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Soap Nuts Giveaway!

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picture-1Soap Nuts are an incredible green/natural product that continues to fascinate me the more I learn. God supplied us with a fruit from His creation that cleans our laundry with no additives! It grows on trees! Just a simple dried nut placed in a small bag and thrown into your laundry! I am in awe of how He beautifully supplies all we need without any harsh chemicals.

Soap Nuts clean effectively without the addition of softeners. 100% natural, chemical-free, frangrance-free, biodegradable and hypoallergenic. Extremely low cost per load! I love how you can convert these soap nuts into a liquid detergent or a powder detergent or just use as they are – whatever method you prefer. Soap nuts are definitely the most natural and frugal laundry detergent option on the market!

Read more about them in my previous post here.

NaturOli has donated twenty 5-load sample packs of their soap nuts to giveaway to our readers! Horray! Now you can have an opportunity to try out this wonderful product. So we will have 20 winners on this one!

I have tried two different brands of soap nuts, Maggie’s Soap Nuts & NaturOli. I cannot even compare the two. Maggie’s are packaged overseas whereas NaturOli’s are carefully inspected and packaged in the States (without any plastic, I should add). Maggie’s came to me all sticky in a plastic bag, with some broken, chipped nuts, whereas NaturOli’s were beautifully dried and carefully selected. No stickiness whatsoever thus a far superior product. Another bonus…NaturOli’s are more reasonably priced!

This sample pack includes enough soap nuts for approximately 5 loads, a small wash bag, and an 8 page introduction & instruction pamphlet.

To Enter: Add a comment below!

To be entered twice, post about this giveaway on your blog and come back and add another comment with the link to your post.

Giveaway ends: Friday, June 12, 5:00 pm PST

Giveaway limited to US participants only.

I recently became an affiliate for NaturOli, as I highly respect this company, so if you make any future purchases of soap nuts, please consider purchasing through my links. They also sell high quality skin care products as well. That would be a blessing!

Now I am off to experiment with using soap nuts for various other household cleaning endeavors!


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637 Responses to “Soap Nuts Giveaway!”

  1. sara says:

    I have been curious about these and would love to give them a try! Thanks for the opportunity.

  2. Sonia says:

    I had never heard of soap nuts- sounds very enteresting. I would like to try them out.
    Thanks

  3. Sarah Smith says:

    I really want to try these! Thanks for the idea, all you do in researching these things, and the great giveaway. (I hope I win!!!! :) )

  4. Viviane says:

    This is the first time I’ve heard of soap nuts…fascinating! I hope to win a free sample!

  5. Karen Lytle says:

    I’d love to try these!

  6. Lorrie says:

    I have been wanting to try these.

  7. Krista Gray says:

    I’ve never heard of these and would love to win a free sample!

  8. Dana says:

    I have been looking for something cheap and safe for my family and would love to try them.

  9. Jess Young says:

    These would be fun to try!

  10. Heather says:

    I’ve been wanting to try these.

  11. Thanks so much for the Q&A–I had many of my questions answered!

  12. Kathy says:

    Sounds interesting. I would love to give them a try. Thanks for the chance!

  13. annie says:

    I’ve been wondering about soap nuts…I’m glad you found they work well!

  14. Jaclyn D says:

    Fascinating. Thanks for the give away!

  15. Jennifer K says:

    I currently make my own laundry soap with borax and would like to try something different after reading about your article on borax. I want the safest thing for my kids and I recently started composting, so I am intrigued that these are compostable! Definitely a win-win. I would love to try these!!!

  16. Sarah says:

    You’ve definitely piqued my interest!

  17. Sara B says:

    I am looking forward to trying Soap Nuts!

  18. Sonia says:

    I already posted the link on my blog. Hopefully people take advantage of this opportunity.

  19. Marci says:

    Hi I found your link through a friends’ blog who raves about soap nuts. I am highly allergic to…pretty much everything! One huge problem is laundry detergent and if I don’t wash my clothes and sheets in very specific ways I itch and itch and itch. I would love to try these out and see if my problems can be fixed!

  20. Tracy says:

    What a wonderful giveaway! After reading your post about Borax, I’m glad to see there are some natural alternatives.
    Thank you!

  21. Kristen says:

    I recently decided to try making my own detergent with Borax, but before I could even get the box open I started reading why that might not be such a good idea. I have been dying to try these soap nuts! I was actually reading up on them a little earlier today, and I was so excited when I foudn your giveaway!

  22. Brittany says:

    They sound really exciting! I would love to win :)

  23. Emily P says:

    I haven’t made my own laundry soap yet–but I have been looking into it. Soap nuts seem like a great alternative. I look forward to trying them. Thanks for the giveaway!

  24. Mary says:

    I was just telling my husband about soap nuts yesterday. As he works with foresters, it was interesting that they can be sustainably harvested.

    Love to try them!

  25. Kim says:

    Hahaha! Who knew nuts could clean my laundry! I would LOVE to give this a try.

  26. Jan K says:

    I would love to try this alternative to chemical filled laundry soap. Thanks!

  27. Aleesa says:

    These are so interesting and I would love to win a sample!! I love your blog!

  28. Jeanene says:

    I heard about soap nuts a while back and was skeptical about trying them. But after reading your post and seeing that you really like them, I would love to try them too. Yes, isn’t God good. He has provided all our needs and it is sad that we have been led astray to use harsh chemicals and toxins in our homes all these years. Thanks Lindsey for all your hard work in researching safe and effective products for us to use. You are a blessing.

  29. Emily says:

    Def. worth a try! I’m working on converting friends/family to charlies, but I could change my tune to soap nuts no problem!

    ~Em

  30. Mary says:

    These sound really interesting. I’d love to try them out!

  31. Erin says:

    Soap nuts – the newest laundry thing online! I’d love to give them a try!

  32. Mary P. says:

    I have never heard of soap nuts and can’t imagine how they work. Intriguing.

  33. Kathleen says:

    It is amazing the number of things these babies can do! I love finding truly natural ways to clean.

  34. This is fascinating, and I would *love* the chance to try some!

  35. Lindy P. says:

    Thanks for the post – I’ve been curious about soap nuts for immune issues.

  36. Lauren Perron says:

    I have never heard of these but would love to try them!

  37. Megan says:

    I would love to give these a try! These sound great, especially since I’m expecting my first baby and looking for ways to eliminate chemicals from the house.

  38. Erin K says:

    I can’t believe how amazing this sounds! God is soooooo good!

  39. Amy says:

    I would love to try soap nuts!!Thanks for a great blog.

  40. Hope says:

    I have seen these in natural health food stores, never tired them but would like to.

  41. Elizabeth says:

    Would love to be able to give them a try … I’m also interested in your homemade Borax-less laundry soap. Once I’m out of my current stuff will do so. We don’t have a dishwasher (unless you count the human-types) so I was interested to see that you have a recipe for dish soap also.

  42. Lisa says:

    I am fascinated! I’m definitely going to try these. I have a question though. Your Q&A seems to indicate that these are benign if taken internally, but one website I read said that they’re poisonous. I can appreciate that they are all natural as a cleanser, but I do have two littles who put everything in their mouths. Are they poisonous if ingested?

    • Lindsay says:

      They are really too large to eat, but no, they are not poisonous…it is just not recommended to ingest them in large quantities.

  43. Lorri says:

    Thanks for the opportunity to win some of these soap nuts. I’ve been hearing a lot about them recently and would love to give them a try!

  44. Sarah says:

    The soap nuts sound incredible! Please enter me in your drawing!!

  45. Mominin says:

    These look so interesting! Thanks for the giveaway.

  46. Lorri says:

    One more entry…I added a nice little post on my blog to enter myself again! Can’t wait to try these!

  47. Sarah says:

    I posted wrote a blurb about the soap nuts and posted a link to this site on my blog! enter me twice! :) here is the link: http://tennesseesunshine.blogspot.com/2009/06/soap-nuts-coolest.html