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Laundry Made Green

By Anonymous


It’s Friday. The last day of most work-a-day weeks. Time to get all the things you were too tired or too busy done. One thing that widely gets put off until you have the time and patience for is laundry. Laundry takes time: sorting, pre-treating, scrubbing, and bleaching are all a part of this ancient chore and eSutras Organics wants to put a fresh and natural spin on it.

With all the things you do to your clothes they will wear quicker than. Not to mention the harsh chemicals almost all laundry detergent contains. eSutras Organics has an all natural solution to this clothes hazard - Soap Nuts Baby Safe - Laundry Kit! A safe alternative to the supermarket sold cleaners! This kit contains:

· 4 ounces of organic soap nuts

· 2 muslin bags with ties

· 1 floral dryer companion pack

Get rid of your chemical based detergents and discover the green way to clean with soap nuts! Soap nuts contain a natural compound known as saponin, which acts as a natural surfactant to safely and effectively wash even the most delicate fibers.

Washing Instructions: Drop 2-3 whole soap nuts into one of the included muslin bags, tie tightly, and simply drop into the washing machine.

Drying Instructions: Place the floral companion pack into the second included muslin bag, tie tightly, and place in the dryer as a dryer sheet alternative.

Teri Ridley, eSutras Organics

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