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sarahevie1

Soap nuts sound great, I may try them.

Your doing great, keep at it

atypicalblonde

Hi Sarahevie1


They are great, I was very sceptical at first but they have surprised me. If you google Ecozone soapnuts there are plenty of reviews that can help you make your mind up. I spent around £6 for a bag which should last us 3-4 months - prior to this I was buying a box of branded liquitabs at around £5 a box every week x

debtfreeoneday

I've used soap nuts before and they were really good!!

atypicalblonde

Been reading Early Retirement Extreme a lot today, very very interesting reading. £200 OP made from selling something on our local Facebook selling group, really pleased as it's a large item which is now out of the way & has freed up some cash xx

MummyEm

I like the sound of the soapnuts (both the cost and eco credentials). Do you find that they work on very soiled clothing? My two littlies are pretty messy by nature and end up covered head to toe in muck most days, especially in summer as they spend most free time outside.

atypicalblonde

So far the Soapnuts have been great at removing stains. DD was covered in melted chocolate ice cream & mud yesterday, and they washed beautifully. I will continue to wash DH work gear in normal laundry liquid (covered in oil from work most days) but other than that I'm using Soapnuts for everything now x

atypicalblonde

We have £11 in cash in the house, and our plan is to use only that this week,no debit card purchases allowed. If successful, £150 OP can be made on Friday. DH is sceptical but I'm sure we can do it x

PrincessLou

Wow - thanks so much for posting about soap nuts. They look great and will save us an incredible amount of money (great for the environment too!) :T

atypicalblonde

You are most welcome x

atypicalblonde

Feeling really deflated today. Sale of large item via Facebook didn't go through so I'm back to the drawing board. Need some sunshine to help me get my mojo back x