Andrea Dekker

Weekend Giveaway: LaundryTree SoapNuts {10 winners}

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UPDATE: This giveaway is now closed.

I’ve talked about Laundry Tree’s SoapNuts many times on my blog, on Facebook, on Twitter, etc. — but that’s because I’ve been using SoapNuts for over a year now… and I REALLY love them!

Here are just a few of the things I love about SoapNuts:

  • They are 100% natural and organically grown
  • They are non-allergenic
  • They are antimicrobial
  • They are compatible with HE machines, front-loading machines, and traditional machines
  • They are harvested in a sustainable way
  • They are much better for the environment than traditional detergents
  • They are SUPER simple to use and take up way less space than bottles of detergent and fabric softener

SoapNuts are great for anyone — but especially wonderful for babies, anyone with sensitive skin or allergies, anyone with a small laundry room, or anyone who simply cares about the environment!

(my latest shipment of SoapNuts just arrived in the mail last week!)

Oh, and in case you’re wondering what in the world “SoapNuts” are or how you would use them — you can find all that information here.

So if you’d love to give SoapNuts a try — or of you already love SoapNuts and would just love to stock up on your supply, you can buy the products directly from their website…. but make sure you still enter my giveaway below!!

The Giveaway:

Today, TEN lucky readers will win a SoapNuts Starter Kit which includes:

  • One 3.5 oz. bag of SoapNuts {enough for about 40 loads of laundry}
  • One 1 oz. bottle of Essential Oil {my favorite scent is sweet linen}
  • Two reusable SoapNuts washbags
  • One extra SoapNuts pouch to share with a friend
  • Usage instructions

How to Enter:

1. {required} Leave a comment on this post. Why would you love to try/use SoapNuts?

2. {optional} Like Simple Organized Living and/or LaundryTree on Facebook, and then leave a separate comment letting me know you did {or that you do already}.

If you are reading this in your email or feed reader, please visit the actual blog post to enter. Email entries, Facebook comments, and Twitter messages will NOT be counted.

Prizes:

(10) SoapNuts starter kits as described above.

This giveaway ends at 10:00 pm on Monday, 5/10/2012 and is open to US residents, 18 years or older. I will use And the Winner Is to select the winning comments at random. Winners will be notified by email and noted at the top of this post. Winners must respond within 48 hours of notification to claim their prize or I will choose a new winner. Please see my full disclosure policy and contact me with any questions you have. Good luck!

Reader Interactions

Comments

  2. Justina says

    I would love to win this. I am preggo and was wondering what to do about laundry detergent with the little one. 😉 I guess this would be safe for the whole family. =D

  3. Amanda Paige says

    I would love to try Soap Nuts because I have heard so many people rave about them. I am trying to switch to a more natural way of doing laundry and this would help!!

  4. Cheryl McInerney says

    I would love to try Soap Nuts because you like them. So far I have loved everything you do (I now use the oil cleansing method for my face and bbaking soda and vinegar for my hair). Thanks for your blog. Cheryl

  7. nancye6 says

    I would like to try SoapNuts in my laundry to see if using them instead of regular detergent would help calm my eczema.

  9. Michelle says

    Love that you can use hem with cloth diapers….and that they work better than regular detergent!!

  11. Kim Grevenstuk says

    I would love to try these! So much better for the environment.

  12. Michelle says

    I would love to try Soap Nuts because 2 of my girls have environmental allergies and I would love to know if these would be better for their skin and allergies than the detergent we’ve been using.

  13. Liz Fourez says

    I would love to try those! Seems like a great natural way to clean your clothes and pretty easy to use too!

  14. Allison says

    I’ve been curious about these for a while and would like to give them a try!

  16. Melissa Q says

    I’d like to try them as a way to be more frugal and environmental at the same time

  17. Kim says

    I have children with sensitive skin and I am really interested in all-natural products. Would love to try these!

  18. Su Ann says

    I would like to try them because, well, they’d be free! I do approx. four loads/day @ least and it gets expensive. thx

  20. Becky says

    I’d love to try them for all the great reasons you’ve shared with us!
    thanks!

  26. Robin says

    I have been interested to give these a tried since I had seen them on your website. Not happy with most detergent in the store and would love to try these out. Bonus — a natural product.

  29. Dawn dk says

    I have heard so much good about them, that I would love to try them out!

  30. Jennifer M. says

    I would love to win because my son who has kidney disease has to stay away from anything with added ingredients. So we try to use everything natural and organic as possible. This would be really helpful.

  32. JoDi says

    I’ve been wanting to try these ever since you posted about them the first time. I like that they’re all natural, and I have a friend who is extremely sensitive to all scents so I’m hoping they would be great for her too!

  33. Ivy Miller says

    I would love to try soap-nuts. Right now we make our own laundry powder as a way to save money.

  34. Melanie K says

    I have just started hearing about soap nuts and am very curious! We are expecting our first little one in July and I would love to try something natural on the cloth diapers we will be using! Thanks for this opportunity.

  35. Sarah W says

    I tried soap nuts after reading about them on your blog….and I love them.

  36. Susan H says

    I’d like to try them because it sounds very sustainable, and fresh linen sounds comforting. Thanks!

  38. Sandy says

    I used to make my own laundry detergent. When we bought our house this past summer, the water composition (high chlorine and something else I can’t seem to remember!) meant that our clothes came out dingy and smelling like I’d washed them in cat poop – seriously. The clothes smelled like poop! I had to go back to traditional detergent while I’ve been trying to concoct a new recipe that works better; I’m not having much success! This would be one way to get away from those traditional detergents again!

  40. Jennifer Madigan says

    I have been looking for natural alternatives to detergent. This would be awesome.

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