Soap Nuts Triuga

Useless purchase, they don't lather, and they don't clean properly. Zero effect, I expected more from them.

I had these for a long time, and finally decided to use them. I made a decoction for my hair. It got into my eyes. And then... It all went horribly wrong. It burned and stung like glass in my eyes. I couldn't open my eyes, and rinsing didn't help. I made tea compresses and used eye drops. The pain was terrible. I thought I would go blind and that blood would come out of my eyes. It only started getting better after 1-2 hours. But the tearing remained and there was some kind of film in my eyes periodically. I couldn't imagine that soap nuts could cause such a reaction. When soap gets in your eyes, it stings, but this was a disaster. This should be warned about, especially since they recommend it for children as natural and safe.

I occasionally use it as an alternative to shampoo. It cleanses the hair well, but it tends to dry it out a bit. The process is time-consuming. I rate it 4 stars because the last package I received had cracked nuts.

Crushed soap nuts are very inconvenient to use. Previously, I had nuts from a different manufacturer in a linen bag, and they were whole, making it easy to count and use them.

I bought these soap nuts for washing my newborn grandson's clothes. They did an excellent job. No allergies whatsoever. Absolutely safe. I myself am an allergy sufferer with a lot of experience. I learned about soap nuts many years ago. Now they are a lifesaver for me! However, there is one drawback... They do not whiten clothes or remove stains. Therefore, a person must choose what they need: cleanliness and hypoallergenic properties or whiteness, which chemical bleaches can provide.

I used these pots for my baby's milk items. It effectively removes light stains, rinses well, and does not cause any allergies.