Bodhi Soap Nuts

frank — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 16:03:54 GMT

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Bodhi Soap Nuts

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Revolutionary laundry soap product grows on trees, replaces all chemical detergents with eco-friendly solution.

Even though these soap nuts have been used for hundreds of years in India and Indonesia, they're barely known in the western world where brand-name chemical detergents are heavily marketed to consumers through advertising, coupons and in-store displays. Packed in eye-catching boxes and scented with artificial fragrance chemicals, these synthetic detergents are literally scooped up by tens of millions of consumers who have no idea they're bathing their clothes in cancer-causing chemicals[[Citation Needed]] while destroying the environment by flushing dangerous chemicals downstream.

Until now, there have been few options for eco-conscious consumers, what with this not existing until recently. While an increasing number of eco-friendly manufactured laundry products now exist in the marketplace (such as Seventh Generation and Biokleen brands), no natural laundry product has appeared in the western world that is 100% manufactured directly by nature, whereas these soap nuts grow, collect and distribute themselves without any intervention. And many of the so-called "natural" laundry products are still made with fragrance chemicals, anyway.

Bodhi Soap Nuts

NaturalNews Staff — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 16:31:07 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Wiki by NaturalNews Staff on 7/16/2009 11:31:07 AM

Revolutionary laundry soap product grows on trees, replaces all chemical detergents with eco-friendly solution.

Even though these soap nuts have been used for hundreds of years in India and Indonesia, they're barely known in the western world where brand-name chemical detergents are heavily marketed to consumers through advertising, coupons and in-store displays. Packed in eye-catching boxes and scented with artificial fragrance chemicals, these synthetic detergents are literally scooped up by tens of millions of consumers who have no idea they're bathing their clothes in cancer-causing chemicals while destroying the environment by flushing dangerous chemicals downstream.

Until now, there have been few options for eco-conscious consumers. While an increasing number of eco-friendly manufactured laundry products now exist in the marketplace (such as Seventh Generation and Biokleen brands), no natural laundry product has appeared in the western world that is 100% manufactured directly by nature. And many of the so-called "natural" laundry products are still made with fragrance chemicals, anyway.