--- product_id: 2163264 title: "0.75 Pound (12 Ounces) Organic De-seeded Soapberry/Soap Nut with 1 Wash Bag" brand: "greenwill" price: "S$38" currency: SGD in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/2163264-0-75-pound-12-ounces-organic-de-seeded-soapberry-soap store_origin: SG region: Singapore --- # 0.75 lb organic purity Includes reusable cotton wash bag Fair trade & cruelty-free certified 0.75 Pound (12 Ounces) Organic De-seeded Soapberry/Soap Nut with 1 Wash Bag **Brand:** greenwill **Price:** S$38 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🌿 Clean smarter, live greener — join the soap nut revolution! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 0.75 Pound (12 Ounces) Organic De-seeded Soapberry/Soap Nut with 1 Wash Bag by greenwill - **How much does it cost?** S$38 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/2163264-0-75-pound-12-ounces-organic-de-seeded-soapberry-soap) ## Best For - greenwill enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted greenwill brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Pure Organic Power:** 0.75 pounds of de-seeded soapberries for a natural, chemical-free cleanse. - • **Ethical & Sustainable:** Fair trade and cruelty-free certification ensures your clean routine supports global good. - • **Customer-Centric Support:** 24/7 USA-based customer service with a 100% satisfaction or money-back guarantee. - • **Eco-Friendly Convenience:** Comes with a durable 4" x 4" cotton wash bag for effortless, mess-free washing. - • **Seedless for Superior Use:** De-seeded soapberries maximize cleaning efficiency and prevent residue. ## Overview This 0.75-pound pack of organic, de-seeded soapberries from Greenwill offers a sustainable, chemical-free alternative to traditional soaps. Included is a reusable cotton wash bag for easy use, backed by fair trade and cruelty-free certifications. With 24/7 customer support and a satisfaction guarantee, it’s the perfect eco-conscious choice for your personal care routine. ## Description Net soapberry weight is 0.75 pounds plus one wash bag. ## Features - Net weight: 0.75 pound soapberries. One 4" x 4" cotton wash bag is included. - Greenwill soapberry (also called soap nuts) is organic, fair trade, and cruelty free product - Please read information on brochure or visit our website for how to use. If any question, email or call our 24/7 customer service in SC USA. Your satisfaction is guaranteed or 100% money back. - Greenwill soapberries are de-seeded. Use de-seeded soapberry. See pictures to understand difference of de-seeded soapberry and whole soapberry (with seed inside). ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Asin | B00AHRGN6Q | | Best Sellers Rank | #7,465 in Bath Soaps | | Item Model Number | greenwill-12-002 | | Manufacturer | Greenwill | | Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches; 12 ounces | | Upc | 885401479484 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** GREENWILL - **Item Weight:** 12 Ounces - **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 4.5 x 4.5 x 4.5 inches - **Age Range (Description):** Adult - **Skin Type:** All ## Images ![0.75 Pound (12 Ounces) Organic De-seeded Soapberry/Soap Nut with 1 Wash Bag - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81LBr-0G4VL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: I've never used these, but I'm very interested. Can someone please explain how to use these, specifically?** A: These have been used for Thousands of Years long before the Hazardous Detergents We make now. You don't want the Dried One's. You want the Fresher One's Off the Tree. Still moist soap nuts. Use 5 for Reg. Load to 7 for Really Large Load without the Seeds inside per a small bag or old white sock tied off so they stay in the Bag. Add the Cotton Bag with Soap Nuts to Your Laundry before the Water Fills. Wash Normally for the Softest Cleanest Freshest Clothes you have ever had. No Softener is ever needed and Your Clothes retain their natural color better than any Detergent could ever do and they last longer. Don't use no more than 5 to 7 per load. This is the Natural Natures way to clean and soften refresh and make last your clothes. Have Fun! You just made the Wisest Choice You could make to clean Your Clothes. Bath Yourself or Anything that needs a natural clean. Sincerely, Charles David Murphy. Have fun! **Q: Are they really better in quality too? I wanna try! The price obviously is really good...** A: The quality is great. They last a very long time and my clothes are fresh and clean with out artificial anything. The only thing that ever gets pretreated is grease stains. I also boil them to make a cleaning solution. I use this on counters and walls and anywhere I need it. I also use this solution to dampen my cloth diaper wipes. It works great and is gentle on baby's skin. I love these soap nuts! **Q: 1. What do you do with the bag of soap nuts between loads? Do you hang dry them in the bag? How does one know when to compost or discard them?** A: Ours sometimes just stay in the washer for the next load, sometimes end up in the dryer with the clean load of laundry, and sometimes we lay them on top of the dryer in between loads. They don’t have to dry out between loads, but they can. When the soap nuts are broken down into small crumbs, I dump the bags and add new soap nuts. Soap nuts are not fussy at all - put two…three bags in the wash or just one…dry them or don’t. Dump out the used up soap nuts or just keep adding a few new ones to the bags… **Q: Will these work in a cold water wash or does the water need to be warm?** A: I know I'm late to the game but just in case someone in the future has this same question... I only wash in cold water and I've used these for about 3 years. I drop the bag with the berries into a cup of hot water for about 3 minutes and then toss the water and bag of berries into the machine, load in the clothes I sorted while the berries soaked, and start the wash. If I'm washing consecutive loads I don't soak the berries each time, only if the berries have dried in between loads. Everyone in my family has converted after seeing how well these berries work and how much money I save! ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ These work great! *by on Reviewed in the United States October 19, 2014* I have used soap berries before, so I am accustomed to the product. My previous experiences with soap berries have been with the type from India. I didn't even know there was more than one kind until I looked to see if I could purchase my soap berries through Amazon. These soap berries from China are darker than my previous ones and feel a bit (just a little) stickier, which indicates to me that they might have more soap in them than the others. However, I can't verify this. They work every bit as good as the ones I was used to, at least. They don't smell bad at all; they have the normal soap berry smell that all soap berries have. If you've never smelled it before, it isn't a nice smell. A bit stringent, and I can see how people might say it smells like chemicals. But ALL soap berries smell like this! The good thing is that no smell remains on the clothing after washing. The clothes come out fresh and clean, with no scent either of soap berries or of anything else (like yucky, unhealthy perfumes).Soap berries are fantastic for normal soil levels and even cloth diapers, but really tough dirt like engine grease won't come out with soap berries alone.I love soap berries for my sheets especially. I have really sensitive skin, and lying on sheets washed in detergent made my skin itchy. Even dye and perfume free detergents made me itch. Soap berries get my sheets clean without any itch! AHHHH, finally, a comfortable night's sleep!The bottom line for me is this: These are a good brand of soap berry. They work great, they were in more whole berries and fewer broken pieces than the other brand I tried, and the bags were indeed larger, which I like. I can recommend this brand to anyone who is interested in a natural, hypoallergenic way of getting clothes really clean. Plus, you can't beat the price of soap berries! I can get two years' worth of laundry done for what six months of liquid detergent normally costs. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ soap nut body wash *by on Reviewed in the United States April 14, 2014* These are the only soap nuts that I have used, and I like them.I ordered them twice and the first batch was better then the second. But hey I just started to use a little more nuts per a batch. Here is a quick tip on how to make a soap nut body wash.In short. Mix a tsp of guru gum into a cup of soapnut tea.Explained. Start by making a soapnut tea. One should simmer 2 soapnuts to a little over a cup of hot water for 15-20 min, then let sit over night. If one is in a hurry, they can stir the soapnuts every twenty minutes for an hour or two, and get a quick version. The darker the tea, the stronger it is. Then take one tsp of guru gum per a cup of liquid, and mix. one can add more guru gum if they want it thicker, less for a thinner soap. it doesn't have to be guru gum. one can use a thickener of choice. guru gum just makes a nice slippery soap, similar to the feel of lye soap. I find that it's best to leave the soap plain. But if one wants they can add 5-16 drops of essential oil of choice. Let it sit for a few minutes to finish thickening. I would recommend to sift the guru gum through a strainer while mixing to avoid clumping.When the soapnuts loose all there color, they are done. Until then they can be reused. I use the soapnuts about two times. I use about double the amount of soapnuts for the second batch, and dry the nuts between batches. The tea does spoil if left too long. Refrigerate if worried. I find that storing it for up to a week in the bathroom is fine.To make dish soap. One can add about a half a cup of backing soda to the 6oz of body wash. It has to be mixed before each use, and it doesn't foam. but it does degrees and cleans the dishes well. (although I went back to dish soap, because it's more convenient)for laundry i tried just using the soap nuts in the included bag. after a few washes my clothes started to smell funny. I then started to use the tea with added backing soda, and my clothes are nice and clean. One can also do a vinegar rinse, by adding some vinegar to a downy ball. Personally I stopped using this for laundry and switched to grating up ivory soap mixed with baking soda, just because i like too always have a detergent available. Hey good luck on a lye free soap search, and there are "supper wash balls" that some claim too work too. If one doesn't trust the wash ball on it's own, they can add it in addition to the rest. That's what i do, and my clothes come out cleaner then commercial detergents used to get them. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Low suds, leave behind tint *by on Reviewed in the United States February 8, 2017* I bought these as budget soapnuts for ~$10/#. I had no idea that 3# would last what seems like forever. One brand of diaper covers I bought has a guarantee that is only honored with "approved" laundering, so I bought these to maintain the warranty. I have never used other soapnuts & I don't expect to buy any again. I typically use concentrated liquid detergent that's free of just about everything, but it didn't make the diaper cover approved list. I have primarily used these soap nuts for washing cloth diapers, and they clean waste adequately. The low suds make them appropriate for the front loader. I feel more confident about their cleaning power if I soak them before each load. I created a trap in the detergent tray to hold them in so they don't wash down into the clothes. I prefer not to use the cotton bags since they mildew if not dried between uses. I have noticed a pinkish-tan tinge to my diapers that never occurred with other wash protocols. It comes out with occasional borax plus hot water. One thing I like about them is their portability. For a weekend trip, it's much more convenient & less messy to bring a cotton bag with several soap nuts than a jug of liquid or box of powder detergent. I am attaching a photo of the diapers routinely washed in these soap nuts against a onesie washed in my liquid detergent. In case you're wondering, the diapers smell clean after being washed. The tint is definitely a stain from the soap nuts, not from baby. ## Frequently Bought Together - GREENWILL 0.75 Pound (12 Ounces) Organic De-seeded Soapberry/Soap Nut with 1 Wash Bag - Integrative Therapeutics Active B-Complex - Energy Metabolism Support* - B-Complex Vitamin Supplement with 8 B-Vitamins, Vitamin B12, Folate, Choline - 60 Capsules --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.sg/products/2163264-0-75-pound-12-ounces-organic-de-seeded-soapberry-soap](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/2163264-0-75-pound-12-ounces-organic-de-seeded-soapberry-soap) --- *Product available on Desertcart Singapore* *Store origin: SG* *Last updated: 2026-09-17*