Green and Natural Laundry with Hip Mountain Mama
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Uploaded by HipMountainMama on Feb 27, 2011
Let's face it the laundry isn't going to do itself, so what can we do to make sure our laundry routine is green, natural, and as eco-friendly as possible. Suzy of Hip Mountain Mama shows hers all natural laundry routine in this video. You'll learn how to use Soap Nuts as an all natural and organic laundry detergent replacement. Soap Nuts or Eco Nuts are actually a natural fruit that grows on trees but has cleansing properties. Soap Nuts work really well and are completely natural for your laundry. They are also compostable and biodegradeable. This video also features Wool Laundry Balls. These handmade laundry balls eliminate the need for fabric softeners and wasteful laundry dryer sheets. These wool dryer balls are very effective at keepiong your clothes soft and reducing static cling naturally. Following the green and eco-friendly tips will help you green your laundry while eliminating the use of harmful chemicals in your home and reducing waste. For more information about Going Green in your laundry room visit www.hipmountainmama.com
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what is a green way to remove static form clothes in dryer? thanks
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I never ever saw a drying machine while it was working. I only saw them in stores. It's really a machine I never understood the use of, probably because i never saw it being used. I live in an appartment and we just dry our clothes indoors on a rack, even in freezing winter time. we also never iron except for some that don't straighten out well while drying.
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Great video! Have not seen the dryer balls
Before?! I have used the soap nuts but missed the soapy "smell". Adding a few drops of essential oils should do the trick!
Thanks
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Love this video! I have a sample bag of soap nuts, but I haven't tried them yet. I'm definitely looking for a new routine to clean my cloth pads. Thanks for the demo!
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Im sorry if I missed it..but can soap nuts be used several times before they are 'done'..
wahinepaddler4 1 year ago
@wahinepaddler4 Hi! Yes, you can use the soap nuts up to 5 times before switching them out. When you are done with them, compost them!
HipMountainMama 1 year ago