Starter Kit
Make a seamless transition to using soap—a true soap, not a detergent—for washing hands, bodies, dishes, clothes, countertops—everything!
In your starter kit, you’ll receive:
Foaming soap dispenser—choose your color! (Use your own mason jar, or add one for $2.)
1/2 cup of soap flakes (2 oz / 56 g)—the perfect amount for making your first batch of soap flake concentrate.
1 cup of laundry powder (8 oz / 226 g)—enough for 8 large and/or soiled loads of laundry.
Doing porch pick-up or drop-off in Kansas City? We’ll fill your dispenser for you (free of charge) so that all you have to do when it arrives is stick it next to your sink—doesn’t get any easier than that!
Note: Packaging varies from picture. You will receive your soap flakes and laundry powder in paper bags.
Make a seamless transition to using soap—a true soap, not a detergent—for washing hands, bodies, dishes, clothes, countertops—everything!
In your starter kit, you’ll receive:
Foaming soap dispenser—choose your color! (Use your own mason jar, or add one for $2.)
1/2 cup of soap flakes (2 oz / 56 g)—the perfect amount for making your first batch of soap flake concentrate.
1 cup of laundry powder (8 oz / 226 g)—enough for 8 large and/or soiled loads of laundry.
Doing porch pick-up or drop-off in Kansas City? We’ll fill your dispenser for you (free of charge) so that all you have to do when it arrives is stick it next to your sink—doesn’t get any easier than that!
Note: Packaging varies from picture. You will receive your soap flakes and laundry powder in paper bags.
Make a seamless transition to using soap—a true soap, not a detergent—for washing hands, bodies, dishes, clothes, countertops—everything!
In your starter kit, you’ll receive:
Foaming soap dispenser—choose your color! (Use your own mason jar, or add one for $2.)
1/2 cup of soap flakes (2 oz / 56 g)—the perfect amount for making your first batch of soap flake concentrate.
1 cup of laundry powder (8 oz / 226 g)—enough for 8 large and/or soiled loads of laundry.
Doing porch pick-up or drop-off in Kansas City? We’ll fill your dispenser for you (free of charge) so that all you have to do when it arrives is stick it next to your sink—doesn’t get any easier than that!
Note: Packaging varies from picture. You will receive your soap flakes and laundry powder in paper bags.
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Soap Flakes
Soap flakes are so versatile that you can use them for just about everything!
Combine with water to fill your foaming dispenser and a spray bottle (BYO, or purchase separately). See the "cheat sheet" below for dilution ratios.
Use the foaming dispenser to to clean hands, bodies, dishes, counters, and much more! Use soap spray for household cleaning.
You can also use soap flakes, alone, for laundry--a little goes a long way!
Laundry Powder
Soap flakes clean, and baking soda and washing soda boost cleaning and odor fighting power. Mix your own, or use our laundry powder that is ready to go.
Recommended amount:
-1 tbsp for average load
-2 tbsp for large or soiled load
-3 tbsp for extra large or heavily soiled loadFor cold wash, pre-dissolve powder in a cup of warm water before adding to your washing machine.
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Soap Flakes:
Soap (coconut oil, sunflower seed oil, water, sodium hydroxide*).
Laundry Powder:
Washing soda (sodium carbonate), baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), soap (coconut oil, sunflower seed oil, water, sodium hydroxide*).
*Food grade. None remains after saponifying the oils into soap and glycerin.
All soapmaking requires an alkali--typically sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide--to react with the acids in the oils and create soap. Soap labels are not required to specify this ingredient, but we are proud to offer one of the few soaps made with a food-grade (as opposed to industrial-grade) alkali, and we want you to know it!
Learn other ways our ingredients set us apart from the rest (and what to look for when shopping other brands).
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