Herbs,Sticks And Roots Dealers in Namakkal

The soap nut comes from the Soapnut Tree (Sapindus mukorossi). The trees produce the small black berry.The shells used for detergent contain something called saponin, which works as a natural surfactant. Sustainable: It's a renewable resource, easily grown organically. All Natural: No funky or harmful ingredients. Eco-Friendly: Less processing, less energy and less packaging. Affordable: They can replace multiple cleaners, and last longer. Reusable: Each berry can be used up to 6 times before it's spent. Hypoallergenic: No skin or respiratory irritation and non-toxic. Not Actually Nuts: They're totally safe for those with nut allergies. Simple: Throw them in your wash or make a simple liquid detergent. Odorless: But you can always add your own essential oils. Gentle: Their mild nature won't damage delicate clothing or surfaces. No Fabric Softener: They naturally soften your fabrics! Save Water: They rinse easier so require less water. Save Energy: You can use a shorter rinse cycle in your laundry, too. Countless Uses: Look below for a few ideas on how to use soap nuts in your own home.

Medicinal Mushroom, Milky Mushroom, Dry Vegetables, Fresh Vegetable

Passiflora Incarnat

Agarbatti Dhoop, Tshirt Collar, Moringa Seeds, Chicken Eg

Tulsi, Fresh Flowers, Stitched Ladies Salwar Garments, Spices Produc

Soap Nuts, Agro Product, Fresh Coconut, Custard Apple, Black Ric

Natural Herbs, Hen Eggs, Fresh Vegetables, Indian Handicrafts, Spice

Drumstick, Banana Flower Pickle, Avaram Poo, GONGURA, Fenugreek Lea

Drumstick, Desiccated Coconut, Neem Organic Manure, Neem Manur

Ayurvedic Herbs, Sugarcane, Brown Sugar, Sugar Powder, Neem Tre