Soapnuts vs Conkers - What’s The Difference?
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- Опубліковано 22 жов 2019
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You could get a pair of cycling gloves to wear when you're cutting them up. The padding is right where your hands were getting red.
Potato walking in warmed my heart. I miss when my brother was that small, it goes by so fast. Love the video!
Honestly , I thought i couldn't care less about soapnuts and conkers, but somehow its so adorable coming from you :D Loved this vid!! Maybe some food vids tooo? :D
Your voice is so calming, you could narrate books!
oh wouldn't it be wonderful if she narrated her own novels?
I must say your voice is calming your video is very informative! I just love your lifestyle ...healthy and echo friendly, more people should live like this you are so inspiring! Using natural nontoxic laundry detergent is better for our aquatic life and environment overall. Thank you for all you do!
This is really interesting. I’ve thought about making this switch but was unsure. You’ve informed me a bit more 👍🏼
Same. Never heard if this
I'm really loving these types of videos you have been doing recently!
Thank you, Klaire, for this wonderful video. I'm always happy to see a new upload from you and I love to rewatch your videos. 💙
So interesting, I've heard of soap nuts before but using conkers is amazing. Your dedication to using natural products is amazing and I'm sure it's done your health the world of good.
ive really been loving these kind of videos :3
It would be interesting to try this in the future! Right now it is not practical for my lifestyle, but I am interested in trying to reduce waste and save money.
I love your content and this was so informative. You have the most soothing voice. I wish you would do sleep stories/meditations.
Yay, the long waited video is out!
Very clear informative video. Thank you .
That had am the info I was missing. We chose to store our conkers intact, no problem with hammering them before soaking, but we had a few doubts left, I will study your vid and put it to good use : thanks A LOT !
Great! I will try this. Conkers are everywhere where I life and trying out new things like that really is fun ^^
I love the music in this one!
You know I love your work,... I followed you here, I am a silent viewer more how many years already.
I have no use for this information..I just like watching your videos lol ❤️
Klaire, I’m just starting my soap nut journey with every day wash and for a shampoo alternative. I so appreciate this video and I can’t wait to try to wild harvest some conkers to try.
I really love the music in this vid…who is it and where did you find it?
Thanks so much for sharing information!
I've recently found that I have an abundance of conkers where I live! I love the idea of dehydrating the bits! Do you think once dehydrated they will be fine to store; as long as kept cool and dry?
Thanks for these videos! What sort of cleanser do you use for your body?
Good grief! You're a superwoman!
I can’t believe that soap can come from nuts!! So cool and thank you for sharing :)
Thanks for sharing this method. Although I thought the idea of using a 100% natural laundry DIY detergent. Was due to sensitive skin. Therefore using chemical detergent for 'nappies or sanitary towels' negates this purpose. As it's an irritant for your babies skin & female genitalia.
Can I ask what you used to bath potato when he was a baby or if you still use it now? I’m so paranoid about all of the chemicals in baby products 😣 and just thought you might have had a natural alternative xx
Thank you Klaire, lovely as always😊
Can I ask why, you prefer regular detergent for nappies than conker detergent? I was planning on starting to use it for all of our laundry instead of differentiating deteregents.
I'd just rather those were cleaned down to their soul. If I was desperate, and let's say for argument's sake that nobody in the UK could buy laundry detergent, then I would. But then I'd boil everything after too. I don't like gentle cleaners when it comes to poop and blood.
How long do these things stay preserved? Do they have an "expiration"?
Those conkers look like a horsechestnut called a buckeye.
I agree with using regular detergents for sensitive area clothing.
No conkers or soapnuts anywhere near my place but it was a very informative and interesting video!
You can buy soapnuts on earthhero.com!!
Likewise. I just use washing powder these days because it's in a cardboard box, whereas the liquid one is in a plastic bottle and seems to run out faster.
Do you manage to get enough conkers to last you until next season?
This is fascinating but why *did* you switch to conkers from soapnuts? Was it just easier to gather as they grown in the UK?
I believe she mentions it in the first video she made about using conckers. She said something to the effect of "I couldn't justify using something from halfway across the world when I had an alternative growing in my backyard".
Question: is it possible to make a big batch of laundry liquid with the cookers and store it?
Joon Gremillet-Nguyen she explains this in her previous video. Short answer: not really. You can keep it in the fridge for a couple of days, but it goes off pretty quickly and smells.
I tried putting sugar in with the chestnuts and liquid,it preserves it and turns fizzy smell like vinegar
Can we wash dishes with this soup
wait why do you not use them on the nappys or sanitary pads? is it bad for your skin/toxic at all?
MakoBeauty She prefers that the sanitary pads and nappies are “cleaned to their soul”. If she couldn’t get detergent, she would use them, but then boil the nappies or sanitary pads after.
Here in Spain is easy to found edible chestnut but not conker:(
The conkers are so much work. Why are you choosing them over soap nuts
Did you ever tryed to wash with ivy?
I did last week, and it works really well. It makes the clothes very soft as well
Water chestnuts are not edible? But its sold in Asian supermarkets canned for eating
They're different things. Horse chestnuts are Aesculus hippocastanum. Water chestnuts are Eleocharis dulcis. And "regular" edible spiky chestnuts are in the genus Castanea.
It be nice if you speak up