That Red House Eco-Friendly Collection

1. What are Organic Soapberries?

Soapberries, also known as soap nuts, are the dried shells of the Sapindus mukorossi fruit. They naturally contain saponin, a plant-based surfactant that acts as a gentle, effective laundry detergent when combined with water.

2. How many washes do soapberries last?

That Red House Organic Soapberries come in 90+, 180+, and 365+ washload sizes. Each small bag of 4 to 5 soapberry shells can be reused for 3 to 5 washes before composting.

3. Are That Red House products safe for sensitive skin?

Yes. That Red House products are free from synthetic fragrances, dyes, and harsh chemicals, making them an excellent choice for people with sensitive skin, eczema, or allergies.

4. Are That Red House products septic safe?

Yes. All That Red House laundry and cleaning products are biodegradable and septic-safe, making them suitable for homes on septic systems or with greywater recycling setups.