Taken from the Channel 5 website for its new show It Pays to Watch.
Oldstyle MoneySaving
Liz, 33, from West Molesey in Surrey is a wiz at carrying out everyday household chores at a fraction of the normal cost.
One of her top tips helps her save £135 a year on washing detergent. Instead of using liquid or tablets to wash her family’s cloths she uses soap nuts that she imports from India via the internet. She also uses vinegar instead of fabric softener and insists her cloths do not end up smelling like a chip shop.
She spends just £15 on vinegar and soap nuts while the average family spends around £135 a year on washing products.
What the crap are soap nuts and how much of a tight, smelly fucker would you have to be? Srsly?
Thursday, 10 January 2008
That bird smells of chips
Posted by WillowC at 03:46
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ok i am so sad coz i knows about soap nuts.
they arent nuts, but berries and you use the shells of them, they contain the active ingredient (or near as shitting is to messing yaself) sapin or summick like that and as long as you dont want daz whites, they are pretty good! and good for the environment and blah blah blah
i dont use them, but i do own some ;o)
amor mundi
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