CHARLIE'S LAUNDRY POWDER (it isn't actually a soap even though the name says soap) is a revolutionary approach to laundry care. It does not cover up stains and colours with scents and brighteners - it really cleans. It is made with a unique blend of biodegradable coconut-based detergents and high-grade, completely soluble, Green River washing soda. Contains no dyes, phosphates, UV brighteners or perfumes! A 2.64kg jar of laundry powder can do up to 80 full wash loads. That's just pennies per load! Needs only 1 TABLESPOON per large washload - THAT'S ALL!! This is not an additive. Hypoallergenic - leaves no residue - perfect for babies and those with sensitive skin. Will not fade your colours. Non-toxic and completely biodegradable. Front-loader, HE compatible. Recommended for use with cloth diapers. Recommended for use for all your family's laundry.

Charlie's Soap is recommended by the following diaper manufacturuers:

~ Fuzzi Bunz

~ Bummis

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

1. Can Charlie's Soap be used to clean cloth diapers?

Absolutely! Charlie's laundry powder contains no ingredients or additives that are designed to bind to fabrics, and contain no antibacterial agents. Subsequently, Charlie's Soap is residue free. Since your results with Charlie's Soap may vary due to your particular water conditions and your baby's sensitivity to bacteria, it is recommended that you follow the diaper washing instructions provided by the manufacturer of your brand of diapers.

2. Is Charlie's Soap HE compatible or compliant?

~ HE means that less water is used per washing cycle. ~ HE detergents are often merely lesser amounts of the same detergents, because most detergents on the market do not dissolve well in small amounts of water. ~ Charlie's Soap is completely water soluble, so it needs very little water to dissolve it completely. Therefore, a normal wash load dose of the powder is small enough to use in HE machines.

3. Is Charlie's Soap good in hard water?

Charlie's soap is good in hard water, but no detergent is as effective in hard water vs soft water. It doesn't contain the necessary chemicals to handle the hardest water problems. If you live in a difficult hard water area, it is recommended that you add Calgon (can be purchased at the grocery store - laundry isle) to your wash cycle 1 -2 times per week. This will help dissolve built up residues.