TWIG Natural laundry detergent
TWIG Natural laundry detergent
TWIG Natural laundry detergent

TWIG Natural laundry detergent

Regular price 16,00 EUR
Regular price Sale price 16,00 EUR

The effectiveness of TWIG powdered laundry detergent is based on natural tensides, in other words, olive oil-based soap base.

The natural boosters are washing soda,...

Country of origin - Finland

Sustainability

100% natural

vegan

sustainable

water-free

plastic-free

colour-free

alcohol-free

silicone-free

gluten-free

cruelty-free

Key ingredients
INCI

potassium oleate, sodium carbonate, maris sal

Details

Width: 7.7cm

Height: 15.0cm

Depth: 7.7cm

Material: recycled plastic

Designer: Mona Isotupa

Packaging and recycling

Recycling
Please recycle all the packaging.
Package in plastic

Shipping

HOW LONG WILL IT TAKE TO ARRIVE

  • Finland: 1-3 business days
  • Europe: 2-7 business days
  • Rest of world 7-10 days
  • Free shipping over 160 e

HOW TO RETURN

Free returns are available within 14 days of your online order delivery date.

How to use

Shake the bottle before use. Measure 2 to 3 caps of

washing powder directly into the washing machine’s detergent box. Finish

the washing result by using TWIG laundry vinegar as the rinsing agent.

Usage

  • washing machine that naturally washes home textiles and clothing

Customer Reviews

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Eco Eco

Very good and long lasting dry soap.

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Anu Reinson
Does it's job very well

I have used this laundry detergent for a few weeks now and it does its job very well - makes even kids' white socks white again (a thing that some natural detergents fail to do)!
I use it together with Twig laundry vinegar which gives clothes a fresh subtle scent and makes my laundry room smell so good!

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Carol Wallwork
My Favorite Clothes Washing Way

I Love Hetkinen's laundry detergent and vinegar-my clothes, towels and sheets smell so fresh and clean, as does my laundry room. A report in this week's UK Telegraph warns of health hazards from using common home products - https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/body/seven-ways-your-home-is-damaging-your-health/

Including this excerpt, that exemplifies how different Hetkinen laundry products are: "Research shows that the top-selling laundry products emit chemicals that can damage our health CREDIT: getty
Companies tend to use sodium laureth sulphate (SLES) in detergents because it’s a cheap way to create foam, which we all take as a sign of hardcore cleansing action. The main problem is that when it goes through the process called ethoxylation, there’s a potential for contamination with a possible carcinogen called 1,4-dioxane...Detergent allergies can arise from surfactants, preservatives such as parabens, which are also endocrine disruptors, and fragrance, which is a sign that potentially harmful chemicals have been included for no practical reason. The EPA’s guide to detergent lists around 50 brands that don’t add fragrances. So detergents that still use it should be easy to skip."