Soapnuts

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A deciduous tree found wild in north India, usually with 5-10 pairs of leaves, solitary with large drupes. This tree belongs to the main plant order Sapindaceae and family Sapindeae. This tree is also known as soap-nut tree, it is one of the most important trees of tropical and sub-tropical regions of Asia.
The soap seed is enclosed in a black, smooth and hard shell endocarp. The fruit is collected during winter months for seed and/or market sales as "soap nut".

The Sapindus Mukorossi tree is one of several that bear fruits and are commonly referred to as soap nuts. The fruit produced from this tree has got the highest saponin content. Saponin is the natural detergent used for various cleaning .
Soapnuts have got medicinal values also such as an expectorant, emetic, contraceptive, and for treatment of excessive salivation, epilepsy, psoriasis, head lice and migraines.
Studies have shown that saponin content in soap nuts restrain tumor cell growth. Soap nuts are widely used in Ayurveda field also in shampoos, cleansers, psoriasis diseases medicine, etc. .. Soap nuts have gentle insecticidal properties and are traditionally used for removing lice from the scalp. Soapnuts are used in production of soaps, It is good for environment without any pollution and chemical added to it. Soapnuts have become a very popular environmentally friendly alternative to these manufactured chemical detergents.

Botanical Information:
Botanical Name : Sapindus Mukorossi
Common Names: Soapnut, Soap Nut, Soapberry, Soap Berry, Washnut, and Wash Nut.

Common Names (in Hindi): Ritha, Reetha, Aritha, Dodan, Doadni, Doda, Kanma and Thali
Usage Information: Dish Washer, Cleaning & Detoxifying Food, Cleaning Jewelry, Natural Pesticide Shampoo

TIP to Store Soapnuts:Soap nuts absorb moisture very easily. They become dark & sticky in a very short period of time if left exposed to air. Ideally the nuts should be packed in an airtight container or a plastic bag tied tight with a rubber band. However, sticky soap nuts do not mean that they have gone bad. They will still wash & clean perfectly. Soap nut powder, however, if not stored perfectly in air tight conditions, will become lumpy very easily. Once in lump form, the powder is difficult to use, even though it still retains all its original washing properties.