Green Akers Soap

07/03/2015

Fresh batch of lemon scented soap made.

09/18/2014

Send us a message today for soap orders. We have special pricing for locals!

06/26/2014

Does anyone have trouble with dry skin? Anyone who has skin that get's angry after using store bought lotions? First three people to comment and share get a free sample of a lotion I made. All I need is your address and some feedback in return.

06/19/2014

Just started selling on Etsy!
https://www.etsy.com/shop/GreenerAkers

06/19/2014

Just started selling on Etsy! https://www.etsy.com/shop/GreenerAkers

04/20/2014

Our Soap consists of Olive Oils and Coconut Oils. They have a slight fragrance from the coconut and smell wonderful. They can be used for showering, laundry, hand soap or even for your dishes. Get rid of your petroleum based soaps and move to a cleaner healthier you!

01/10/2014

Did you know there is no regulations on cosmetic products? Just because a cosmetic is labled as organic does not mean it is safe for you and your family. Read more at http://www.ewg.org/skindeep/myths-on-cosmetics-safety/

FDA conducts pre-market reviews only of certain cosmetics color additives and active ingredients that are classified as over-the-counter drugs (FDA 2005, 2010).

12/09/2013

Green Akers soaps are all natural! Visit our webpage at http://greenakerssoap.wix.com/green-akers to learn more about our Local Business.

11/27/2013

11/21/2013

http://voices.yahoo.com/dangers-harmful-chemicals-soap-8136424.html

Green Akers Soap Never ever uses harsh chemicals, fragrances or animal fats in our soap. Our soaps are even safe for babies!

Each type of soap is different. Some soaps contain chemicals and others use more natural ingredients. Chemical additives added to soap to boost the soap's cleaning power or provide scent can be dangerous to skin.

11/17/2013

Awesome laundry recipe using Green Akers Basic Unscented Soap Bar.

1 Green Akers Unscented Soap Bar: Grated
1 Cup Arm and Hammer washing soda (Not Baking Soda)
1 Cup Mule Team Borax
1 Gal. Water.

First grate your soap bar. Over very low heat melt your soap in a large pot with the gallon of water.

Once all of the soap is melted, add your Soda and Borax.

Dissolve all contents together, continually stirring.

Once all ingredients are thoroughly dissolved, remove from heat and allow to cool. Cooling may take a couple hours.

You may need to stir the contents again once the mixture has cooled. Then add your new Laundry soap to a container with a funnel.

Instructions for use:
This is a high concentration of laundry soap. You will only need half a cup to a full load of heavy soiled laundry.

Load your machine with clothing. As the water is being added to the machine pour your new Green Akers Laundry Soap into the machine. Be sure to shake the gallon container before every load of laundry. Sometimes the soda and borax can separate from the water.

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Recipes Using Green Akers Soaps