Soak Laundry Wash 3oz

Celebration: Inspired by the essence of red rooibos tea, this is a sweet, and gentle fragrance that smells like happiness.

Fig: Ripe fig meets fresh lychee for a soft, Earthy and fruity scent that reminds you of summer

Lacey: this gentle fragrance combines fresh spring blossoms with a hint of bergamot for a simple, pretty scent of freshly laundered linen .

Pineapple Grove: when tangy pineapple and sweet orange meet fragrant lily, it’s like a vacation for your clothes. Soak your stuff in this umbrella drink of a laundry soap, and you’ll be reminded of that oceanside tiki bar.

Scentless: not a fan of fragrance? Close your eyes and take a sniff of...nothing but clean. Scentless is just right for your sensitive side, and keeps your washables soft, clean and 100% fragrance-free.

Yuzu: pucker up and give your laundry some love with a kiss of tart citrus and crushed eucalyptus. It's fresh, sweet, and delicious.

Wild Mint: Take a wash on the wild side with the bright, clean scent of mint, spicy geranium and citrus. Cool, refreshing, and smells like adventure!

1. Soak

Pour a capful of Soak into a gallon of cool water. Make sure there’s enough room for the water to move around and cover the item. Soak it for 15 minutes (longer is okay).

2. Squeeze

Gently squeeze out the water- there’s no need to rinse. Some colour may bleed into the water, but don’t worry, this won’t harm your garment. (But it’s always a good idea to test for colour-fastness before washing.)

3. Dry

Roll the item in a dry towel* and squeeze out moisture. Lay flat to dry.

*If your item (like an underwire bra) should not be rolled, just use a towel to press out any extra moisture before lying flat to dry.

We use Soak in the machine for all our favourite dresses, dress shirts, wool socks, store-bought sweaters, winter hats and mittens...you name it!

1. Load

Throw whatever you want to wash in the machine. For delicates, use the Soak Eco Wash Bag for extra protection: simply zip it closed and secure the zipper pull under the tab. Pour Soak into the soap dispenser – generally 2-3 tablespoons does the trick, or add up to one teaspoon per gallon of your machine’s water capacity. For an exact recommendation, refer to the manufacturer's manual.

2. Wash

Wash the load in cool water on the delicate cycle. Depending on what you’re washing, you may want to skip the rinse cycle (Soak is a no-rinse formulation, after all) and save water.

3. Dry

Lay knits and lingerie flat to dry. Line-dry other items to save energy, or use the dryer when needed. Delicate items that can go in the dryer can stay in the Eco Wash Bag for extra protection.

→Soak works in both regular and high-efficiency (HE) machines, and is great in top-loaders and front-loaders. Use it the same way you would a liquid laundry detergent, and run the machine on the delicate cycle. You can use the rinse cycle or skip it – depends on what you’re washing.

→The amount of detergent required for machine-washing always depends on the size of your load, the amount of water used for the cycle, and how dirty your clothes are.  Add a little extra Soak when washing large or extra dirty loads.

Makeup tools, hair brushes and beauty bags go through a lot. Thank them for keeping you looking good by returning the favour. Give your tools a good Soak every once and a while to keep them clean and looking new.

Makeup brushes

Rinse makeup residue out of the brush. Gently rub a small amount of Soak into the bristles with your fingers, then rinse. (Don’t submerge brushes – this will loosen the glue on the handle.) Lay brushes on paper towel to dry overnight, with the bristles hanging out over the edge of your counter for better air flow. Wash regularly to improve brush performance and keep your skin clean and healthy.

Make up sponges

Rinse and gently squeeze out moisture. Using a small amount of Soak, wash and thoroughly rinse the sponge, then let it dry overnight on a paper towel.

Hair brushes and combs

Use Soak to clean the product, dust and natural oils that collect on your brush. Once every couple of weeks, pick out the hair out of the bristles using a comb or your fingers (or if there’s a lot of buildup, use small scissors to cut through it).

Fill your sink, or basin, with lukewarm water, add some Soak, and submerge your brush for several minutes. Then, using an old toothbrush, scrub the base of the brush between the bristles. Rinse with lukewarm water, then leave it to dry overnight on your counter, with the bristles down and hanging slightly over the edge for better air flow.

Make up bags

If your bag is made from washable fabric, turn it inside out and immerse it in cool water with a squirt of Soak for 15 minutes. If your bag can’t be hand washed, spot clean with a wash cloth saturated with diluted Soak. Air dry overnight.

Aqua, Coco-Glucoside, Glycerin, Lauryl Glucoside, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate, Sodium Lauryl Glucose Carboxylate, Glyceryl Oleate, Parfum, PEG-7 Glyceryl, Cocoate, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin, PEG-120 Methyl, Glucose Dioleate, Propanediol, Potassium Sorbate, Benzophenone-4, Citric Acid, Tetrasodium EDTA. All Soak formulations are the same, except for Scentless which does not include fragrance (parfum).

• Made with plant-derived and renewable ingredients

• Biodegradable, phosphate-free, dye-free, sulphate-free

• Save up to 11 gallons of water per wash, when hand-washing with Soak

• 100% PCR (post-consumer resin) bottles since 2012. Over 6 tonnes of virgin plastic diverted each year.

• All packaging is 100% recycled, and recyclable.