Soap NUTS laundry detergent??

Anyone have any experience with these. They are on Babyhalfoff.com and thought about buying some.
TIA
http://www.babyberrysoapnuts.com/

I love them! We haven't used them in over a year though, but they're terrific for sensitive skin. You can boil water & then soak them in it & then strain it & save it in a bottle in the fridge to use it in liquid form. We started doing it that way because they last longer & we kept forgetting to take the sack of berries out before the rinse cycle so it was like they went through 2 washes instead of just 1.

Anyway, they're awesome. The stickier they are on the outside, the better quality they are too, which is why I hope they start selling them in stores & not just online; so I can see if they're good quality.

I don't use those but I use EcoNuts.

I honestly don't see my clothes fluffier, they definitely don't smell, doesn't really help with stains.

But... NO one has a rash.

So we continue to use them.

i tried them. didn't see th ebig deal and I HATE them for cloth diapers. they were not clean.

Awesome, thanks for the input.
I wanted to use them for the babies clothes when he/she gets here and if we decide to cloth diaper.

Quoting Angela Nichols:" i tried them. didn't see th ebig deal and I HATE them for cloth diapers. they were not clean."

I don't know the difference between these and Eco Nuts but my diapers actually stay pretty clean.

But I also sun them with lemon on occasion too.

Quoting Baking #3 *18weeks*:" Awesome, thanks for the input. I wanted to use thim for the babies clothes when he/she gets here and if we cloth diaper for that."

definitely the best for babies. We have one with horrible eczema, and I mean scaly eczema, and soap berries definitely don't make it any worse. Which is a blessing because she hates cream.

Quoting TheCoopersKnitWitch:" definitely the best for babies. We have one with horrible eczema, and I mean scaly eczema, and soap berries definitely don't make it any worse. Which is a blessing because she hates cream."

Great! Thanks for your help.  

Quoting ✰ Mrs. B ✰:" I love them! We haven't used them in over a year though, but they're terrific for sensitive skin. You ... [snip!] ... they are too, which is why I hope they start selling them in stores & not just online; so I can see if they're good quality."

How much do you use of the liquid per load?

Quoting TheCoopersKnitWitch:" I don't know the difference between these and Eco Nuts but my diapers actually stay pretty clean. But I also sun them with lemon on occasion too."

i striped my diapers before i tried it and all that jazz. after the first wash, my diapers were not smelling clean, I always sun my diapers.

Quoting Angela Nichols:" i striped my diapers before i tried it and all that jazz. after the first wash, my diapers were not smelling clean, I always sun my diapers."

Do you use pockets? With microfiber?

Quoting Baking #3 *18weeks*:" Anyone have any experience with these. They are on Babyhalfoff.com and thought about buying some. TIA http://www.babyberrysoapnuts.com/"

I love Soap Nuts! They are great for washing cloth diapers. I've never used them for regular laundry though.

Quoting TheCoopersKnitWitch:" Do you use pockets? With microfiber?"

no. prefolds and covers on my toddler and pockets for the newborn . have not tried them on the newborns diapers
oh well. what works for some wont for others.

Quoting Angela Nichols:" no. prefolds and covers on my toddler and pockets for the newborn . have not tried them on the newborns diapers oh well. what works for some wont for others."

my prefolds do get a good stink going but that usually goes away with sun.

I was thinking you had microfiber, nothing takes the stink out of those.

Quoting Masturkate TTC:" I love Soap Nuts! They are great for washing cloth diapers. I've never used them for regular laundry though."

That is what I read though reviews.
I plan on using prefolds for a while. (I hope) ;) New to the whole cloth diapering, it's a little intimating, I must say. Lol
But I wanted to buy them for baby clothes also. I think I might just go ahead and buy them. It's only $19.50 for 2 bags and it says each bag does 100-140 loads of laundry!