Wash with soft soap, soap as laundry detergent, or stain removal

In this post, we share our experience using solid soap for stain removal and laundry. We show how we successfully removed greasy stains from a white tablecloth using Soapa. The solid soap is easy to work with and has an impressive ability to dissolve greasy stains. Many customers have reported its effectiveness and versatility in several areas of use.

 

Last edited on May 7, 2024

Wash with solid soap – a natural and effective stain remover

Solid soap is fantastic as a stain remover and laundry detergent. Soap is particularly effective for removing greasy stains. Unlike liquid soap, the solid soap is easier to work with and rub into the stain because it does not run and disappear. Below, we show how we removed stains from a white tablecloth.

Before–during–after: How to remove grease stains with solid soap

 

The first image from the left shows the white tablecloth with stains from a greasy brown sauce – not ideal, but don’t worry, it’s no problem!

The middle image – Here, we applied the solid soap to all the stains. Work the soap in with a little water and a brush or sponge before putting it in the washing machine.

The third image – Here, the tablecloth has been machine-washed according to the care instructions. The stains are completely gone! Soapa, like linseed oil soap, is super-fatted, which gives it its remarkable ability to dissolve greasy stains.

Soap instead of bile soap?

Many of our customers who use soap specifically for stain removal say that Soapa works similarly to bile soap, with the difference that textiles do not become rough and stiff from the soap.

Our customers’ own laundry tips with Soapa

We are very grateful for all the lovely emails we receive from you, our customers. They often contain tips for smart ways to use Soapa. On the subject of textiles and laundry, we have received several wonderful reports from customers who wash heavily soiled work clothes with soap and achieve fantastic results. One particularly lovely email came from a man who told us that he wears out his work clothes and that they are really, really dirty. For several years, he had tested various strong detergents, but has now switched completely to the solid soap. He went on to explain that he soaks the work clothes in warm water with a generous amount of solid soap and leaves them overnight before washing them in the machine as usual. The result is clean and soft work clothes washed with an environmentally friendly soap. Many thanks for sharing that report!

 

Other reports mention, for example, that beetroot and blueberry stains that previously could not be removed are easily removed with Soapa.

 

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- Why is solid soap preferred for stain removal compared with liquid soap?

Solid soap is easier to work with and rub into the stain because it does not run and disappear like liquid soap.

 

- How is solid soap used to remove stains from a white tablecloth?

The solid soap is rubbed onto the stains and worked in with a little water and a brush or sponge before the tablecloth is machine-washed according to the care instructions.

 

- What advantage does Soapa have for stain removal compared with other detergents?

Soapa is super-fatted, giving it a special ability to dissolve greasy stains effectively without making textiles rough and stiff.

 

- What smart uses for Soapa are mentioned by customers? 

Customers have reported that Soapa is effective for washing heavily soiled work clothes and removing stains that were previously difficult to get rid of, such as beetroot and blueberry stains.

 

- What does one customer say about his experience using Soapa to wash his work clothes?

The customer says that he had previously used various strong detergents without success, but has now switched completely to the solid soap for washing his dirty work clothes, resulting in clean and soft clothes washed with an environmentally friendly soap.



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