Bubbles made from Bio D washing-up liquid sold by Wikaniko.Have you heard of Wikaniko? I hadn't until I started following Julie Brooke on Twitter. She is a Wikaniko distributor and she helps to trade tons of eco-friendly products from the Wikaniko shop.
Wikaniko (pronounced 'We Can Eco')describes itself as the most modern and creative eco friendly business in the UK today!
The Wikaniko websiteis a web portal full of resources, articles, games, tips, eco-ideas and more. The Wikaniko shop is the point where you can buy all the eco-friendly products you could ever remember of. They sell Treeless toilet rolls,Wind-up LED torches, Organic Air freshener and much of former things. Theshop categories are as follows: Aloe Vera Skin Care, Bathroom, Body and Skin Care, Hair Care, Astonish Products, Baby and Child, Men's Toiletries range, Mangnotherapy, Vitamins and Supplements, Cleaning, Laundry, Kitchen, Bags, Trees, Garden, Pets and Livestock, Dental Care, health and Wellbeing, Organic Make-Up, Gadgets, Cards and Stationery, Batteries, Electrical, Household andGift Certificates.
Bio D washing-up liquid sold by Wikaniko.
If you place online delivery charges vary between a minimal of 4.51 and a maximum of 7.79 depending on how often your order comes to. If you pass over 120 (inc Vat) then you get Free Delivery. I am pleased to see that when Wikaniko pack your products for delivery they usematerials that are bio-degradable, recycled, recyclable or re-used wherever possible.
Wikaniko say that their labor is to assist you reduce not just your footprint on the creation but besides your spending as you resolve to livea greener life.
Bio D washing-up liquid sold by Wikaniko.
When I saw that Julie was a distributor for Wikaniko and all their eco-friendly products I thinking I would be cheeky and see if she would be glad for me to review some products for her. I was so pleased when she said yes! Iasked to survey the Bio D Concentrated Washing Up Liquid, 250g of Soap Nuts and a Mighty Mini Limescale Blaster.
All of the products arrived as planned and my Mum and Iset about reviewing them. I took place the Soap Nuts and Bio D Washing Up Liquid to reexamine and my mum kept theMighty Mini Limescale Blaster to put on the cold water copper pipe in the kitchen. Except there was a little problem.the Mini Limescale Blaster was so little and 'MINI' that my mum managed to suffer it ! She had put it out of the way when she was tidying up in with the project to fit it to the water pipe in the following few days except that as the bundle was so small she managed to lose it. She was so excited about the scene of testing it out as it is alleged to conquer the make up of new limescale deposits butalso slowly reduce existinglimescale build up. The Limescale Blaster came in a little clear grip seal bag and the production itself is made of two small halves measuring about 25mm in length each that wind round the water pipe and secure with a cable tie. It is such a pity she couldn't test it out and she feels absolutely awful, so do I! As we exist in a hardwater area we could get hoped to have seen great results with the limescale magnet. The Right Mini Limescale Blaster costs 11.99 so all I can say is that, although we haven't actually road-tested it , it may be worth the initial investment as Wikaniko says that 'Limescale caused by heavy water can increase your fuel bills by up to 130 per year'. This would imply that if it does act for you so you could hopefullymake some big savings each year. I would wish to apologise again to Julie for losing the product. :-( Sorry.
250g bag of Soapnuts from Wikaniko.
I started to use my bottle of Bio D washing liquid when I received it in later April and it has but just finished a pair of years ago. It was a 1ltr bottle and I have managed to do it last for 2 and a half months. I'll be honest, I don't know if that is honorable or not as I have never tried how long my usual washing liquid lasts, but I am certainly impressed anyway ! Before receiving this Bio D I have been a very loyal customer of Ecover washing liquid, mainly because of the Eco credentials of Ecover but also because it didn't turn up thesensitive skin on my hands. I am however pleased to say that this Bio D has likewise been non-irritating to my skin andit washes dishes really well. At first I ground it to be a lot thinner in body than my Ecover washing-up liquid so I found myself not liking it as often but as the clock has gone on I give not paying much aid to the body and hardly got used to it. The Bio D concentrated washing-up liquid costs 2.59 for a 1 litre bottle (plus extra for delivery charges)as opposed to my Ecover which costs me 2.25 for the like size bottle from my local Tesco. If I had a local Wikaniko distributor or was buying a large order on the Wikaniko website then I would definitely purchase Bio D again.
Soapnuts from Wikaniko.
Here is the information written on the presence of the Bio D bottle:-
"We consider it is potential to take effective natural and safe cleaning products that don't be the earth. To test this we have developed our scope of natural, biodegradable household products that are ethically sound, safe to use and receive minimal environmental impact on our planet. Domestic pollution causes more harm to the surroundings than industrial pollution. Many cleaners containing conventional ingredients have negative effects on the environs and humans. We are commited to the use of ingredients that are purely the better and safest for all of us. Wherever possible our raw materials are from renewable sources. they give not been tried on animals and give no creature by-products. Our packaging is recyclable and manufactured to contain effective levels of recycled material. To further reinforce our opinion in the use of raw ingredients all of our products are allergy tested. You get naught to lose, the world has everything to gain. Thank you
250g bag of Soapnuts from Wikaniko.
Ingredients of Bio D Concentrated washing-up liquid:-
A mix of detergents derived from Coconut oil, Aqua, Citric Acid, Sodium Chloride, Vegetable Glycerine
Bio D washing-up liquid is Vegan Societyapproved and BUAV approved.
The bottle of Bio D lasts a long time which makes it be effective. It does a big job ofcleaning dishes which iswhat you need from a washing-up liquid. Plus it isa natural product that can help clear the daily chore of washing dishes more eco-friendly. The Bio D washing up liquid is great.I can't break it !
Soapnuts in a wash cycle with towels.
Soapnuts sold by Wikaniko.
My final review product is the natural, organic Soapnuts. They are the pods (or nut shells) from the Soapnut tree and you use them in your washing machine as an option to detergent. They are said to be greatfor sensitive skin as they are allergy free. When I saw them on the Wikaniko site I only knew that I'd love to make them a go. I had read about them before but they are one of those products that I put off purchasing in subject they were a wasteland of money, but likewise they are highly unusual looking and I wasn't all that keen on using them in a race with my clothes. When they arrived I was so intrigued by them. They are really sticky and the bag of soupnuts reminds me so often of a bag of dates (for this reasonI have hidden them in the support of the cupboard so no-one mistakenly tries to eat them !).
The Soapnuts shells contain 12- 15% saponin which is a natural detergent and this way that when you put the soapnuts in your washing cycle they produce mild suds on contact with the water. I really didn't believe this could be possible but when I washed my dress with them there was definitely suds and the clothes came out the freshest I get ever smelt. They didn't smell 'fabric conditioner' fresh but instead 'naturally fresh'. I was amazed ! The soapnuts are environmentally friendly, chemical release and biodegradable. They are staring for anyone trying to be a greener life. You put around 4-8 half soapnut shells into a old sock and then pop them in the barrel with the dress or towels to be washed. The shells can be re-useda few times until they go dark brown and soggy. When they can no longer be exploited for a wash youput the corpse of the shells in the compost bin so they can biodegrade.
Mighty Mini Limescale Blaster from Wikaniko
The bags of soapnuts are sold by weight. I was sent a 250g bag but you can also buy a 500g bag. The soapnuts seem to do a secure job of washing the dress but I get to be good and say that I have stuck to using my normal laundry powder for the bulk of my washes. I'm not very sure why this isas I truly do know the facts that the Soapnuts are born and chemical free but I think while my daughter is quiet at that degree of acquiring all her clothes dirty by acting outdoors and spilling her dinner, etc, I find as though I can rely better on my usual brand of washing detergent to remove stains. I let yet got some soapnuts left to use and I will definitely continue to use them for washing my towels as they made them really fluffy ! I trust that once my daughter is a small bit older and there are not so many stains on all the dress that I will revert to the soapnuts and try to use them again and be a bit greener. In conclusion I would 100% urge you to buy a bag of the soapnuts, even if it is only because you are intrigued by them like I was. They do go and they are eco-friendly -so they take lots going for them. Go on.buy a bag and leave them a go !
Julie Brooke was the dame who kindly organised for me to survey these products but she has asked thatI direct you all to her daughter's Wikaniko website shopatwikaniko.co.uk. Her daughter Catherine has merely started running with her and so she would enjoy it if you could all defend her by buying through the next link: http://www.wikaniko.com/index.asp?un=1004786or any of the Wikaniko links in the above review. What a lovely mum !
If you are thought of becoming a Wikaniko distributor yourself you can house up here.
I establish a critique of the home based business of becoming a Wikaniko distributor here on the Business Opportunity Watch website.
They gave it a high grade of 9 out of 10 and said the following: "In 14 days of reviewing business opportunities, 9 out of 10 is rare. I've never rated anything at 10 out of 10 because that would think it's a dead cert and there is no such matter as a dead cert in business."
Unbelievable or what. my mum has just phoned and I have told her about writing this review and the fact that I've written about her losing the Limescale Blaster .and she has told me that justyesterday she plant it amongst a box of paperwork! She is delighted to now be capable to begin testing it out so I will update this review next week with her findings.
Thank you Julie and Catherine for sending thereview products to me from Wikaniko. I'm so pleased to give had the prospect to run out the eco-friendly products for you.
Also I would wish to remark that Julie has another web-based business she runs called easytosavemoney.co.uk. The website helps households and businesses shrink their bills and keep money on everything that they buy.
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