HOW IT’S MADE

Cold Water Soap Works Best!

Funny enough some people know of the traditional “boerseep” and others not. Some young, some elder.
The Afrikaans word “boerseep” says it all.

Although I didn’t grow up with cold water soap, my grandmother used this product in their homes. Coldwater soap is pure. It consists of only two natural ingredients making the PH balance normal. As the saying goes about wine: “The older – the better”, cold water soap can be preserved for a very long time. The secret is that coldwater soap is affordable and used for multiple purposes. From oil stains, to green grass stains. We can all associate with the children’s white rugby shorts covered in green grass stains, this is however no problem for coldwater soap. Merely rub the stain with soap, let it soak, and in the words of Errol from 7de Laan; “A for Away”.

The white collar stains on school uniforms & yellow stains from deodorant wash out effectively with coldwater soap. Blood, wine, curry, ink and many more impossible stains disappear when soaked overnight in coldwater soap. Coldwater soap works fabulously in bathrooms. Guesthouses love to use this product as showers and toilets are white again and washing floor tiles works effeciently.

There are many customers that use coldwater soap as face wash and body soap. It is soft on the skin and effective in both warm and cold water. One can also save money by replacing cleaning detergents with coldwater soap. It dissolves quickly and looks like starch. When I remove a sticker from clothing, coldwater soap quickly removes the stickiness.
Cold water soap is a moist product. One therefore uses less facial cream when bathing with it. It works great for facial problems seeing as it is made from natural products and has the correct PH balance. People with sensitive skin can definitely try coldwater soap. It even works for dogs, removing odors and keeping lice & flees away.