Arau Features Laundry Soap Series

Is soap strong enough to remove stains and dirt?

Soap is a natural type of surfactant. A surfactant is a compound that lowers the surface tension of liquids, which allows dirt, oil and other stains to easily be removed from surfaces and materials. For example, adding a surfactant to mixture of water and oil will allow the two to mix together, making the oil flow away with water. This is how dishes can be cleaned with a detergent, which contains surfactants. Soap has the same ability to remove dirt and grease as detergents, however, Arau is developed from natural, carefully selected ingredients, making it safe to use on many materials and skin types.

Does it cause yellowing?

Not only soap, but any type of laundry cleaner may cause yellowing if oil from the skin and sweat is not properly rinsed from clothes. Because Arau contains no whiteners or fluorescents, the color of your clothes may return to their original fabric color. Like any detergent, Arau should be carefully measured and applied directly to tough stains. A small bit of care can lead to great laundry results with Arau.

Laundry Soap

With Arau Baby, you can keep your laundry soft and fluffy without using fabric softener.

Arau with natural extracts is the perfect way to keep laundry soft, fluffy and fresh without any fabric softeners. Arau Baby is recommended for cleaning baby clothes and diapers, or clothing of those with sensitive skin.
Lavender and spearmint essential oils naturally remove and neutralize odors in laundry.