Coronavirus hates soap because soap is very effective at killing the virus. Soap not only kills the virus but it also washes the the remains of the virus down the sink. We must not forget that soap and water are the preferred option to sanitiser. 20-Second Rule For Handwashing The hands must be washed for 20 seconds. The 20 second…
Our limited special offer on our pure natural handmade soap range continues on our website until September 30th 2020. Our Soap Offer include: a) All our single soap are €4.95 b) 3 x Goats Milk and Shea Butter soaps for €12 c) 3 x Manuka Honey and Oatmeal Soaps for €12 The coronavirus is still with us and we all…
All you need is a bar of soap to protect against corona viruses. Statistics coming out of Australia show that the incidence of Winter influenza is vastly reduced because of the hand washing protocols introduced to manage COVID 19. This is not a surprise because for centuries people have relied on traditional soap for cleansing and for protection from viruses.…
We are all feeling more positive now as we emerge from the lockdown. Handwashing and social distancing have certainly helped to flatten the curve and of course the determination of the Irish people to protect each other cannot be understated in the fight against the coronavirus. Of course we cannot be complacent as the threat from the coronavirus remains long…
“In an age of robotic surgery and gene therapy, it is all the more wondrous that a bit of soap in water, an ancient and fundamentally unaltered recipe, remains one of our most valuable medical interventions” This quote is from an excellent Irish Times article titled “Why soap can kill coronavirus – and how its discovery changed human history“. Read…
Alleviate problems with dry, chapped skin. During the coronavirus pandemic we have had many enquiries from customers who are having problems with dry, chapped skin as a result of frequently sanitising and washing their hands during the day. We constantly advocate for people to use high quality, nourishing, natural soaps as a means of protecting their hands from drying out…
Many thanks to the Leitrim Design House for their excellent article in the Leitrim Observor supporting our efforts as soap makers as we continue to supply essential products during the Covid19 pandemic. The article is very informative on the central role of barred soap in the fight against the spread of the coronavirus and the added benefits of natural soaps…
Take it from the science experts, hand washing with a bar of soap is the most effective way to stop the spread of the corona virus. Watch Professor Luke O Neill here on the Late Late Show describing how hand soap dissolves the virus. As a soapmaker, for me, this is fanastic news “hand soap dissolves the coronavirus” Professor Luke…
Please REMEMBER – Soap is the preferred option to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, COVID-19. According to this article in the Guardian, …soap is a highly efficient way of killing the virus when it’s on your skin… Soap and water breaks down the virus and washes the microorganisms off your hands. Our soap discounts for the coronavirus pandemic will…
We can all save our hands a little during the pandemic by using natural soaps which are less harsh than many other sanitizing products. Natural handmade soaps contain glycerine which helps to stop your hands from drying out during hand washing. Glycerine attracts moisture to the skin which helps prevent dry cracked skin. We are all washing our hands more…
We have discounted all our handmade soaps to €4.95 to help prevent the spread of covid19 and encourage people to wash their hands as often as possible for at least 20 seconds to break down the virus and wash it away.
Natural soaps are highly effective at killing the Coronavirus. Our natural soaps are made using traditional soap making methods which has its origin thousands of years ago. The traditional bar of soap is now being hailed as the preferred option to prevent transmission of the coronavirus. According to the Irish Times Article-“Why Soap Can Kill Coronavirus” “hand sanitisers are not…