"I, too, am hooked on this laundry soap! I no longer use fabric softener or dryer sheets!"

Yvonne Schlote from our Facebook page

Gentle Cleaning

Burano extends the life of your clothes and bedding. Wash delicates with Burano—sweaters, knits, jackets, comforters. It’s safe for washable wool, linen, cotton, silk, and synthetic fabrics.

Our Pure Soap

Like all Herbaria products, Burano™ is free of detergents, synthetic fragrances, dyes, enzymes, and brighteners. Those common industrial chemicals can remain in fabrics and often cause skin irritation or allergies. Contains tree nut oils.

Fragrance Free

Burano is made mostly of our unscented soap but may also contain remnants of various soap varieties. This leaves the bag of Burano with a light, natural, barely perceptible scent.

Fine shreds dissolve quickly in the washing machine.

How To Use 

In a high-efficiency (HE) washer, use 1-2 tablespoons of Burano. Toss it in with the clothes or into the soap dispenser drawer. In a top loader, use a little more, about ¼ cup, and just toss in with the garments.

Additives

Use Burano alone or combine it with baking soda, borax, or washing soda for enhanced cleaning. Ken swears by Burano with ½ cup each of baking soda and bottled lemon juice. Melissa puts ½ cup of vinegar in the softener drawer. 

Occasional Cleaning

"Even a machine built for washing needs a wash sometimes." That's advice from a website that recommends cleaning your washer every three months. We've gone much longer than that, but it's not a bad idea. 

Remove Grease Stains
To remove stains from butter, peanut butter, and the like, try this: Scrape off any excess then apply rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) to the stain using a light, dabbing motion until the area is wet. Give the alcohol a few minutes to break down the oil, then rub the area with Burano or one of our untextured bar soaps. Work the soap into the stain and then rinse. Let the area air dry and make sure the stain is gone. If not, repeat the process. It works!

Cleans More than Laundry

Soak vegetables and fruits in a bowl of water with a few shreds of Burano. Wash the car. Clean rugs without fading their colors. Safely clean the children’s toys. Kind to wood, leather, and china. We could go on.

All this and biodegradable, too.

Sizes

The 2.5 oz bag launders about 14 loads. Counts as .5 item toward Free Bar Offer.

The 16 oz (one pound) package launders about 90 loads. 1 item toward Free Bar Offer.

The 80 oz (five pounds) launders a whopping 340 loads. 5 items toward Free Bar Offer.

Estimates are based on using 2 tablespoons per load. (Yes, that's all you need!)

Good Value

In a recent price comparison (8/2021 on Walmart) of Tide Original HE Liquid Laundry Detergent 138 fl. ounces to a 1-pound bag of Burano, we calculate the load cost as $.187 for Tide, $.161 for Burano. 

"Love how fresh everything smells!"

Becky Springer from our Facebook page

"​This wonderful product does not irritate sensitive skin (mine!) and gets the clothes wonderfully clean and soft. Could sense a big difference after one load of laundry.​"

Marilyn S. from Amazon​

"Everything smells wonderful using this. Great for towels and sheets."

Claire Knapp Chosid from our Facebook page 

Burano is named for the lace-making island of Venice, Italy. 

Lily and Leo splashed their way through the neighbor's puddle. No problem!

A few years later, and they're still at it!

Contains

• saponified olive oil and/or rice bran oil, palm kernel oil, and soy oil
• glycerin
• assorted essential oils
• assorted emollients (may contain tree nuts)
• assorted textures and natural colorants, including oatmeal
• nothing else