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Sodium Cocoate: Coconut Oil-Based Cleaning Agent

What is it?

Sodium cocoate is a sodium salt naturally derived from the fatty acids in coconut oil. We use sodium cocoate in our laundry detergent for its cleaning properties.

What does it do?

Sodium cocoate is a surfactant meant to help clean sheets, towels, clothing and much more. It is a common ingredient in many soaps, laundry detergents, and cleaning products.

How is it made?

Sodium cocoate is made by combining a mixture of fatty acid salts derived by reacting coconut oil with sodium hydroxide.

What product is this ingredient in?

All-Purpose Detergents:

Silk & Wool Detergents:

Specialty Detergents:

Heritage Park Laundry Essentials

At Heritage Park, we are dedicated to caring for fine fabrics. Recognizing that many commercially available "gentle detergents" either damage delicate textiles or fail to remove stains, we were inspired to create a better solution. Our specially formulated detergents strike the perfect balance of powerful yet safe ingredients, effectively removing tough, set-in stains while remaining gentle on luxury linens. We offer two main types of detergent: an All-Purpose Detergent suitable for everyday fabrics, and a Silk & Wool Detergent designed specifically for these delicate materials. We invite you to connect with us at (800) 977-1841 or visit our store in Branford, CT with any product feedback or cleaning questions.

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