On May 20, 4:21 pm, wrote:
On May 20, 4:40 pm, Chuck Gould wrote:

Saponified coconut oil is more commonly known as "soap".

Yes indeed, but not "detergent,"

It cleans, so by definition it's detergent. The claim to not consume
oxygen in the water is ridiculous.

I believe that the oxygen claim is based on the fact that there aren't
any nitrates or phosphates in the formula. Nitrogen and phosphorous
are two of the primary ingredients in commercial fertilizer, and when
introduced to the water can promote "algae blooms". As I understand
it, when the algae finishes blooming and dies the decomposing organic
matter depletes oxygen in the water.

You define all soap products as detergents? (just curious)