Handmade Eco-Friendly Solid Dish Soap

Description

Our eco-friendly dish soap block is a game-changer for anyone looking to reduce their environmental footprint while maintaining a clean and hygienic home. Made with a blend of all-natural ingredients like coconut oil, castor oil, lime juice, lye, citric acid, and essential oils of lime and tangerine, our soap bar is free of harsh chemicals and toxins commonly found in commercial dish soaps.

The powerful combination of coconut oil and castor oil in our soap provides excellent cleaning power, cutting through grease and grime with ease. Lime juice acts as a natural degreaser, while lye and citric acid help to balance the pH level and enhance the soap’s cleaning properties. The essential oils of lime and tangerine provide a refreshing, sweet scent that will make dishwashing a pleasure rather than a chore.

One of the biggest advantages of our dish soap block is its solid form, which means it lasts much longer than traditional liquid dish soap. This not only saves you money in the long run but also reduces the amount of plastic waste generated by empty dish soap bottles. Plus, our soap doesn’t leave streaks behind, ensuring that your dishes are not only clean but also free of residue.

In addition to its cleaning power, our dish soap block is also gentle on your hands. Unlike commercial dish soaps that often contain harsh chemicals that can dry out or irritate your skin, our soap is formulated to keep your hands soft and moisturized. This makes it a great option for anyone with sensitive skin or who washes dishes frequently.

Finally, our dish soap block is a stylish addition to any kitchen. The porcelain ramekin dish and bamboo ergonomic scrubber with sisal brushes not only look great but also provide a functional and eco-friendly way to clean your dishes. Say goodbye to plastic waste and hello to a cleaner, greener home with our eco-friendly dish soap block.

Soap ingredients: coconut oil, castor oil, lye, lime juice, citric acid, and essential oils of lime and tangerine.

Soap scrubber material: handle is made of bamboo and scrubbing fibers are natural sisal

Ramekin material and size: All porcelain, and 4 x 4 x 2 inches

Available Scents and their ingredients

Lime & Tangerine dish soap:
Coconut oil
Castor oil
Lye & water
Freshly squeezed lime juice and rind
Citric acid
Essential oils of lime and tangerine

Peppermint:
Coconut oil
Castor oil
Lye & water
Citric acid
Peppermint Essential oils

Orange, Basil, Mint:
Coconut oil
Castor oil
Lye & water
Citric acid
Essential oils of orange, basil, and spearmint

Lemon & Rosemary:
Coconut oil
Castor oil
Lye & water
Citric acid
Essential oils of lemon and rosemary

And in Pumpkin Spice:
Coconut oil
Castor oil
Lye & water
Pumpkin purée (like REAL pumpkin!)
Citric acid
Essential oils of orange, cinnamon, and clove

HOW TO USE

To wash dishes using a solid dish block with a bamboo scrubber, follow these simple steps:

1. Wet your bamboo scrubber: Before using the soap block, wet your bamboo scrubber thoroughly with water.
2. Create soap bubbles: Take the porcelain ramekin dish containing the soap block and rub the wet bamboo scrubber onto the soap block to create soap bubbles. It’s important not to add water to the soap ramekin as this can dissolve the soap and reduce its effectiveness.
3. Clean your dishes: Once you have a sufficient amount of soap bubbles on your bamboo scrubber, use it to clean your dishes. Apply more pressure to the dish for more soap and bubbles as needed.
4. Rinse your dishes: Once your dishes are clean, rinse them with water to remove any remaining soap residue.
5. Clean your bamboo scrubber: Rinse your bamboo scrubber thoroughly with water after each use and allow it to air dry with bristles down.

Remember, don’t add water to the soap ramekin and use enough pressure to generate soap bubbles for a thorough and efficient clean. We’re stepping away from watered down stuff that doesn’t work! Hehe.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

•  Occasionally rub on oil your bamboo scrubber to keep it lasting longer. Using a food-safe oil (olive oil, coconut oil, mineral oil, etc.), wet a paper towel or small cloth with oil and rub down the bamboo. Bamboo is super water resistant but it is best to oil down occasionally so water doesn’t consistently sneak into the wood—err, grass… bamboo is a grass— and splinter. When the wood feels “dry” (trust us, you’ll know the feeling) just give it a nice rub down. It’ll thank you with more dish cleaning.

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