Home made dish soap

Choosing dish soap for me boils down to a question of economy versus ecology. According to , most commercial soaps are not soaps at all but harsh detergent

Learn how to make your own homemade dish soap using just a few simple ingredients. It cuts through grease and leaves behind a brilliant shine!

An easy to follow earth friendly dish soap recipe. Make your own washing up liquid dish soap with this simple recipe. It includes all non toxic ingredients. A sustainable swap for your kitchen!

This 3-ingredient homemade dish soap cuts through grease easily, saves money, and is filled with natural ingredients like essential oils.

As I continue towards ridding my home of as many harsh chemicals as possible, dish soap is next on the list. I began using a toxic-free all purpose cleaner a few years ago and still find it extremely effective! I then like to freshen up any linens with my natural linen spray and remove any […]

Learn how to make a zero waste dishwashing soap bar. An eco-friendly solid dish soap bar recipe helps to save money, reduces waste and environmental impact.

via Homemade Liquid Dish Soap – Kitchen Apparel Making homemade cleaning products may seem like it’s more expensive at first but when you consider that buying the ingredients you use c…

A homemade dish soap that you can use for washing pots, pans, and dishes. It's ready to use two days after making it and is a great zero-waste cleaning product for the natural home. We also use citric acid in this recipe at a rate of 3% of the main soaping oils and because it neutralizes some of the lye, we compensate for the difference. Creates 4-6 solid white bars that last a long time and create thick, cleansing lather. Technical details: 0% superfat and a 35.7% water discount

Need a homemade dish soap recipe to help you save money and clean non-toxic? This recipe gives you great suds and options for using essential oils to create an amazing scented homemade dish soap.

Homemade Dish Soap 1 & 1/2 cup hot water 1/2 cup liquid castile soap (any scent of your choice, just keep this in mind when adding other oils later) 1 Tbsp. White Vinegar 1 Tbsp. Arm & Hammer's Super Washing Soda (can be found in the laundry isle at grocery stores) 1/8 Tsp. Tea Tree Oil (for antibacterial properties) I like to add 10-20 drops of lavender, peppermint, eucalyptus, or rosemary to up the antibacterial-ness :) Mix the ingredients in a bowl and make sure to break up all the…