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Price range: $ 4.50 through $ 12.00
Made with all-natural, non-toxic ingredients, this zero waste alternative to dishwashing liquid will leave your dishes sparkling clean.
This is an unscented “no frills” soap. Unfortunately, due to the cost of olive oil skyrocketing, we have had to increase the price of our popular Castile Dish Soap. However, as we know times are tough, we didn’t want this to be a barrier to using a dish soap.
So, thinking caps on and much testing and tweaking, we have come up with a budget-friendly alternative. Full disclosure, we don’t think it works “quite” as well as our original recipe, however it works well and gets the job done!
Available in singles, or more economical 3-packs.
Soaps weigh 90-100g each – dimensions (mm): 80 long x 58 wide x 25 deep
Ingredients: coconut oil, rice bran oil, castor oil, water, sodium hydroxide, potato.
Remember to use with very hot water. We find using a bowl inside the sink, not only saves water, but allows for better suds. Wear gloves to swish the soap while the bowl/sink is filling, or use an old fashioned soap shaker (cage). We now stock 2 – a NZ made Industrial model Dish Swish AND The Dish Swish (original)
You can read more about using and getting the most from your dish soap here.
The soap can also be used as a general kitchen cleaner – simply wipe soap on to a wet cloth and use to clean/wipe down surfaces.
*Please note, the volume of bubbles may vary depending on the hardness of your water supply. If you find your water isn’t creating a lot of bubbles, and falls flat quickly, you may have hard water. The dishes will still get clean, but results may not be as effective as using a traditional detergent.
*Keep your soap out of direct sun and on a well draining soap dish or hang your shaker up. If you allow your soap to dry between uses it will last longer. leaving the wet soap in the hot sun will cause it to melt.

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