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Dish Soap Bar

Dish Soap Bar

Introducing our all new zero waste Dish Soap Bar!! Our Dish Soap Bars are made with organic coconut oil, olive oil, castor oil,  100% grass fed beef tallow, caustic soda, pure citrus essential oils, & kanolin clay using the cold process soap method. Once made these soaps are allowed to cure for up to 4-6 weeks to ensure their hardness, durability, & to ensure they are long-lasting making them a more affordable option than old-fashioned liquid dish soap. Each Bar weighs approximately 4 ounces or more. Our Dish Soap Bars are formulated to cut through grease and food stains, leaving the skin feeling soft & hydrated. With our Dish Soap Bars there's no plastic & zero waste making them a more eco-friendly option for washing dishes.  These bars  also have an amazing natural citrus scent. Say good bye to those old bulky plastic bottles of dish soap, and hello to our zero waste Dish Soap Bars. 
 
 
Dish Soap Bar Instructions for Care:
  1. When using our Dish Soap Bars, wet dishes, gently rub our coco fiber scrub pads across the soap to generate lather, wash dishes, and rinse dishes until lather/bubbles have disappeared. 
  2. Once your dish duty is complete, squeeze out excess water from the scrub pad, place soap on the soap rack, and allow it to dry in between uses. 

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SOAP CARE
INSTRUCTIONS

How to care for & get the most from our soaps

Keep your soap dry with a self-draining soap holder that has ridges or raised nubs for the soap to fully drain on. Apply the soap bar to a washcloth or loofah and use that to lather yourself. Once used, make sure it gets air. Just coming and going from the bathroom will naturally circulate air. Before use, store your soap in a cool, dry, preferably dark area. Avoid direct light, excessive heat, and humidity. Store scented soap in a container, such as a cardboard soap box.  Dry Soap Lasts Longer: When soap sits in water it breaks down and liquifies to a gel or thick liquid state. Using a good soap holder that keeps the soap elevated will help a great deal. If possible, use a self-draining soap rack or dish that does not retain a pool of standing water. Even when the soap bar is half an inch above the water, the glycerin (cleaning agent) of the bar can draw in nearby moisture a bit. Proper Storage Preserves Soap: Glycerin is the cleaning agent in soap. It is natural and is often removed from commercial soap to be replaced with artificial detergents. This is because glycerin is extremely valuable, and they sell it off at a high profit while giving you cheap chemicals as a replacement. The glycerin in your handcrafted soap is a wonderful thing that attracts moisture and helps pull dirt from the pores of your skin. The fact that it attracts water means it can pull it right from the air and keep your soap less dry than you’d like.

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