Pure & Simple Natural Solid Dish Soap | Long Lasting Vegan Plastic-Free Cleaner
Pure & Simple Natural Solid Dish Soap | Long Lasting Vegan Plastic-Free Cleaner
This non-toxic concentrated solid dish soap replaces 3-4 bottles of liquid soap! Ditch the plastic with our beeswax solid dish soap. Long-lasting, zero-waste, and tough on grease. Handcrafted with time and left unscented for a natural clean. For hand-washing dishes.
This is a cold process dish soap.
How to use:
1. Swirl: Wet your sponge, cloth or dish brush and rub directly onto the soap to create a rich lather.
2. Scrub: Wash your dishes as usual, a little goes a long way!
3. Save: Keep the dish soap dry for a lasting bar.
Size
10 fluid oz solid dish soaps
Weight is Approx. 343 grams (12.1 oz) of soap. There may be slight variations as they are handmade.
Ingredients:
Organic Coconut oil
Citric Acid
Soy Wax
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Ingredients: |
Role in soap |
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Organic Coconut oil |
Saponified coconut oil is a powerful cleanser, has the ability to cut through tough grease, and it produces a fluffy, abundant, and stable lather. |
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Citric Acid |
Citric Acid acts as a crucial chelating agent in solid dish soap, binding with hard water minerals (calcium and magnesium) to prevent soap scum, boost lather, and enhance cleaning power. |
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Soy Wax |
Because Soy wax is high in stearic acid, it helps create a dense, long-lasting bar that holds up better in water compared to soap made with oils alone. It also helps to provide a stable, creamy lather. |
Trying to decide between beeswax solid dish soap and soy wax solid dish soap?
In solid dish soap, soy wax is generally superior for enhancing performance by providing a harder, longer-lasting bar with a dense, creamy, and stable lather. Beeswax increases bar hardness but adds limited lathering benefits and is more expensive.
Soy wax in Dish Soap
- Performance: Creates a very hard, durable bar with a "shaving-cream" like, stable lather.
- Benefits: Affordable, plant-based, vegan, and reduces warping/shrinkage in soap bars.
- Downside: Low cleansing power on its own, so it requires blending with high-cleansing oils like coconut oil.
Beeswax in Dish Soap
- Performance: Significantly increases bar hardness, helping the soap last longer and not melt quickly in water.
- Benefits: Natural, non-toxic, and creates a dense texture.
- Downside: More expensive, not vegan, and does not add significant foaming/cleaning power.