Solid Dish Soap Bar - Refill

Why You Will Love It: Our Solid Dish Soap Bar is a lovely addition to any kitchen. It keeps your dishes clean and sparkling with its ability to cut through grease, while also creating a lovely and bubbly atmosphere in your sink. Not only this but the citrus aroma alone will be enough to entice anyone to clean their dishes. Each 6 ounce bar of soap is created without all the harsh chemicals and synthetic materials you find in most dish soaps, and instead it is made with pure and wholesome ingredients that are safe for you and your family. 

Ingredient List: The Solid Dish Soap Bar is made with Coconut Oil, Caster Oil, Filtered Water, Citric Acid, Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), & a delicious assortment of Clementine & Lemon Essential Oils. 

How to Use and Care for Your Solid Dish Soap!

Using Your Dish Soap:

1.      Place your solid dish soap directly in your ramekin. This will keep your bar in place and prevent it from sitting in water, helping it to last longer.

2.      Wet your dish soap brush (or sponge) with warm water. Gently swirl the wet brush over the soap surface and make a nice lather.

3.      Use the brush to clean your dishes as normal – the soap is made to cut through grease easily!

4.      Once your dishes are clean, rinse them thoroughly to remove all remaining soap!

Caring for Your Soap and Accessories:

1.      Keep soap dry between uses, after you are done your dishes remember to pour out any remaining water in the dish soap ramekin. Not allowing it to sit in water it will help it last much longer!

2.      Clean your ramekin every few weeks by rinsing off any soap residue or build up. Dry it out before placing your soap back in.

3.      Care for your soap brush by rinsing your brush after each use. Let it air dry with the bristles facing down. Occasionally wash the brush with warm water and soap to remove grease. Avoid soaking your dish soap brush handle for too long as it can crack or swell.

4.      Over time the dish soap brush bristles may soften or discolour, this is normal but an indicator that you may need to replace your brush.