Why would you consider an eco washing up liquid, that fits your sustainable lifestyle as much as it is safe? It is known that you cannot wash your dog with washing up liquid. “Risius Family Veterinary Service, a vet clinic in Eldridge, Iowa, warns that “bathing in dish soap often leads to a skin infection.” 1 If this is bad for their skin, would you want to use that on their bowl, toys, and other fancy accessories they might own? You might ones tried to clean a window with washing up liquid - and some newspapers if you are as old as us - but it will leave streaks. And it is a product that leaves a residue. Not something...
It goes without saying that Eco Washing Up Liquid meet our eco credentials, what makes it sustainable to us, well the non-negotiable aspect are to us: Free of plastic > packing and product Refill possible > no unnecessary shipment of water Natural ingredients > no nasties in the water when cleaning Vegan + Cruelty Free > no animals were hurt during the process of making this product Effective > we still need to fight the idea around eco washing up liquid being less effective, we better have products that kill these from day 1 of using it. That is why we trial everything ourselves and dig through unending streams of reviews (on mothership pages or independent ones) So basically it...
Why stock 1 brand, if you can stock 3? That is exactly what we thought, and did! Each brands has it pros and cons, but they are all effective and harmless, and be categorised as eco washing up liquid, made with natural ingredients and eco washing up liquid refills, plus they meet the eco-credentials to be called true ECO washing up liquids, meaning they are: Vegan (that is free from ingredients + animal testing) Plastic-free (in packaging and product) Palm-oil free No toxics Does it contain natural ingredients Is it in concentrated from (aka avoiding shipping water) Can you refill? (and use your bottles over and over? So who do we have and why are they winners? In alphabetic order,...
