Lemon Verbena Dish Soap

#vegandishsoap #biodegradable #noartificialcolors The owner of a cottage in The Hamptons that my sister rented from offered his guests this dish soap to use. If I’m not mistaken, he offered the same dish soap last year as well. This impressed me very much. I thought this dish soap worked just as well as the larger name brands. It cut through grease easily and its cleaning ability lasted (i.e. I wasn’t using a lot of soap every time I washed dishes). The bottle is made with at least 30% post-consumer plastic. Although 30% is better than 0%, I expected more from a company that offers a vegan and environmentally friendly product.  This soap is made without parabens, phthalates (a toxic group of chemicals), MEA and DEA (a family of chemicals that work as surfactants and emulsifying ingredients in personal care and cleaning products; they are made through a chemical reaction of ethylene oxide with ammonia) and artificial colours. But the soap is made with plant-derived cleaning ingredients, essential oils and aloe vera extract. If this product is available in Toronto, Canada, I’d get it.

Works well and has a bright, clean scent. Make sure to keep the spout clear, as the product has a tendency to block/clog the spout if not. $4.99 at Target #mrsmeyers #crueltyfree #veganhomeproducts

🇬🇧 I bought this dish soap along with the multi-purpose spray cleanser from the same brand: I normally full-load my dishwasher but for a few things I sometimes go hand washing. Never heard of this brand before but I first of all bought it for being a vegan product with a certified cruelty free mark( in fact I checked out on Leapingbunny.org and it apparently distributes in US, Canada and Japan): works pretty well, makes a nice foam and the lemon+vervain combo is really fresh and pleasant. Comes in a 30% recycled plastic bottle. 🇮🇹 Ho acquistato questo detersivo per piatti assieme allo grassatore multiuso della stessa marca: normalmente faccio andare la lavastoviglie a pieno carico, ma se mi capita di avere poche cose le lavo a mano. Non avevo mai sentito nominare questa marca (infatti sul sito leapingbunny.org segnalano USA, Canada e Giappone come nazioni di distribuzione) ma l’ho comunque acquistato per provare un nuovo prodotto vegan con certificazione ufficiale cruelty free: l’ho provato e funziona molto bene, fa una bella schiuma e l’accoppiata limone+verbena lascia un profumo fresco e piacevole. Bottiglia in plastica riciclata al 30%. 💵 € 2.49 #dishsoap #crueltyfree #crueltyfreehome #stopanimaltesting #veganhomeproducts

Mi sono lasciata convincere dalla confezione che io trovo bellissima, con un'aria un po' retrò. Il prodotto è vegano e non testato su animali. La plastica del flacone è fatta con il 30%di plastica riciclata, meglio che nient, ma secondo me è un po' piccola. Per lavare ne basta poco, fa molta schiuma, sgrassa bene e ha un ottimo profumo. Non mi piace molto che sia prodotto dalla Johnson ma spero siano vere le dichiarazioni riportate in etichetta. Comprato in offerta a 1,99 € da Tigotà per 473 ml.

I love the smell of this dish soap!!! The scent of lemon always smells so fresh, clean, and uplifting to me. My hands feel soft and moisturized after washing dishes. I’m trying to use more natural products in my home. The ingredients are earth friendly and cruelty-free. I'm a huge fan of Mrs. Meyers, and I highly recommend trying it. This is definitely my go-to dish soap from now on! 🍋