This video shows you 2 easy ways to use our favorite zero waste dish soap, one of the easiest sustainable swaps!

Tips (for those new to the concept of less waste): 1.Wash your dishes in order from cleanest to dirtiest; soap and scrub a bunch of the cleaner stuff, then rinse it so the soapy water runs over and into the dirtier stuff. 2. Sometimes I put a bit of very hot water (that happens to be on the stove) onto the dishes to help speed the cleaning before I start. This diminishes the need to add water while cleaning, and prevents washing away soap that would otherwise help clean. 3. Wipe out really greasy stuff with a paper towel (it shouldn't go down the drain in most places), or if you have chickens (etc) you can use a bit of flour to absorb the grease, then feed that calorie rich mixture to the compost that is sent to the chickens. 4. Avoid letting any grease or oil from other pots get on plastic dish-ware. it is particularly hard to clean grease from plastic compared to metal or pottery. 5. For the extreme: Since I started eating just two bigger meals a day, we have fewer dishes to wash (less time spent cooking too)

Just got mine the other day, I love it. I can't usually wash dishes because I'm allergic to the soaps. I'm giving this a try, so far it does a great job on the dishes.

Thank you for sharing and providing a link. I'm definitely going to try this.

I came here to get a recomendation on a new block (old one left spots and residue) and I love the block saving tips! definitly putting whats left of mine in a dish and mixing with water to make it last.

Thanks for sharing. Will buy it now.

Thanks! Wasn't sure if I wanted to buy it or not, I definitely will

Thanks for the video. I'm thinking of using Kirk's castile soap to wash dishes.

Thank you! ❤️

It's so pretty, I wish we could find them in stores though.

i love soap

Unscented ivory bar soap is also works 👍

I'm looking for low waste options to replace various products when I run out. Just gonna save them all to my pocket account and order as needed!

I’m totally going to try this out! I’m moving out of home in about 6 months and I’m aiming to live more sustainably and have less of an environmental impact!

I am hoping you can help me, I'm having a lot of trouble with the residue left on the dishes with mine. Mainly my cuttlery and anything plastic or glass look dirty when they dry! It is really overwhelming me as I struggle to complete everyday tasks as it is. I have tried everything, looked at many different bars but they all have the same ingredients so I don't think that will help. I don't know what I am doing wrong here and I am ready to give up :(

Hi, what is the superfat for these lovely dishwashing soap bars????.....is 5% superfatted coconut oil soap bar cleansing enough for dishes without leaving white oily marks on the dishes?

Hi, I’m excited to try this bar, as my last one I tried didn’t really clean oil very well. I just wanted to know if you have a recommendation for a waste free shampoo and conditioner?

Have you found a good soap to water ratio with the grate method? Through your experience, do you think that block grated with hot water could mix well enough to be put into a dishsoap bottle/pump?

Could i use zote bar soap or other nature bar soap? Also what the name of this one?

I heard this soap leaves a lot of residue on dishes and isn’t great for grease, is this true?

Does your cheese taste like soap after you grate it on the same grater as the soap?😉