Dish Soap — Unscented

Our hope is that you ditch the Dawn, Joy, and Methods of the world because they're not Earth Friendly. WAIT! Did you just read METHOD is not good for the planet. Yep. Take a moment to surf the EWG site on dish washing soaps, you'll see all of the above score a "D" grade. Even our beloved gateway eco-soap, Method. Each contain Methylisothiazolinone, which represents high concern for aquatic activity let alone its causticity to you.

There's so much more to share here, so I'll leave you with this link to check it out for yourself: See EWG's guide to dish washing detergents

TO USE: Squirt a small amount of soap into the sink as it fills with water. Wash dishes, then rinse in fresh water.

INGREDIENTS
Water, decyl glucoside, cocamidopropylamine oxide, lauramine oxide, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, (essential oil).

PACKAGING
If you buy by the ounce in our store refillery, you can fill your own container or get one from us. If buying online, we will fill either an 8oz, 16oz or a 32oz glass jar and send it along in our customary low-waste way. All jars are capped with an aluminum lid. Color of jars may vary.

Common Good was founded in 2010 to challenge single-use plastics and create safe, sustainable home and personal care products. From day one, they pioneered the refill revolution, now the industry standard. Their evolving mission focuses on eliminating plastic entirely from their product range.

Founder & CEO Sacha writes: "As a busy stylist and young mother back then, I felt uneasy about excessive plastic waste, especially in household products like laundry detergent. Concerned about pseudo-green options, I sought genuinely safe, natural, refillable alternatives for my kids. I set out to develop truly natural, refillable household products, that are gentle on skin and kind to the planet. Over a decade later, amidst plenty of skepticism, we've laid the foundation for safe, beautiful, sustainable living."