10 BOTTLES Unscented Dish Soap Powder Concentrate ( Powder to Gel )
Customers are loving our Dish Soap Powder Concentrate because it combines effortless use, outstanding cleaning power, and exceptional sustainability. They appreciate how this super concentrated, plastic-free formula tackles tough grease without harmful chemicals, reduces the emissions associated with shipping water, all while being budget-friendly for everyone. From busy families to environmentally conscious consumers, people are thrilled with a solution that simplifies dishwashing while supporting their commitment to reducing waste and protecting the planet.
PWDS-UNSC-1PK - 1 box
PWDS-UNSC-2PK - 2 boxes
PWDS-UNSC-STARTER - 1 box, 1 cellulose, 1 loofie, 1 dish pump dispenser
10 BOTTLES Unscented Dish Soap Powder Concentrate ( Powder to Gel ) Details:
- 10 Bottles of dish soap
- Super Concentrated
- Five ingredients
- Powerful clean
- Animal Testing
- Sulphates, Parabens & harsh chemicals
- Fragrance
- PLASTIC OF ANY KIND!
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SODIUM C14-16, OLEFIN SULFONATE, CELLULOSE CM, CITRIC ACID, SODIUM BENZOATE
- Open the box and transfer all powder to a mason jar to keep fresh and avoid moisture.
- Scoop out 2 heaping tablespoons into 400 ml / 13.5oz of room temperature water.
- Mix with spoon and let sit for 2 minutes.
- Squirt soap directly onto sponge or onto dirty dishes.
- Clean like a pro!
Yes! It has an average amount of suds and foam - not too little, not too much.
Simply break it down and put into recycling.
Our Dish soap is made right here in Ontario, Canada!
- When you subscribe to our subscription plan, we ship you product every 1-6 months.
- Cancel anytime.
DISH SOAP IS 70 - 90% WATER
For decades we’ve been trucking that water across the country and around the world, leading to unnecessary plastic packaging and emissions.
We - a small Toronto based business - wanted the change that with our dish soap concentrate.
YOUR DISHES | OUR PLANET
We eliminated all potentially toxic binders and foaming agents including SLS , Phthalates, Sulphites, Sulphates and synthetic colorants.
Will our soap sud? Yes, but not as much as synthetic foam.
Will our soap clean? You betcha! we have the research to support it.
Free-From Toxic Ingredients.
Even top ‘eco brands’ contain SLS, which doesn’t ‘clean’ your dishes, it just makes more suds. According to the David Suzuki Foundation SLS is “... toxic to aquatic organisms.”
We eliminated all of the toxic ingredients found in generic brands, and replaced them with four plant-derived ingredients:
Sodium C14-16 & Olefin Sulfonate: Provides cleansing and foaming properties.
Cellulose CM (Carboxymethyl Cellulose): Thickening agent, Stabilizes the product's consistency.
Citric Acid: pH adjuster that helps balance the acidity of the product.
Sodium Benzoate: Preservative that prevents the growth of bacteria and fungi which extends the shelf life of the product.
Customer Reviews
I have been using the liquid concentrated dish soap for several years and compared the powder concentrate side-by-side for 2 weeks. Both versions clean well and the powder concentrate seems to be better on grease. It becomes more of a gel when prepared than the liquid version and seems to grip better, sometimes the liquid concentrate one slips off what I am trying to clean. The more eco-friendly soaps do not foam as much, as stated on the box, but they do still clean just as well. I agree with another reviewer's comment that the box was hard to open and I also inadvertently breathed in the fine powder, but I LOVE that this small box will provide 10 bottles of plastic-free, quality dish soap so am giving 5 stars for this innovation. Sometimes the liquid concentrate pods turn hard when they age and the powder concentrate is a great solution. Maybe ETEE can figure out the packaging issues, but even if not, I will buy this product instead of the liquid concentrate from now on.
This powder came packaged in a box that was taped up so tightly that I had to struggle to open it. About a third of the contents spilled, so that was a waste. Also, it's such a fine powder that I wound up inhaling it - not a good start. However, I managed to mix up a batch and it works reasonably well on my pots. They need to sort out better packaging, like perhaps a ziploc-type paper bag?