Review on 🌲 Dr. Bronner's - Biodegradable Sal Suds Cleaner (16oz) - Multifunctional Pine Floor, Laundry, and Dish Cleaner - Concentrated, Removes Grease and Dirt, Effective yet Gentle on Skin by Dave Hess

You can't go wrong with Sal Suds. I use it for pretty much everything, after reading Lisa Bronner's Dilution Cheat Sheet I've found even more uses for it. If you have a microsuede sofa, a microfiber cloth will do wonders for those pesky stains. If you have a carpet, forget to buy the carpet cleaner. I use this with water in my carpet cleaner tank. I use it on my floors (parquet, tiles) with vinegar. I use it on my marble slabs. Out of detergent? This works well on its own, or if you're like me add washing soda and some salt. You only need a teaspoon in your HE washing machine to keep your clothes perfectly clean. Unlike many homemade recipes that call for castile soap, this works better and doesn't form a buildup because it doesn't contain soap. Basically, with Dr. BRONNER. I use castile soap for personal use or for skin care and sal foam for cleansing. It may seem expensive, but you only need a little, one bottle is really enough. It's also better for the environment, the EWG gives it an A rating, and it saves you money in the long run by not having to buy additional products for different uses.