Review on Dr. Bronner's Sal Suds Biodegradable Cleaner (1 Gallon) - All-Purpose Pine Cleaner for Floors, Laundry, and Dishes - Concentrated, Cuts Grease and Dirt - Powerful yet Gentle on Skin by Tim Aguilar

For years, despite all the rave reviews, I hesitated before paying big bucks for Dr. I just couldn't justify spending so much on soap. Now it works great! And the tiny amount needed will go a long way. Here's what I found out AFTER looking closely at the ingredient labels. I already have an almost identical product at home, for which I paid much less. Compare the ingredient list of ECOS Brand Laundry Detergent with Sal Foam. The slight differences I found were the flavors each company used. dr Bronner uses spruce and fir essential oils. ECOS uses a fragrance called "Magnolia and Lily". Here's the rub: I spent $12 for 6.21 liters of ECOS and $40 for 3.8 liters of Dr. Bronner! The?!?! I seriously paid too much for the BRAND! I tried to return it. nope! Revane says "non-refundable". Lesson learned! I had to follow my intuition. You don't have to make the same costly mistake. Just grab some unscented ECOS and add your essential oils to the mix!