🌲 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 Review

I love this product. I'm just learning about Dr. Bronner, but so far I like everything. I was put off by Sal Suds when I saw that it said it smelled like pine, but that pine smell isn't what many of us imagine a cleaner to be, plus you can barely smell that beautiful forest.

I'll never do without this soap. Cleans great and smells great. I just love this material and use it for almost all cleaning jobs. It also takes a long time. A few hours is a very long journey. I also found out by accident that this stuff is REALLY good for cleaning brushes. I painted the entire interior of our house before moving in and it was important to be able to clean the brushes without the intense, nauseating smell of traditional paint cleaners.

I use it to clean everything around the house. Simply pour 2 cups of distilled or boiled water into a spray bottle and add 1 tsp. Sal Suds, with 8 drops of Tea Tree essential oil and 5 drops of Lavender essential oil. Shake before each use. I use it for counters, floors, windows, fingerprints and in the bathroom to disinfect cars inside and out. It is an excellent material and most importantly it does not contain any toxic substances and chemicals. I can use it at home knowing my Shiba Inu and…

I love this stuff! She takes blueberries from my baby's white singlets. I use it to deal with the toughest of household messes and messes and in two years of use it has never let me down. a little will go a long way. I've used it on floors (wood, stone and tile), appliances, toys, sun loungers, linens, house siding, metal front doors, carpets, upholstery, baby carriages, car seats, crockery and kitchen cabinets. It's durable so you have to be careful with the finish, but it does remove dirt…

I used to use Tide Clear and Lysol Laundry Sanitizer to clean my work clothes. However, as I sweated in the Texas summer heat, my shirts still smelled strange. I've tried regular tide, it's flavored, but the smell just masks the unpleasant smell, and that's not very good. So I went back to the drawing board. After some research, I decided to call Dr. Try Sal Suds. Bronner with some Twenty Mule Team Borax for good measure. I washed everything in the HE machine in the intensive wash cycle with an

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…