Product Description: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Dish Soap is a biodegradable, plant-derived formula that cuts through grease and grime effortlessly, leaving your dishes spotless and your hands soft. Available in delightful scents like lemon verbena and lavender, this dish soap not only cleans effectively but also adds a refreshing aroma to your kitchen. It's formulated with natural ingredients like soap bark extract, known for its natural degreasing properties, and is free from harmful chemicals, ensuring a safe and enjoyable dishwashing experience.
Key Features:
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Biodegradable & Plant-Derived: Made with eco-friendly, plant-based ingredients that are gentle on the environment and effective on tough grease.
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Natural Degreaser: Contains soap bark extract, a natural degreasing agent that helps remove food residue and grease, leaving dishes sparkling clean.
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Gentle on Hands: While tough on dishes, the formula is gentle enough to keep your hands soft and smooth.
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Delightful Scents: Available in refreshing scents like lemon verbena and lavender, enhancing your dishwashing routine with a pleasant fragrance.
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Free From Harsh Chemicals: Made without parabens, phthalates, artificial colors, animal-derived ingredients, glycol solvents, chlorine, or formaldehyde, making it a safe choice for your home.
Usage:
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Hand Washing: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Dish Soap is designed for hand washing dishes. Simply apply to your sponge or dish brush and scrub away, leaving dishes clean and residue-free.
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Bundle & Save: Consider bundling Mrs. Meyer's products for additional savings, such as the Lemon Verbena Hand & Dish Duo or the Compassion Flower Hand & Dish Set.
What It’s Made Without:
- Parabens
- Phthalates
- MEA and DEA
- Artificial Colors
- Animal-Derived Ingredients
- Glycol Solvents
- Chlorine
- Formaldehyde
Alternatives: If you prefer using a dishwasher, Mrs. Meyer's also offers Dishwasher Tabs in convenient packs, allowing you to take a break from hand washing while still enjoying the benefits of their plant-based cleaning power.
