Dish Soap Bars - Coconut Lemon

I cut the bars in half because they fit my hands better. and are easier to hold. I store the bars on open soap dishes to allow them to dry between uses. The bars dissolve very slowly and last a long time. I mostly use them as hand soap and to clean wood countertops. great product. Pleasant smell and very gentle on my hands.

Best cleaning stuff ever

This was the product I have been looking for for years and the one that led me to finding Etee, and I have not been disappointed. I'm still working on finding my ideal system for using them--do I want to cut it down and use a small bowl or find a larger bowl to keep it on my counter? Do I want to store it under a lid? Those are details that I'll figure out. Etee's loofah sponges work great with this soap, and my kitchen sink is now plastic-free. Unlike other subscription-based "natural" product vendors, this is a product that I am thrilled to set up on a purchase schedule for and not waste any more time shopping or trying new products. It works, it checks all the boxes, and dishwashing is now a solved problem. Thank you, Etee!

I had never considered bar soap for dishes before, but I've been transitioning to bar soap for other uses like hand washing and shampoo, and I like it! Sure, it's more convenient to pump a couple of squirts onto your sponge or scrubbie instead of having to soap up with the bar, but I love that it's made with such nontoxic ingredients, and that there's NO PLASTIC! It's more economical than the liquid soap, and it works just as well. I bought a glass soap dish to go under the open wire soap dish I already had in order to catch the water drips. I'm very satisfied with how it works, and that I'm doing something good for the environment.

Once you learn how to use a dish bar you won’t want to use anything else. It takes a little getting used to but it’s awesome. No waste and easy to use. It’s super effective. I just wipe my dish cloth or scrubber over the bar do the dishes and then rinse. The only downside is it works so well you need to be really careful that you don’t let a glass or plate slip out of your hand and crash and break. I give these to people all the time when they are interested in converting to less plastic.

I have to wonder why people ever switched to liquid soap. Bars last so long. You can use then on a brush or cloth or fill the sink with some light bubbles. No plastic and no waste.

I love that it's completely waste free, especially since my municipality stopped allowing composting anything but food/yard waste.

I love having a dish soap bar to complement the dish soap made from pods. SUPER handy.

Because this soap is so good at cutting grease, it is excellent for anyone who gets their hands really greasy as well. I am an oil painter. Sometimes there is no better smoothing brush than your own finger. Even da Vinci used his fingers to get his most subtle effects! And as for cleaning brushes - well, you cannot beat its cleaning power. If a soap bar can do that, why would you use anything else?

This works so well, I have almost stopped with the liquid. If at first you don't like it, keep using it. Once you are use to it,
it is SOOOOOOOOOOO much better than bottle soap, and there's NO plastic waste.