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Sal Suds is a balanced formulation of naturally derived surfactants with pure fir and spruce essential oils: it cleans and rinses with exceptional power, yet is mild and gentle on the skin. Sal Suds is not soap-based and is formulated especially for all-purpose hard-surface cleaning.
--Perfect for general household cleaning: dishes, floors, laundry, etc.
--Equally effective in hard or soft water, rinsing freely, hot or cold.
--Concentrated and self-preserving: no hidden preservatives or ingredients.
--No synthetic dyes or fragrances: all ingredients fully disclosed and described.
--Biodegrades rapidly after doing its job. Pure high-quality fir and spruce essential oils: no cheap harsh pine stump oil.
--No animal testing: Coalition for Consumer Information on Cosmetics certified
1. A few drops in a gallon of water removes all sprays from fruits and vegetables.
2. 1/4 oz. does a sink full of dishes.
3. 1/4 oz. in a basin of warm water cleans all your undies.
4. 1 oz. in a pail of water will clean your house and car from top to bottom.
5. For extra heavy jobs, cut it in half or use it straight.
6. Pour some on a fabric stain and watch it disappear.
7. Dr. Bronner's Sal Suds will also disappear-naturally-after it has done its job, without affecting nature's balance.
Don't drink!. Keep out of eyes!. Sal Suds is an all-purpose cleaner, and is not intended for everyday body-washing use.
Method:
Stir all ingredients together until blended. Store in a squirt top bottle. Use 2 tablespoons per load of dishes, shake well before use.
*A similar recipe from Flylady(see link below) lists 1/2 cup of castile, not 2 cups. I'm not sure which is appropriate, so I'd experiment with less rather than more.