At first glance, we wondered if we were supposed to cut it into pieces and toss it into our washing machine. But that is definitely not the answer since this soap can ruin the washing machine. Product: Everyday Spray, from my book, Practically Green: Your Guide to EcoFriendly Decision-Making. I got Bubble Cleaner because I was literally tired of using various household cleaning agents without any better result. I stumbled on it and decided to give it a try. So far I am super disappointed I got this. This product did nothing for any of the pots and pans I have. I just wasted my money buying it. It does not work as advertised. Does Bubble Cleaner Really work? Ingredients: Purified water, decyl glucoside (plant derived), lauryl glucoside (plant derived), disodium cocoyl glutamate (plant derived), quillaja saponaria bark (soap bark) extract, citrus limon (lemon) peel extract, salvia sclarea (clary sage) extract, citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) peel extract, methylisothiazolinone (preservative, less than 0.01%)

Buy one of these pretty yet practical laundry baskets for your bedroom or bathroom to hide your washing in style A 1960’s split-level bungalow has been revived with contemporary extensions, cleaned lines, and Scandi-inspired interiors Add the finishing touch to any room with help from a stylish storage basket. These buys are practical and pretty, for hiding your clutter from guests Inasmuch as Bubble Cleaner looks legit, the main concern of this review is to ascertain if it lives up to its name, and this review would expose all that is needed to know about this product. Testing Unlike most people, instead of the traditional cleaning products that were always under the sink when I was growing up, I’ve filled mine with newer brands (+ a homemade version), made with safe, non-toxic ingredients.With so many different laundry detergent options, it might be easy to overlook Zote Soap laundry bars because they’re designed for handwashing clothes, but they’re also really budget-friendly. Each bar is made from natural ingredients that are OK on sensitive skin and can be used directly on fabrics for general washing, as a stain remover, or shredded to create a homemade detergent. Read on to learn more about this unique product and how well it performs. Ease of Use: Very difficult

I'm here to help you make lifestyle and product choices that are better for your health & the planet! When we opened the bar of soap, we were immediately hit with the scent of citronella, mainly used for repelling mosquitoes, so it did not exactly have the “laundry” smell we're used to. Once we got over the smell, we started hand washing some clothes. The sink filled with warm water, and soap was rubbed all over the clothes. We rinsed and wrung them out as best we could before tossing them into the dryer with a few towels. FeaturesFeatures the combination of Norton's proprietary SG ceramic alumina grain and an open, aggressive mesh structure that makes it the fastest cutting and longest-lasting stripping disc available. As far as scent, some stain removers have a heavy chemical smell, but Zout is nice and subtle. While there’s definitely a scent, it’s not overpowering and part of that stems from the fact that you don’t have to soak the stain at all—just spray it. Plus, after washing and drying our clothes, we couldn’t smell the Zout at all. Ingredients: Water, caprylyl/myristyl glucoside (plant-derived cleaning agent), lauramine oxide (plant-based cleaning agent), sodium gluconate (plant-derived water softener), sodium carbonate (mineral-based alkalinity builder), benzisothiazolinone and methylisothiazolinone (synthetic preservatives)Guarantee clean air for less... the brand's new UPPÅTVIND air purifier is at least half the price of other models on the market After being overwhelmed with the citronella smell when we opened the bars of soap, we were expecting our clothes to smell that way, too, but they didn’t. They didn’t have a smell at all. Zout Triple Enzyme Laundry Stain Remover vs. OxiClean White Revive Laundry Whitener + Stain Remover

After a run through the wash, the only stain that entirely came out was the butter. This isn’t to say that Zout had no effect on the other stains—just that it wasn’t able to completely remove them. While the stains were significantly faded, they were still very obvious. As far as the next-best performances went, Zout did a better job on the grass and pasta sauce than it did with the mud and the mustard. This could be because they were darker stains in the first place, or it could be that the ingredients in the triple action formula were able to better target the starches and proteins in the offending substances (more on that below). Overall, this was one of the more difficult laundry cycles–ever. We can't call it a load because there’s no way we could get through handwashing an entire load of clothes.If there’s anything that a stain remover should do really well, it removes stains. In our household test, we decided to start first with our toughest stains, since those are the ones that call for stain removers more often. You can't beat a bottle of trusty Zoflora, right? This versatile disinfectant can be used on all types of surfaces, indoors and out, plus it kills bacteria like there's no tomorrow. And, don't even get us started on the scent it leaves behind. De-light-ful. Ingredients: Water, caprylyl/myristyl glucoside (plant-derived surfactant), alcohol denat. (corn-derived solvent), potassium sorbate (plant-derived, food grade preservative), citric acid (plant-derived pH adjuster), limonene (orange) oil