Eco-Friendly Dish Soap Set

Solid Dish Soap Set – A Plastic-Free Kitchen Essential 🌿

Bring beauty, simplicity, and sustainability to your sink with our handcrafted Solid Dish Soap Set. Thoughtfully designed as a complete plastic-free alternative to bottled dish soap, this timeless trio makes everyday cleaning both effective and intentional.

Each piece is chosen to work together—creating a rich, grease-cutting lather while adding quiet farmhouse charm to your countertop.

This set includes:

6 oz Solid Dish Soap Bar
Handcrafted in small batches using organic coconut oil, grass-fed tallow, and castor oil, this long-lasting bar creates a rich, creamy lather that cuts through grease with ease. Formulated with citric acid to help dishes rinse clean and shine, and naturally scented with pure essential oils for a fresh, uplifting kitchen.

Bamboo Sisal Dish Brush
Made from sustainably harvested bamboo and plant-based sisal fibers, this durable brush is tough on stuck-on food yet gentle on your hands. Fully plastic-free and compostable at the end of its life.

Minnesota-Made Ceramic Ramekin
Crafted locally, this lead-free ceramic ramekin features a timeless farmhouse glaze and serves as the perfect resting place for your solid dish soap. Designed to keep your bar dry between uses while adding simple elegance to your sink.

How to Use:
Place the soap bar inside the ramekin. Wet your brush or sponge and swirl over the soap to create a rich lather. Wash dishes as usual, then allow the soap and brush to dry between uses for maximum longevity.

✨ Why You’ll Love It

• A beautiful, plastic-free alternative to bottled dish soap
• Long-lasting, grease-cutting formula
• Crafted with traditional, biodegradable ingredients
• Palm-free and free of synthetic detergents
• Durable, compostable bamboo brush
• Handmade ceramic ramekin crafted in Minnesota
• A thoughtful, practical gift for sustainable homes

Made with:
Organic Coconut Oil, Grass-Fed Tallow, Castor Oil, Filtered Water, Citric Acid, Sodium Hydroxide, and Pure Essential Oils