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Break down dirt, stains, stinks and microbes. Naturally.
Like baking soda and table salt help gunk rinse away and soften fabrics.
Smell fresh.
All detergents are made with hidden petroleum. Even the plant-based ones. Not great for you or the planet.
Softeners, brighteners, dyes, preservatives and other unnecessary toxifiers
Smell.
In WW2, all kinds of byproducts from the petroleum industry were discovered as cheap manufacturing ingredients. They replaced soap with detergent and essential oils with “fragrance.” Add in the pumped up dyes and plastic of the Chemical Age and soon, that’s what is considered “clean."
Get our label-readers guide to the specific ingredients & hidden impacts in the laundry aisle.
High performance in all machines
and at all temps.
Use with delicates and
handwashables.
Simple ingredients, no synthetics,
no petroleum
For most of us powder is different. But this different is good: for our clothes, landfills, water, wildlife. Rinse water goes back into our water system, so cleaner is better.
Shop SoapWe can no longer choose between performance and the planet.
We need both.
Household cleaning is as unregulated as the beauty biz. Companies do not have to test or list their ingredients. We list every ingredient.
Give or take several hundred years.
Follow these steps to avoid greenwashing and make sure you're getting what you think you're paying for when it comes to natural laundry and cleaning products.
When you see a detergent on an ingredient label, that's a red flag that the product contains or was made with petroleum. Whenever you see words like...
...think "Petroleum!" and consider making another choice, like natural soap!
Every detergent above—even the plant-based or plant-derived ones—is made with one or more of these petroleum-derived petrochemicals:
METHANOL, ETHYLENE, TOLUENE, PROPYLENE, PROPANOL
Unlike detergents, soap is truly clean and works just as well without the environmental tradeoffs.
You can spot a soap-based product by watching for:
Be on the hunt for symbols that reflect your values—but be wary of ones that only tell part of the story like Bio-Based and Bio-Preferred. Brands can qualify for these "certifications" by having some but not all of their ingredients in line with what’s promised.