XXL Solid Dish Soap Bar

XXL Solid Dish Soap Bar

Eucalyptus & Mint
$20.99
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XXL Solid Dish Soap Bar

XXL Solid Dish Soap Bar

$20.99

New formula. New bigger bar. Same price. Our dish bar has a simpler ingredient list and the XXL is now 14 oz, up from 11.75 oz. We're selling through our original stock first, so some orders may arrive in the original formula and size. Same price either way.

Built for the sink that never stops.

Some households go through a bottle of dish soap every couple of weeks. This XXL bar is built for that pace: it replaces 5 to 7 plastic bottles and lasts 2 to 3 months of daily family use. One purchase, months off the reorder list. Handcrafted in small batches in Flagler County, Florida, cured 4+ weeks using the traditional cold process method.

Same formula as our 6oz bar. Just a lot more of it.

What's in the new formula

Coconut Oil - the workhorse of the formula. This is what actually cuts grease.
Sunflower Oil - conditions your hands so they don't end up drier than the dishes.
Castor Oil - builds a rich, stable lather that holds up through a full sink.
d-Limonene - a citrus-derived grease cutter.
Essential Oils - the only fragrance in scented varieties. Nothing synthetic, nothing you can't pronounce.

No sulfates, phthalates, formaldehyde, synthetic fragrance, or harsh detergents.

Full INCI, new formula: Sodium Cocoate, Aqua, Sodium Sunflowerate, Sodium Castorate, Limonene, essential oils (scented varieties only).

Original formula (while original stock lasts)

Coconut oil, olive oil, castor oil, stearic acid and citric acid, scented with essential oils only.

Full INCI, original formula: Sodium Cocoate, Aqua, Sodium Olivate, Sodium Stearate, Sodium Castorate, Citric Acid, essential oils (scented varieties only).

Choose your scent

Citrus - bright and sharp, bergamot's citrus edge lifted with a touch of may chang. Clean, not sweet.
Lemon Basil - lemony and green, litsea cubeba's brightness grounded by a whisper of basil. Reads like a kitchen herb garden.
Lemongrass & Eucalyptus - grassy and citrus-sharp up front, eucalyptus cools it down on the finish.
Lavender - classic lavender softened with pine and a touch of litsea cubeba. Calming without going floral-heavy.
Eucalyptus & Mint - cool and clarifying, eucalyptus leads with peppermint sharpening the finish. Wakes up a sink full of dishes.
Lemon Rosemary - lemon-forward and bright, rosemary and lemongrass add an herbal backbone underneath.
Unscented - no essential oils added. Just the bar.

How to use

Wet the bar under running water. Rub a damp brush or cloth across it to build lather. Work through dishes, pots, and pans. Rinse clean, set the bar on a draining dish so it dries out between uses. That drying step is what stretches an XXL bar across months instead of weeks.

Product details

Weight 14 oz for new bars, 11.75 oz (333g) for original bars
Estimated life 2 to 3 months with daily family use
Scents 7 options including unscented
Packaging Paper wrap with label
Made in Flagler County, Florida

Care

Store on a draining dish and keep it dry between uses. Left sitting in standing water, a bar softens and wears down much faster.

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Questions We Actually Get Asked

How long does the XXL bar last?

About 2 to 3 months with daily use for most households, as long as it's kept on a draining dish between washes.

What's in the bar?

The new formula is coconut oil, sunflower oil and castor oil with d-limonene, scented with essential oils only. The original formula is coconut oil, olive oil, castor oil, stearic acid and citric acid. No synthetic fragrance, sulfates, or preservatives in either.

Is this dish soap safe for septic systems?

Yes, it's septic safe.

How is the XXL different from the 6oz bar?

Same formula, same performance, just more of it. The XXL is sized for families or households that go through dish soap quickly.

Is there a coconut-free version?

Yes. The Coconut-Free XXL Solid Dish Soap Bar is the same size, made with tallow instead of coconut oil and with no coconut derivatives anywhere in the formula.

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