CleancultDish Soap Liquid Refill (32oz, 1 Pack) - Plant Based Cleaning Power - Dish Soap that Cuts Grease & Grime - Free of Harsh Chemicals - Uses 90% Less Plastic - Lemon VerbenaCarbonfree Certified

If I could give this product an exact rating, it would be a 4.5. I opted to bump it to a 5 star review for the simple fact it is packaged using less plastic. My goal this last year has been to try to find products that use less plastic or ideally no plastic, but it has been a hard road for my family, especially living in a rural community, while also on a budget. I decided to give this a try based on reviews and I'm very glad I did!Okay, so I once was a hardcore brand name soap addict. I won't mention brand names, but the brand I'm comparing it to is always advertised to be super safe on animals trapped in oil spills--cough, cough... and this is 100% comparable. It does a great job on oil and grease, gives a slight shine to the dishes afterwards, and I've used two of the scents (lemon and fresh rain) which have both been pleasant. It is more expensive than this other brand, but not by much and it is super worth it to not have a ton of plastic bottles filling my trash and ultimately a landfill. :)

Excellent value! I purchased specifically because I'm trying to cut back on buying plastic. I prefer using liquid dish soap, and this fits my needs. It smells good, and works just as well as most dish soaps available at your local grocer. I didn't notice if I need more or less to clean my dishes; seems average, so if you're expecting it to work like Dawn Power Wash or some such, you'll likely be disappointed. I put the soap in a dispenser, and store the rest under the sink for easy refills. Delivery was great as well: no issues with leakage. Overall, I'm very satisfied and will continue to purchase in the future.

I can't comment on how much lower the environmental impact of the actual product might be compared to i.e. Dawn, however, it will definitely purchase this again. It cuts through grease and protein, just like Dawn or Joy.I probably would have selected the Lavender version, but went with Fresh Rain instead, due to a lower introductory price, and I really like it. No dies, lightly scented, and very easy to dose from my mason jar dispenser. Best of all the packaging. Not just do the actual containers have 90% less plastic than a regular bottle, but it also shipped in a sturdy carton without plastic tape.

I like the containers and concept, but the soap isn't very sudsy. I feel like I have to use a lot compared to other brands.

I’ve now tried two scents of this dish soap and loved them both—like, genuinely enjoyed doing the dishes level of love (which, let’s be honest, is not a thing I say often). The scents are clean and pleasant without being over-the-top or perfumey. Just enough to make your kitchen feel a little fancy while you tackle that never-ending pile of sippy cups and snack plates.Cleaning power? For your average cereal bowls, smoothie cups, and rogue sippy cups hiding under the couch (just me?), this stuff is golden. It gets the job done and leaves everything squeaky without nuking your hands. And the eco-friendly refill carton? Love it. We’re saving the planet and smelling nice while doing it.But let’s keep it real. If you’re scrubbing a lasagna dish that’s been “soaking” (read: abandoned) for 24 hours, this soap might not be your MVP. It doesn’t quite crush grease the way the big chemical guys do. Still, I’d rather add a second squirt than have my hands smell like burnt lemon factory chemicals.Pros:• Delish scents that make dish duty tolerable—even joyful??• Gentle on hands (no more post-wash lizard skin!)• Plant-based, no plastic drama – refill cartons for the win• Cleans well for 90% of daily dish tasksCons:• Needs backup for grease bombs (I see you, bacon skillet)• Refill carton can be messy if you’re not careful—or if you’re me• No cute branded container to pour it into—I want chic, sustainable countertop vibes!Final Verdict:This soap is the eco-conscious bestie your sink’s been waiting for. It’s not perfect, but it is delightful, responsible, and makes your kitchen smell like a lifestyle influencer’s dream. If they come out with a refillable container that’s as pretty as it is practical? I’ll be throwing money at my screen.

So far this dish soap has performed well on all kinds of soiled dishes. As a bonus, it is gentle enough for eczema-prone skin. It does have a slight scent that is pleasant and not too strong (scents typically bother me yet this is just fine).

Not bad but unsure if I’ll buy again. For the price , I was hoping it would go above and beyond the store dish soap but it’s just ok. Cleans ok, gets grease off ok, and smells ok. Mid all around.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Was using the grove stuff from Target to avoid plastic, this cleans as well and is cheaper and- never out of stock