Dr Bronners Liquid Castile Soap is the one product range that they’re best known for, even though they sell other products including sugar soap, balms, toothpaste and more. Their castile soap is advertised as being an 18-in-1 product with 18 different uses. The uses span across several applications for use on the body but also as all in one eco friendly cleaning products because they can be used for anything from doing the dishes to the laundry, a floor cleaner, window cleaner, general house cleaning and even as a fruit & vegetable wash. Here’s some of the more popular uses for Dr Bronners Liquid Castile Soap.

Dr Bronners Liquid Soap as Bubble Bath

This liquid castile soap will bubble up quite nicely with decent water pressure and friction in the bath. Try adding 2 tablespoons to an average size bath tub, agitate and see if you have produced enough bubbles. Add a little extra if the tub is larger.

Dr Bronners Liquid Soap as a Floor Cleaner

It’s important to use something natural on floors when you clean them, especially if you have small children that crawl around on them. You will find that Bronners works just as well as any supermarket domestic floor cleaner. Add approx ½ cup into a bucket of hot water and use it with a mop.

Dr Bronners Liquid Soap as Dishwashing Liquid

Dishwashing liquid that you buy from the supermarket, and even those that you buy from us, are pre-diluted to a certain ratio that you give a squirt for a dish full of dirty dishes. If you’re going to use Bronners Liquid Soap as a dishwashing liquid, it’s more concentrated than that. You can take an empty squeezy bottle you already have and dilute to a 1:10 ratio to match your regular dishwashing liquid.