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Pure Coconut Oil soap is a brilliantly versatile natural household cleaner and degreaser. Use it as a dish soap, a laundry stain bar, a spot cleaner for carpets and soft furnishings*. It cleans showers, sinks, baths, toilets, mirrors, tiles and kitchen worktops. A simple, biodegradable, plastic-free way to clean your home. Suitable for septic tanks. The waste water can also be used on the garden.

How to Use:

For washing up: Simply wet a cloth or sponge (preferably a natural one) and rub the soap until you've built up a good lather. Wash dishes as normal, replenishing the lather as needed. My favourite method is to start with an empty bowl, then rinse as I go, using as little water as possible. That way, everything gets rinsed in clean water and you end up with a surprisingly small amount of soapy water, ready to water your garden with!

For kitchen and bathroom surfaces: Load up your cloth or sponge as above. To finish, either rinse with a little water or wipe with a clean damp cloth. Buff vertical surfaces like mirrors and wall tiles with a dry cloth (I use an old tea towel) for a streak-free finish.

For laundry* stains: Dampen the stain thoroughly, then rub the bar directly onto the fabric, completely covering the stain. Rinse off under the tap or blot with a cloth/sponge - or simply pop into the washing machine.

For spot-cleaning carpets* and soft furnishings*: Dampen the stain with a little water, rub the bar over the stain to lather up. Blot with a damp cloth or sponge. Repeat as necessary until lather and stain are gone.

*Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Vegetarian and Vegan. All my soaps are handmade and hand cut, so each bar is unique. The weight stated is the minimum - most bars will weigh a bit more. A batch number is stamped on each bar. Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Allow to dry out between uses. Handmade soaps get better with age and if stored properly can many years.

NB: Pure coconut oil soap is extremely hard and cannot easily be cut.