Dr. Bronner’s - Pure-Castile Liquid Soap (Tea Tree, 4 Ounce) - Made with Organic Oils, 18-in-1 Uses: Acne-Prone Skin, Dandruff, Laundry, Pets and Dishes, Concentrated, Vegan, Non-GMO

Love you can use it for wantever and I have

It’s concentrated so beware it will dry your feet out

Im an avid backpacker and camper. When I learned about this soap, I was excited about all the uses it claims to have, and wanted to try it. So I ordered the tea tree oil version since Ive heard tea tree oil can be an antiseptic, and its nice having that when cleaning out wounds. I took about three ounces on a four day camping trip, and had about 3/4 of the bottle remaining. I used it for everything I could think of: 1) Body wash and Shampoo - The soap left my skin and hair clean, and left a faint, earthy scent. 2) Toothpaste - It cleaned my teeth and removed my bad breath, but it was still soap and I was tasting that earthy scent for a little while afterward. Still, it works if you can take the taste. 3) Worked into a lather it can be a shaving cream. 4) Washed out my pots and pans. 5) Washed my clothes and fabrics of dirt and removed nasty smells. Anything I needed cleaned I used it and it worked with just a few drops of soap, and water. Ive also heard it can be used to clean floors and wash windows, but Ive not tried that yet. I was pleasantly surprised at how many toiletries and cleansers it replaced, and how little I used up when I used it so much. 32 ounces of this stuff is going to last months, even with daily use. This stuff is great for outdoorsmen, campers, backpackers, travelers, or people who want to save money by replacing so many things with one.

I can’t go without having a bottle,one product that has multiple uses.I’m in love with the peppermint smell.

No bad smell and works

I like the smell of their peppermint much better. This scent is unremarkable at best.

The Gettysburg address has 272 words. The label on this soap has many, many more than that. I can recite the Gettysburg address by heart, forget it with all of whatever Dr Bronner had to say. Inspite if it’s Maximum Verbosity on the outside, inside is a delightfully minty liquid Castile soap that, hopefully, is killing the little spikey ‘Rona viruses while you practise scrubbing for surgery like Dr Kildare and singing Hapoy Birthday to yourself. Twice! Doesn’t chap my hands. Goes a long way for the money, so my other parts aren’t chapped either! Use it for other stuff, too...laundry detergent, shampoo, body wash. Just dont brush your teeth with it, no matter HOW ‘pepperminty’ it smells...which is VERY.

Me gusta que no tiene olor, genera muchísimo espuma con poca cantidad de champú.

I wish I liked this product more but I wont buy it again. I used it mainly for cleaning dishes and pots and it seemed to always leave a filmy residue on them. The smell is pretty over powering if youre sensitive to smells. It also doesnt suds up at all. That might not be important but I dont have the confidence that its doing a good job cleaning.

Bought for my first cabin camping trip (boil rain barrel pump water to wash dishes in the sink, solar shower bags). Its thinner than liquid hand soap and dribbles a lot as it dispense from the bottle, so consider that in packing and pouring it. Since all the drain water from our kitchen sink was going into a leach field and the water from the outdoor shower at the back of the house into the lawn, it was nice to know that its eco-friendly and bio-degradable. Its impressively effective, cutting grease and cleansing without feeling caustic. It lathered adequately. Heed the warnings that the peppermint essential oil might make more sensitive areas sting just slightly when showering. Since it strips the oils from hair when used as shampoo, consider some form of moisturizing to offset the squeaky clean feel. We used generously and finished a quarter of the bottle for daily dishes (for seven guests over almost a week). Now Im considering trying other scents for cleaning, dishes, and showering at home.