Harris Castile Soap

Because it is highly concentrated, a little goes a long way. Start by mixing a small amount—about one tablespoon—into a quart of water, then adjust the ratio based on the toughness of the grime you are tackling.

Yes, the plant-based formula is gentle enough for most sealed wood and stone surfaces. However, it is always best practice to test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure compatibility with your specific finish.

You can absolutely use it for laundry. Since it is a liquid concentrate, use a small amount directly in the detergent dispenser or drum, but be mindful not to overuse it to avoid excess sudsing in high-efficiency machines.

When diluted properly, it cleans glass and mirrors effectively without leaving a film. If you notice any streaking, it usually means you have used too much soap, so try reducing the concentration in your water mixture.

It is fragrance-free, meaning no synthetic perfumes or masking scents are added. You might detect a very faint, clean aroma from the natural olive, coconut, and pine oils, but it dissipates quickly and does not linger.

Yes, the non-toxic, plant-based formula is safe for food preparation areas like kitchen counters and cutting boards. Since it is free from synthetic detergents and dyes, you can clean these surfaces with confidence.