Dr. Bronner's Sal Suds Cleaner

Yes, Sal Suds is safe for sealed wood when diluted properly. We recommend using a very small amount in a bucket of water and ensuring you don't oversaturate the surface, as standing water can damage wood finishes.

Because it is highly concentrated, you only need a small amount. For general all-purpose cleaning, mix about one tablespoon of Sal Suds into a quart of water in a spray bottle.

Absolutely. Sal Suds works well as a laundry detergent for both handwashing and machine washing. Use a small amount—about 1/4 cup for a full load—and adjust based on the size of your load and the hardness of your water.

It has a crisp, clean scent of Siberian Fir and Spruce derived from essential oils. While noticeable during cleaning, the fragrance dissipates quickly once the surface is dry, leaving no lingering chemical smell.

Yes, Sal Suds is biodegradable and free of synthetic preservatives, dyes, and fragrances, making it safe for septic systems and greywater setups when used as directed.

Yes, it is safe for most sealed stone surfaces like granite or marble. However, always test a small, inconspicuous area first if you are unsure about the specific sealant on your stone.