Castile Soap contains 32 fl oz of Dr. Bronner’s Magic Soap, which is in an 18-in-1 Hemp Peppermint Pure Castile Soap.
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Price: $ 8.99
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about 1 year ago
Review by Cano2 for Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile Soap – Peppermint (32 oz.)
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Dr. Bronner’s is really fantastic stuff! I keep find more and more uses for it around the house. We’ve gotten to the point that we have replaced all of our toxic synthetic chemical products with this! The only thing I find it terrible for is washing windows, it leaves a film and you spend more time removing the film than the dirt! Otherwise, this stuff can easily replace 6-10 products around the home.
Be warned of this Peppermint, even though the peppermint is natural, it is extremely strong smelling. So strong, it can cause irritation for some people. I tried to use it on my floors, while it cleaned incredibly well, it nearly ran us out of the house the smell was so strong. This is even with me diluting it to a massive degree. I would recommend Peppermint for hand soap, dishes, laundry, anything outdoors. But would use something like Unscented, Lavender or Almond for general house cleaning, body soap and shampoo.
We also found this product is fantastic for cleaning our italian leather furniture! Normally we have to buy expensive solutions to effectively clean it while not damaging the leather. This stuff works perfect on it. If you use this in the bathroom for hand soap you don’t need any air fresheners after you have a bowel movement. The peppermint quickly overtakes any other odors. We now use Bronner’s for cleaning our jet tubs. Before they were very difficult to clean because you cannot use abrasive chemicals, but Dr. Bronner’s practically melts the grim and dirt right off them!
Finally, I have dry skin. Up to this point I have been using Ivory Soap and it is horrible on my skin. A couple days of using Bronners and my skin is back to being normal! I love how this product rinses off so easily and leaves no films.
about 1 year ago
Review by Joanna Daneman for Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile Soap – Peppermint (32 oz.)
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Reading the label on this soap is quite an entertaining exercise, but the soap is one of the best. This is pure Castile (olive oil liquid) soap, and the peppermint scent is refreshing. Showering on a hot summer day with this soap is incredible. It’s a must on camping trips–it is relatively easy for the environment to break down as it’s natural and has no detergent. You can even use it to clean pots and pans while camping, and we do that.
about 1 year ago
Review by Grass Tiger for Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile Soap – Peppermint (32 oz.)
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This soap is fantastic. I use if for everything. I am severely chemically sensitive and almost all the soaps, all the detergents and such on the market make me extremely ill. This is the only thing I can use. I use it for cleaning the toilet, counters, floors, as a body soap and sometimes as a shampoo (but it is a little drying). I am unable to tolerate the ones that have essential oils added (the scented ones), but this unscented (baby, mild) one is perfect. In the shower it lathers up very nicely. I buy it in this size bottle because the big gallon ones are hard to find in the unscented and hard to handle and the smaller ones are more expensive for me. My family (of three) goes through one bottle per month. Since this is very concentrated only a little tiny bit goes a very long way.
about 1 year ago
Review by MJK for Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile Soap – Peppermint (32 oz.)
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Br. Bronner’s peppermint soap is wonderful for so many things but one thing that I love about this soap is that it gets rid of ants, too. I had no idea that it could be used for this until a friend told me. It got rid of ants around the foundation of my house outside. WOW!
I use Dr. Bronner’s to clean the bathroom as well as a shower soap. I use it in the kitchen for cleaning the floors and counter tops. After running out of automatic dish-washing detergent, I tried it for that, and it worked like a charm!
It’s very lovely this time of the year as it has a scent of “Christmas”, but I use it all year ’round. It rinses clean, it leaves no residue, and with the peppermint it really is very refreshing and tingly. One only needs to use a little bit. It doesn’t lather like commercial soaps, but it cleans (I believe) better. Dr. Bronner’s soap brought up more dirt on the kitchen floor than Pine-sol, testing them over a month.
Dr. Bronner’s has eliminated the “cleaner clutter” under my kitchen sink. I has replaced dish soap (automatic and general), floor cleaner, laundry booster, toilet cleaner, exterior ant repellent, pest repellent on interior and exterior plants, and bath/hand soap. I personally don’t like to use it on my hair, it tingles a bit too much for that. For bathing, it isn’t drying or irritating at all. Pure peppermint oil in this soap will make you tingle though.
I have been using Dr. Bronner’s products for 20 years and I have always been pleased and have always gone back to them. I strayed briefly to Mrs. Meyers, which has lovely scented products, but they just don’t have the cleaning power. I use Mrs. Meyers dryer sheets.
Finally, it’s extremely economical. It’s less expensive then almost all of the products that I have replaced with it.
about 1 year ago
Review by Trying to go organic for Dr. Bronner’s Pure Castile Soap – Peppermint (32 oz.)
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Dr. Bronner’s liquid soap is great as soap, but it also works great as other things. It can be used as shampoo, as body wash, as shaving gel, and even for intimate washing because it’s so gentle. However, the peppermint can be slightly irritating and stings for those last two, so it’s better to use another, milder scent like lavender. The best discovery I’ve made is the shave gel–just lather it up on the area to be shaved and even though it doesn’t foam as much as other products because it has no SLS, it is non-drying and doesn’t strip the skin completely of it’s natural oil. For me it even doesn’t cause irritation bumps after shaving anywhere (which regular shave gel does).
Another hint, if you use it as a shampoo and notice that your hair has a slightly waxy feel to it, use an apple cider vinegar rinse (just mix the vinegar and water in a bottle). Rinse it out a couple times after with plain water and it won’t leave a vinegar smell on your hair. In fact, this soap leaves a pleasant soap smell on you all day long. Quite a few people have told me that I smell nice…like soap (which I thought was a weird comment because I shower every day but didn’t get that comment until the switch to Dr. Bronner’s).