Dr Bronner’s Sal Suds

Dr Bronner’s Sal Suds

Dr Bronner’s Sal Suds Biodegradable Cleaner (473ml) is made with naturally derived surfactants, scented with fir & spruce essential oils. It cleans with exceptional power, rinses freely in hard or soft water, is gentle on skin, 100% cruelty free and readily biodegradable – meaning it can be expected to biodegrade quickly and completely.

Features

• • 473ml bottle (16 fluid ounces)
  • effective, yet mild
  • 2 x more concentrated than traditional detergents
  • essential oils
  • no additives, including no synthetic fragrances
  • no synthetic preservatives
  • biodegradable

Suggested Uses

• • All purpose cleaning spray
  • in the laundry
  • for the dishes
  • mopping
  • Car washing, outdoor furniture and large jobs
  • Washing fruit and veges
  • Washing any hard and soft surface that can get wet!

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