Botanicals Plant-Based Liquid Dish Soap, Concentrated Formula with Max Grease Cleaning Power, Cruelty-Free, Fragrance-Free, 1 Gallon Refill (128 Fl. Oz.), Clear

Perfect liquid dish soap. I LOVE that it's plant-based and very concentrated so a little goes a long way. And the nice thing is it suds just right as well. The fragrance is very pleasing and this doesn't seem too harsh on my skin. I love that it's as easy on the environment as it is tough on dirty dishes & pots and pans! Wonderful that I can get this in a bulk container so I don't have to worry about purchasing smaller bottles too often and less waste going into landfills!

By far the best dish soap I have ever used .. straight out of the bottle the scent is pleasant not overpowering . No fake natural scent. Not too oily , not too watery. I could tell in the results. To my surprise it cuts through cooked oil, fat and grease from meat . I don’t have to keep using more and more to get it to work . The cost is so fair I hope they sell a ton .

Great value for the size and quantity. We have this on auto ship every few months and feel it is a good product. The quality is decent and it removes / rinses as it should. It has a nice smell that isn’t too strong but is noticeable. We will continue to use and buy!

I love this dish soap! It smells amazing and seems to get my dishes nice and clean. The only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is because I have to use quite a lot. It's not like dawn dish soap that seems to go and go and go...I have to very consistently add soap to my scrub daddy to make sure it continues to clean and get all grease off and such. I love that it's safe and not filled with chemicals so I think it's worth it!

I absolutely love this Ginger Lily Farms Dish Soap! I was looking for a cruelty-free, plant-based dish soap that offered both cleaning power and great value, and this 1-gallon refill checks every box. The Lavender Chamomile Scent is wonderfully natural and calming—it lightly perfumes the kitchen without being overwhelming or chemically artificial, which I appreciate. Most importantly, the concentrated formula is a powerhouse against grease, yet it remains incredibly gentle on my hands, even after washing a sink full of dishes. The 1-gallon size is a genius feature for sustainability; I simply refill my smaller dispensers, and it drastically cuts down on plastic waste. The initial price is higher, but the cost per ounce is amazing, making it an excellent long-term budget choice. This is a must-buy for any eco-conscious household that refuses to compromise on cleaning performance.

I’ve been using Ginger Lily Farms Botanicals Plant-Based Liquid Dish Soap for a while now, mostly for baby bottles and dishes that can’t go in the dishwasher, and I absolutely love it. First, the scent is so fresh and pleasant—it makes washing up feel like a little self-care moment instead of a chore. What I really appreciate is that it’s natural and plant-based, so I feel good knowing I’m not exposing my baby or my family to harsh chemicals. Despite being gentle, it’s also highly effective—it cuts through grease and food residue effortlessly, leaving everything clean without scrubbing endlessly. I love that it’s concentrated, so a little goes a long way, which makes it last much longer than ordinary dish soaps. Other benefits I’ve noticed and love: Gentle on hands, no drying or irritation even with frequent use Safe for baby bottles and sensitive items Environmentally friendly because it’s plant-based and biodegradable Pleasant foaming action, makes washing fun and easy Non-toxic so I can use it around the house without worry Overall, this dish soap has become a staple in my kitchen. It’s effective, safe, and smells wonderful, and I feel good knowing I’m making a healthier choice for my family and the environment. For anyone looking for a natural, gentle, and powerful dish soap, this is an excellent pick!

I've wanted for some time to get away from any products that contain petroleum. That sounds pretty easy, right? Nope. Many of our name brand famous maker consumer products contain petroleum. Laundry soap. Dish soap. On and on. I wanted to go plant-based, but in the grocery stores those good products are quite expensive. I ran across this dish soap here, bought it, and used it. It's just fine. And it is actually concentrated like they say. Just a bit of it does the job very well. It doesn't have much scent, as I thought it would, but that's all right. And it's totally non-harmful to ocean life and everything in the world-- plus, I do my part in starving out Big Oil. I highly recommend it, and the price is quite competitive when you count up the ounces. 12-18-2023 As I've been using this product for some time now, I thought I'd return and give it a more thorough review. Everything I said about it above is true, except for one important thing: in my opinion, it is not "concentrated" at all. I go through it rapidly. It's not that it's exactly a ripoff, but it's described as being concentrated, and to me, that would mean it could easily be diluted somewhat and still work. It can't be diluted and still work. It's a bit thin. A bit lacking in oomph, in real soap viscosity. It's not as rich as many name brand dishes soaps. I used Palmolive before coming to this product, and it's much more substantial. But Palmolive is a petroleum-based detergent, which is why I wanted to gt away from it-- and I'll continue to use Ginger Lily Farms dish soap, happily. It works quite well, although not as economically as I'd hoped. It smells nice, cleans very well, and I have the satisfaction of knowing that I'm not polluting, or adding to the fortunes of the petroleum industry.