What the NEA Seal of Acceptance Means on a Castile Soap
What the National Eczema Association's Seal of Acceptance requires, how a product gets it, what it does not claim, and why ours is unscented.
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Castile Soap for Babies: Dilution, Cautions, and What It Is Not
Baby wash is one of the nine uses printed on our label. Here is how to dilute it, why unscented matters most here, and the things we do not claim.
Whole Naturals vs Dr. Bronner's: An Honest Castile Soap Comparison
A side-by-side comparison of two unscented pure-castile soaps: what is identical, the one real formulation difference, and where Dr. Bronner's is ahead.
Is Castile Soap Non-Toxic? What the Label Actually Tells You
"Non-toxic" is not a regulated term, so it means whatever the seller wants. Here is what is verifiably in our soap, what is not, and which certifications were checked by...
Castile Soap for Plants: Garden Spray, Aphids and Safe Dilutions
A quarter teaspoon per quart of water, sprayed on leaves. What soap spray does on plants, what it does not do, and the plants that will not tolerate it.
How to Make a Bubble Bath With Castile Soap
Castile soap alone makes a poor bubble bath, and it is worth saying so before you try. Here is the recipe that actually works, and the reason the extra ingredient...
