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Natural dish soap in glass pump jar, mason jar with scrub brushes, and small white soap dish with brush

Natural Dish Soap Recipe

This natural dish soap recipe is a simple, non-toxic alternative to store-bought dish liquid. Made with Dr. Bronner’s Sal Suds and water, it cuts grease effectively, comes together in minutes, and can be lightly scented with essential oils if desired. An easy, budget-friendly swap for everyday dishwashing.
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Prep Time:1 minute
2 minutes
Total Time:3 minutes
Keyword: homemade dish soap, homemade dish soap with Sal Suds, natural dish liquid, natural dish soap, non-toxic dish soap

Equipment

  • Measuring Cups
  • Glass soap pump jar (or foaming soap jar)

Ingredients

  • ¼ cup Dr. Bronner’s Sal Suds
  • 2 cups Water
  • 5-10 drops Essential Oils (optional)

Instructions

  • Pour the water into a clean 16 oz soap pump jar.
  • Add the Sal Suds to the water.
  • If using essential oils, add them now.
  • Secure the pump and gently swirl to combine.
  • Use immediately or store until needed.
  • If you use a smaller dispenser at the sink, store the extra soap in a glass jar (like a mason jar) and refill as needed.

Notes

  • Use in a glass soap pump jar or foaming soap jar
  • Apply directly to a natural scrub brush or sponge
  • Keep a small soap dish with a scrub brush near the sink for daily use