Dr. Bronner's Eucalyptus Liquid Castile Soap, 32 FZ

Love this product definitely recommended

The most pure for the last few decades. Dilute it 1:1. Peppermint, lavender, eucalyptus and rose oil all amazing. Talk about purification.

Takes care of ingrown

Awesome product, long lasting. Religious scripture on packaging is very annoying.

After staying at an Airbnb that had Dr. Bronner’s soap in the shower, my husband and I were ready to try it ourselves at home. We were excited about its multiple uses, and decided to use it to refill our pump hand soap dispensers. BIG MISTAKE. If you read ALL of the fine print, you will see a note that states that it will clog pump soaps. THEY ARE NOT LYING. We had noticed that the soap dispensers were a little clogged, but kept rolling with them for some time. Eventually, I went to get soap one night and a large amount of the soap went directly in my eye. Per the fine print that we found (after reading that it clogs pump soap dispensers), I flushed my eye for 15-30 minutes. I woke up the next morning with a horrible migraine and a beet red eye. While I don’t blame Dr. Bronner’s for this, as the fine print does state that the soap will clog dispensers, I wanted to make sure to warn my fellow human beings who may not read all the directions!!As a body wash and household cleaner, it works wonderfully. The scent is delightful and leaves all surfaces squeaky clean. Just don’t put it in a pump hand soap dispenser…trust me!!

Worth the purchase

So, I use the Doctor Bronners eucalyptus bar soap in the bathtub, and this liquid by the bathroom sink in a nice pump bottle thing. It’s soap.Nothing really to explain, except that I DILUTE THE LIQUID SOAP with water almost to a 3-1 ratio of water to soap… so it lasts a lot longer, of course, but PRIMARILY to prevent it from drying inside the pump nozzle, thereby clogging it completely.I mean, I was already diluting it on my hands by wetting them before introducing the soap, so there’s no downside to adding a relatively small amount of water to the dispenser anyway. I now have the habit of squirting it on my hands before adding water from the faucet.Much better than manhandling the dispenser only to shorten its life, and to shooting a solid lump of soap clog out the nozzle followed by enough soap to wash a small car.Anyway, if you like the smell of eucalyptus, which is admittedly a bit astringent and not for everyone… and you’re willing to accommodate the challenges of any liquid soap… there’s nothing to dislike about this.They even still have the dissertation on essence gospel on the bottle for all you customers who miss reading cereal boxes.

Love this scent wish it was cheaper