Washing Up Liquid 2L Refill

Our Washing Up Liquid is super versatile and can be used to clean various areas around your house and kitchen. Diluted in water, it’s great for cleaning windows, glass, ovens, floors, and hobs. It can also be used as a first step to clean your kitchen surfaces and as a spot treatment to remove grease stains from fabrics, including clothes, sofas and curtains (always patch test first).

Due to the moisturising agents, our Washing Up Liquid is gentle on your skin, and a lot of customers with sensitive skin report that it has helped them with their dry and cracked hands. However, hard water and surfactants (cleaning agents) can be very drying on the skin, so we still recommend using washing up gloves. We suggest using our Hand Wash or Anti-Bacterial Hand Wash after washing dishes to take care of your hands.

The yellow colour in our Washing Up Liquid comes naturally from the active ingredients used (if you want to get technical, it’s from the surfactants, the cleaning agents). Unlike other Washing Up Liquids, we do not use synthetic dyes – they are unnecessary and purely for aesthetics. The manufacturing process for dyes often requires significant energy and water resources, contributing to environmental degradation and increased carbon footprint.

We recommend washing and rinsing your dishes thoroughly after they’re cleaned to ensure no residue is left behind. Foam on your dishes indicates the formula is still present, which isn’t particularly unsafe but not ideal.

Surprisingly suds or foam are added by soap manufacturers to make products look effective, but they don’t actually contribute to the cleaning function.

Yes, natural cleaners work effectively even without producing suds. Suds are just for appearance to show that the cleaning agents are present.If you’re into science, read on
because we’re about to get technical. Not visible to the eye, cleaning agents within washing up liquid contain surfactants with a hydrophilic end and a hydrophobic end. The hydrophobic end attaches to dirt and grease, while the hydrophilic end pulls the dirt away, reducing the surface tension of water and allowing it to penetrate and wash away dirt.