DIY Non-toxic Dishwashing Soap / Detergent

We are sharing a video of the process of making our own dishwashing liquid (dish soap). This is not to be used in a dishwasher, this is for handwashing dishes only, which is a wonderful practice, btw! This is a great recipe that is easy to make, healthy, non-toxic, chemical-free, and less expensive since you are buying the supplies in bulk, and using less.
Resources we mention:
Blog with this recipe and other green cleaning recipes:
arneradventures.com/green-cle...
Blog where we discuss meditative ritual on handwashing dishes:
arneradventures.com/wellness-...
Background on our minimalist lifestyle: arneradventures.com/minimalism/
Visit us over at our blog: arneradventures.com
Best of luck!

[@olgaposlebala]

I love your recipe! Thank you so much ❤

[@ArnerAdventures]

Yay! Let us know how it works out for you!

[@maryadams2799]

I just made this and cant wait to try it tomorrow. Thanks for recipe and video on how to make it.

[@ArnerAdventures]

yay! Let us know how it turned out!

[@tonithenightowl1836]

I have Dr. Bronner's bottles I've used for many years. I don't know how long it takes for the bottles to degrade but it's not happened yet. For myself, I prefer to use the high powered Dawn to make homemade laundry detergent, dishwasher detergent, dish soap and general spray cleaners. It's still cheaper than Dr. Bronner's and every store sells it. I do make my own castile soap bc I won't pay Dr. Bronner price. lol I'll try it your way and see what I think. :o)

[@user-yn1ke3wr4k]

You crack me up making the wine sipping part of the process!🍷😂

[@ArnerAdventures]

we deserve it! :)

[@vianeymarquez1980]

Love it!

[@ArnerAdventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@pamelaschweizer1832]

I will try this but I just can't drink wine out of a tumbler!. Wine glasses without a stem are just tmblers. Give me stem!

[@ArnerAdventures]

The stemless is easier for clumsy people like me. ;)

[@katescrystallitpath54]

I made and used but Any idea why my washed items are coming out with water marks please anything glass looks couldy and water marked help !!

[@ArnerAdventures]

Hi Kate! We ran into this problem and thought, at first, it must be our "beach water". We then realized that if we rinsed in very hot water, it stopped the cloudiness. Give that a try and see if it works better for you. Someone else told us that they added a little more glycerin into it and that helped them. Would love to hear what works for you!

[@janenorton8479]

What kind of glycerin do you use in the dishwashing detergent? I couldn’t understand

[@ArnerAdventures]

Hi, this is what we use: amzn.to/3QAVw26

[@maryadams2799]

You make me laugh with the wine

[@ArnerAdventures]

the wine makes me laugh! 🤣🤣

[@crystaldiamond4408]

I am so saddened, this recipe didn't quite work for me. I guess because I did not have any wine.🙂 I still felt and saw remnants of oil and grease on my dishes. I tried the recipe twice just to make sure, I was doing it right. What I did notice is when I used a brush, that seemed to work better than a dish cloth. I believe the cloths retained grease. 😼

[@ArnerAdventures]

Oh gosh, I cannot imagine why it didn't work. Maybe tweak it and see? This may sound crazy but we don't eat meat so sometimes I wonder if the people who have problems have fat/oils that come from animal products? That may seem silly just trying to think what the issue would be. I make it all the time and it works beautifully. I'm sorry you had trouble.

[@crystaldiamond4408]

@@ArnerAdventures I will try it one more time, and please know, that I want it to work. I will definitely try the non meat dishes. Thank you for your encouragement.