THE GOOD FILL
THE GOOD FILL
Castile Soap & Refills
Why We Love It: Living the van life or just trying to pare down your product shelf? With uses ranging from household cleaning to personal care, Castile Soap is the perfect minimalist solution when you need one product that does it all. Check out some of our favorite uses below.
In-Store Refill Price: 64¢ per oz.
Castile Dish Soap: Use it in it’s concentrated form for scrubbing pots and pans in your sink. Get rid of those un-naturally colored green and blue liquid soaps and go all natural. We recommend keeping castile soap in a foam soap dispenser near your sink when used for cleaning up.
Castile House Cleaner: Use diluted in a spray bottle 1 part castile soap to 4 parts water to clean counters, sinks, toilets, bathtubs and even stainless steel! Some green house cleaning companies use it as a dusting spray. For a castile soap dusting spray, use your spray bottle to dampen a hand towel, then simply wipe down surfaces that need dusting, such as baseboards, ceiling fans, and blinds. For lighter jobs, try using less soap and more water in the bottle. For really tough jobs, add more soap and less water.
Hand Soap: Put your favorite castile soap in a foaming soap dispenser and dilute half water and half castile soap.
Glass Cleaner: Add 1/2 teaspoon of castile soap to 16 ounces of water and vinegar to create a streak-free glass cleaner. We use this in the shop on our own windows!
Floor Cleaner: Add 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water.
Foot Soak: Add 1 1/2 teaspoons in a small tub of hot water.
Fruit and Veggie Wash: To wash fruits and veggies, place about 1/4 teaspoon in a bowl of water and let your food soak for a few moments. Drain the soapy water and rise with clean water.
Plant Spray for Bugs: To keep bugs away from plants or get rid of current bugs, add 1 tablespoon to a quart of water and spray.
Toilet Cleaner: Dilute with 1 part soap to 4 parts water ratio. Coat the toilet bowl with mixture, add baking soda to brush, and scrub. Let cleaners sit in toilet for approximately 10 minutes then flush.
Organic Saponified Oils (Coconut, Olive and Jojoba), Rosemary Extract, Organic Aloe Vera, Blend of Essential Oils.
- Palm Free
- Soy Free
- Gluten Free
Refills come in a BPA-free pouch made with 93% less plastic than a plastic bottle. All refill pouches should be returned to us in the envelope you receive with your order which includes pre-paid postage. Simply empty the pouch contents into your own container, give it a quick rinse with water, and then place the empty pouch back in the mail for us to clean and refill for the next customer.
Recycle glass bottles. Plastic bottle tops may be returned to The Good Fill store locations to be recycled through TerraCycle.
Bottles in shipped orders come wrapped in 100% recycled newsprint paper made entirely from post-consumer and/or post-industrial content. Paper can be recycled or composted (at home or industrially).
**Please return locally delivered refill pouches back to our stores for re-use.
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In-Store Refill Price: 64¢ per oz.
Castile Dish Soap: Use it in it’s concentrated form for scrubbing pots and pans in your sink. Get rid of those un-naturally colored green and blue liquid soaps and go all natural. We recommend keeping castile soap in a foam soap dispenser near your sink when used for cleaning up.
Castile House Cleaner: Use diluted in a spray bottle 1 part castile soap to 4 parts water to clean counters, sinks, toilets, bathtubs and even stainless steel! Some green house cleaning companies use it as a dusting spray. For a castile soap dusting spray, use your spray bottle to dampen a hand towel, then simply wipe down surfaces that need dusting, such as baseboards, ceiling fans, and blinds. For lighter jobs, try using less soap and more water in the bottle. For really tough jobs, add more soap and less water.
Hand Soap: Put your favorite castile soap in a foaming soap dispenser and dilute half water and half castile soap.
Glass Cleaner: Add 1/2 teaspoon of castile soap to 16 ounces of water and vinegar to create a streak-free glass cleaner. We use this in the shop on our own windows!
Floor Cleaner: Add 1-2 tablespoons per gallon of water.
Foot Soak: Add 1 1/2 teaspoons in a small tub of hot water.
Fruit and Veggie Wash: To wash fruits and veggies, place about 1/4 teaspoon in a bowl of water and let your food soak for a few moments. Drain the soapy water and rise with clean water.
Plant Spray for Bugs: To keep bugs away from plants or get rid of current bugs, add 1 tablespoon to a quart of water and spray.
Toilet Cleaner: Dilute with 1 part soap to 4 parts water ratio. Coat the toilet bowl with mixture, add baking soda to brush, and scrub. Let cleaners sit in toilet for approximately 10 minutes then flush.
Organic Saponified Oils (Coconut, Olive and Jojoba), Rosemary Extract, Organic Aloe Vera, Blend of Essential Oils.
- Palm Free
- Soy Free
- Gluten Free
Refills come in a BPA-free pouch made with 93% less plastic than a plastic bottle. All refill pouches should be returned to us in the envelope you receive with your order which includes pre-paid postage. Simply empty the pouch contents into your own container, give it a quick rinse with water, and then place the empty pouch back in the mail for us to clean and refill for the next customer.
Recycle glass bottles. Plastic bottle tops may be returned to The Good Fill store locations to be recycled through TerraCycle.
Bottles in shipped orders come wrapped in 100% recycled newsprint paper made entirely from post-consumer and/or post-industrial content. Paper can be recycled or composted (at home or industrially).
**Please return locally delivered refill pouches back to our stores for re-use.
Love that it comes in this pouch, easier than lugging home the Dr. Bronner’s bottles.
I use the unscented for making countertop cleaner, hand soap, mop solution, shower cleaner, almost anything around the house. Love it!
I keep a supply in my home at all times because it can be used for so many things. And when I do use it, it works really well! I get the lavender scent because I love the way it smells and kind of masks that castile soap smell (that I don't really enjoy).