Let's go to my kitchen because today we're gonna try this dish soap from Polycuts. All healthy ingredients. Nothing too hard. La da da, la da. Mmm, nice scent. I like it. Check this one with only a little bit. Like it. Super clean, really big bottle. Healthy ingredients. Really good size. Recommend it.

This Public Goods dish soap is 16 ounces, it has a light fragrance, and these are paraben free, vegan friendly, gray water friendly, gluten free, natural fragrance, and cruelty free products. But will it cut the grease?

Okay, we have another clutch public goods item. This dish soap smells... Dish soap. Smells so good. Gets nice and sudsy, nice and thick, minimal packaging, does the trick. I'm a poet, apparently. Also, washing dishes is very therapeutic. And there's no BS in this, so... we're good.

Go. Hey everyone, I know this is just a review of dish soap, but I wanted to just highlight this because this is honestly such a good product for the price. It is around $8. It is sulfate-free, fragrance-free. It just has natural essential oils in it. It makes your hands feel amazing and not overly dry like Dial or other sulfate-laden dish soaps will. So if you have not heard of Public Goods yet, they make a ton of home good products, and this is one I would not sit on.

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