Dr. Woods Pure Peppermint Liquid Castile Soap with Pump, 32 Ounce

Being completely honest, I like Dr Bronners version better since it's more concentrated and requires less soap to clean with which allows it to last much longer.That being said, this stuff works well and is softer on skin than Dr Bronners. The coconut and olive oils are responsible for the easiness on the skin. I may attempt to wash clothes with it and will report results if I do

The soap is great and I love the scent. I was looking forward to the pump, but when it arrived the straw portion was detached from the pump (easily put back in), but the top of the pump would never pop up out of the locked position. It would have made its use so much more convenient not having to lift the bottle with wet hands.

This purchase was based on a master gardener's demonstration of using this and this company's Tea Tree Oil soap for eradicating voracious garden pests. I have no need for its use now but feel confident any future problems will be quickly resolved.

Works well for removing stains (especially red/pink juices) of my white countertops. Since it did so well on in the countertops I thought I’ll give it a try on the filthy high chair (the cover is not removable) I used this along with water and it looks like new now. I’ve even used it on my plants .

Ordered this castile soap for cleaning my plants, but I've found that there are Soooo many other uses for it. You only need a drop or two for whatever your needs may be. I tried 1/2 a cap full in my favorite moisturizing shampoo and it felt heavenly on my scalp and hair. Because it contains rosemary and coconut oils, I tried adding a tiny amount to my deep conditioner, and that too was wonderful. My plants also responded quite well, but sorry plants, you'll have to share.