No Tox Life DISH BLOCK - Free of Dyes and Fragrance - Zero Waste Dish Soap

Love the No Tox Dish Block! Of course, there are pros and cons to all products but the pros definitely outweigh the cons. I have been using it for about a week and am satisfied to keep using it. Pros are: good for the environment, smells clean like bar soap, lathers quite well with just a tiny amount, and it seems to rinse well. Cons so far: doesn't do so well with greasy stuff like pans and had to break out the liquid degreaser. It is a little messy like bar soap is and not sure about soap build-up yet in the sink but I think I can sacrifice a little to not use harsh chemicals! It's a winner in my book! edit: So, after using this product for over a month now, not sure if I want to continue. It just is not great on greasy stuff. I also don't like the build-up in the sink either now that I've been using it. It is a messy bar on your sink...I do still like that it has no toxic chemicals. I love it for my cutting board for sure! I feel the residue is great protection on the wood and degreasers strip the wood cutting boards. I also like washing vegetables with it rather than my liguid degreaser. I just wish it wasn't so messy overall! Of course the people that came up with this will say 'the best stuff ever' for you but they can use as much as they want with unlimited supply! At 10 bucks a bar in this day and time, it's pricey for the working poor!

This is easy to use, and cleans better than any dish soap I've used, ever. I loved using it. However, it is pricey for my budget, so I haven't replaced it.

Je l'ai essayé aujourd'hui. Agréablement surprise. C'est efficace. C'est sans doute un des meilleurs. Bravo.

Bought it for my daughter-in-law and she loves it!

I've been using a single soap block for almost 2 full years, hand washing all my dishes. It has certainly lasted a LONG time. Before, I'd refill my 18oz liquid soap dispenser every 4 months or so. Gentle on my skin, fragrance free, and works as well as I want it to for cleaning when combined with hot water. I use a soap brush with this (not a sponge) and that's what I'd recommend for anyone who wants to try this out. This product does NOT cut through grease nearly as easily as most liquid dish soaps, even after moderate dilution (1-to-1 with water, or even 2-to-1 with water). For 90+% of my daily dishes, this product is more than enough, but when I have an oily Tupperware container, I'll use my backup liquid soap still. The experience of using this product worsens towards the end of its life. You are never going to evenly use up the block across its surface, which makes it very easy to punch a hole through the center of the block before it's done. This caused my block to break up into smaller pieces, which makes it harder to work with. I've adapted by using up each piece individually and that works fine. Additionally, its surface will accumulate grime unless cleaned regularly. A bit gross, but manageable. Overall, I think I'll probably buy another one once my current one runs out and keep it going.