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I will confirm it kills bugs! I have the lavender Castille soap. I was in the bathroom, saw a black widow. I couldn't get to it. I was out of bug killer. For some reason I thought, "wonder if the Castille soap will do anything. Sprayed it, within a minute the thing just died. I used on crickets too!
I love Dr Bronner! I have gotten rid of all my chemicals and I use citrus liquid Castile soap and sal suds for everything! Just bought their toothpaste, magic balm and lip balm, so I will be trying those also. I am obsessed with Dr Bronner products! Oh and Angela, I am a school janitor and cleaner for 22 years now and you have a GREAT channel here!
I love the cinnamon, most but the anise and spearmint are great, I’m just not a big fan of the peppermint as that was the flavor I had to deal with growing up!
I got on bronners about 9 years now, started with the toothpaste (cinnamon rocks)! Then made the switch to the soaps and sal suds! I make hand soap and multi-purpose sprays with the Castile soaps (love the citrus, rose and peppermint), and use sals for laundry and dishes (mixed in a spray bottle, where all of it is so concentrated! The cherry blossom (seasonal), is the best!
I bought bonners for my mom in the ashower when she was going thru radiation and ran out of toilet ckeaner, i used peppermint and in seconds it pulled out black mold from under the rim (and I keep my toilet clean, I thought) lol. Seriously you have to see it to believe it..so powerful. I Hope you get some, the only smell i dont preferr is rose (but Im not flowery type) peppermint great, lavender mgood luck!
I just posted a video on my facebook yesterday of Dr. Bronner's magic soap and HOW ITS MY FAVORITE OVERALL PRODUCT over the years of green cleaning. Cleaning, and personal care.
I love Sal Suds. I'm not a fan of the soap. I have hard water and the soap leaves a film on everything, no matter how much I rinse. The Sal Suds, however, rinses clean.
Yes..I found out the hard way w using it for shampoo castile soap in hard water. I was beyond furious! Lol, laugh now but in that moment I was mad hell on wheels. I was looking for Sal to see if it was alright w hard water..found it!
@@autumnfeldpausch5539 yes, I've used the Dr bronners w hard water and my hair felt coated with a heavy substance. Thankfully an apple cider vinegar rinse after made my hair silky soft. I did keep using it for awhile but eventually stopped.
Here's a tip. Love Sals Suds and make my own all purpose spray. Well, I have a dish washer and use a natural gel but it still will have a funky smell after wash cycle is done. One day I took my spray bottle and after loading natural detergent and dishes arecall loaded I spray the whole inside of machine, close and start cycle. Presto, no more funky smell and of course everything is squeaky clean. NEVER use Sals Suds full strength in dishwasher. You will have mountains of suds. I learned the hard way after adding a teeny tiny bit to my detergent. I was scooping suds into the sink. Haha. But diluted in a spray form works magic. 😉🌝
I agree, I didn't understand why people raved about it, I am not a fan of casile soap or traditional soap in general. I love Sal Suds though just shows how ingredients and process make a big difference!
I recently just switched my shaving cream, toothpaste, body wash and face wash to Dr. Bronner's Lavender Castile Soap Bar. I find for personal care usuage the bars are more moisturizing than the liquid. I would definitely use the liquid for house cleaning though.
I just wished People would’ve made an emphasis About the interact of Castile Soap & Hard Water leaving Residue! Who doesn’t have hard water? Now I’m out $20
I use water from the fridge (filtered) to make the foaming hand soap. I don’t use Castile soap for cleaning with water ( like dishes, but more for a multi-purpose sprays)! Also, just a quick spray of that will wash all vegetables and fruits!
@@AskAngelaBrown it still leaves a funky residue especially on the hair. An apple cider vinegar rinse will remove the residue but it's another step. Ask me how I know...lol.
No. It is a soap not designed to remove hard water stains or lime scale. You will need a stronger product. Have you tried BioClean? Here is the paid link amzn.to/3Qdfu0J so you can learn more. It's a really popular product with professional house cleaners and it does a great job.
If you have hard water you might want to avoid the castile soap. I love Sal Suds because it is a surfactant detergent (not soap) and rinses clean with no residue!
Omg I'm so happy I stumbled on your channel! I was looking at castile soaps earlier, (trying to go greener In our 8 strong household!) and I'd heard that you could use it for around the home, so I've bought some lil trial sizes (so glad they do rose scent!) but I'm amazed I have never heard of sal suds! I've been switching to ecloths and a few norwex type things, but I still want something, I'm fighting a losing battle with what feels like some kind of film on vinyl flooring, nothing is touching it. I'm assuming that it would be fine to use with the cloths I have? I also wonder, do you ever have to do any strip washing of your cloths? I use dish soap in the washing machine for my husbands car cleaning cloths, and a bit of white vinegar in the fabric conditioner section, but not sure for all the rest. My first use of the castile soap was to clean our orange tree. Worked amazingly! New sub from me, I'm really interested to hear more from you!
@@AskAngelaBrown We can buy Dr. Bronner's products in shops with organic food. But of course not everything. For instance in Germany we can buy soap, body lotion, magic balm but only two types of toothpaste. Not the whole pruduct line like in the USA. The store we had in Berlin was beautiful, had a very good atmosphere. Thank you for the link.
Hi Angela. I tried finding your Facebook group but I think I only came across your personal account. Not wanting to look creepy 😂, I thought I’d ask here if you could let me know if that’s the right account or if you could link the group here. Thank you in advance. Maria
If you are referring to the one for professional house cleaners, here's the link: *** PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANERS PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP *** facebook.com/groups/ProfessionalHouseCleaners/
@@claireeisen1903 I wash my hair with the soap..my locs. But I cannot use it full-strength because it's much too harsh. I dilute 1 part soap 3 parts water
Almond oil is effective for small wood restoration projects. The solvent helps the oil penetrate the wood grain for a long-lasting protective finish. Amazon sells the Tibet Almond Stick amzn.to/3qTfc2F which is great to cover scratches, dents, dings, and blemishes in wood furniture. And Method has a Daily Wood for Good cleaning product amzn.to/2NzBSql that smells like almond if you just really like the almond smell but the Method doesn't leave a shine like typical furniture polish.
I LOVE that you're reading your Safety Data Sheets and taking precautions. That will serve you well for your health and the health of the environment. 🙏
Oddly enough, it's not weird at all. I've heard so many people say they switched to castile soap to prevent hair loss. Lots of shampoos have people skeptical about hair loss. 😍
The difference is in the dilution ratios and surfaces you're using them on and the type of soil you are trying to remove. If you are looking for specifics the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) will give you a chemical breakdown. And on the SDS are the manufacturers contact information. Changing the dilution ratios changes the pH balance and that determines what type of surface you can use them on.
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Need some tips on supplies and solutions? Knowing how your supplies are used for different types of cleaning, surfaces, surface coatings, and types of grime is important when cleaning clients homes. I have some expert advice and tips for you, so pull up a chair, grab a coffee and watch!
ruclips.net/p/PLh1fKdNH3piSCZWD3rdeFWSxC7j8uuGpr
I will confirm it kills bugs! I have the lavender Castille soap. I was in the bathroom, saw a black widow. I couldn't get to it. I was out of bug killer. For some reason I thought, "wonder if the Castille soap will do anything. Sprayed it, within a minute the thing just died. I used on crickets too!
Oh wow, that is great!! Thanks for sharing!
Been using Sal’s Suds for the last year. I dilute it in a spray bottle for general cleaning as well as a dish soap. Really love it!
That's awesome! I'm so glad to hear that.
I love Dr Bronner! I have gotten rid of all my chemicals and I use citrus liquid Castile soap and sal suds for everything! Just bought their toothpaste, magic balm and lip balm, so I will be trying those also. I am obsessed with Dr Bronner products! Oh and Angela, I am a school janitor and cleaner for 22 years now and you have a GREAT channel here!
22 years! WOW! That speaks volumes for your career. High five and hats off to you friend. :-)
I live in Canada 😟
I love the cinnamon, most but the anise and spearmint are great, I’m just not a big fan of the peppermint as that was the flavor I had to deal with growing up!
The unscented baby soap made my skin just as dry as before
I have used this as a body soap for 40 years! I have also used it on our dogs, peppermint, for years! Great for everything!! :)
Thank you for sharing!😊
I got on bronners about 9 years now, started with the toothpaste (cinnamon rocks)! Then made the switch to the soaps and sal suds! I make hand soap and multi-purpose sprays with the Castile soaps (love the citrus, rose and peppermint), and use sals for laundry and dishes (mixed in a spray bottle, where all of it is so concentrated! The cherry blossom (seasonal), is the best!
Thanks so much for sharing your love of these products. I’ll be on the lookout for cherry blossom, I bet it smells yummy. 😊
I'm switching once my current cleaners are done. Thanks for this.
I bought bonners for my mom in the ashower when she was going thru radiation and ran out of toilet ckeaner, i used peppermint and in seconds it pulled out black mold from under the rim (and I keep my toilet clean, I thought) lol. Seriously you have to see it to believe it..so powerful. I Hope you get some, the only smell i dont preferr is rose (but Im not flowery type) peppermint great, lavender mgood luck!
I just posted a video on my facebook yesterday of Dr. Bronner's magic soap and HOW ITS MY FAVORITE OVERALL PRODUCT over the years of green cleaning. Cleaning, and personal care.
I love Sal Suds. I'm not a fan of the soap. I have hard water and the soap leaves a film on everything, no matter how much I rinse. The Sal Suds, however, rinses clean.
Thanks for sharing!!
Yes..I found out the hard way w using it for shampoo castile soap in hard water. I was beyond furious! Lol, laugh now but in that moment I was mad hell on wheels. I was looking for Sal to see if it was alright w hard water..found it!
@@autumnfeldpausch5539 yes, I've used the Dr bronners w hard water and my hair felt coated with a heavy substance. Thankfully an apple cider vinegar rinse after made my hair silky soft. I did keep using it for awhile but eventually stopped.
Same here! Love Sal suds the others not so much
0:11 Not just "love" but LOVE, LOVE, LOVE! (both Sal Suds and Lisa Bronner). I love the label too -- Yay for 'All One!'
Here's a tip. Love Sals Suds and make my own all purpose spray. Well, I have a dish washer and use a natural gel but it still will have a funky smell after wash cycle is done. One day I took my spray bottle and after loading natural detergent and dishes arecall loaded I spray the whole inside of machine, close and start cycle. Presto, no more funky smell and of course everything is squeaky clean. NEVER use Sals Suds full strength in dishwasher. You will have mountains of suds. I learned the hard way after adding a teeny tiny bit to my detergent. I was scooping suds into the sink. Haha. But diluted in a spray form works magic. 😉🌝
That’s great! Thanks for sharing this tip : )
Great tip, thank you! Another great use for Sal Suds😀
Thanks for sharing your tip! I love Sal Suds and have been using it on stainless, countertops, glass, and to mop. Now I'll spray my dishwasher too!
I love Dr Bronners ❤️
Me too! Thanks for watching. 🙂
I appreciate this information. Thanks, Angela.
You are so welcome, glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Castile soap is for everything as long as you have soft water
Thanks for sharing your input!
@@AskAngelaBrown looks like I left off the question mark (facepalm.) That's pretty much what I was hearing, though.
I agree, I didn't understand why people raved about it, I am not a fan of casile soap or traditional soap in general. I love Sal Suds though just shows how ingredients and process make a big difference!
Wonderful info and discussion. Great product. Thank you!
We are fans too. :-)
I recently just switched my shaving cream, toothpaste, body wash and face wash to Dr. Bronner's Lavender Castile Soap Bar. I find for personal care usuage the bars are more moisturizing than the liquid. I would definitely use the liquid for house cleaning though.
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing and for watching the video!!😊
The soaps dry & solid dried my skin 😢
Thank you Angela Brown I learn so much from your videos. 😌🙌🏿💝
Thanks for the video. I just got some sal suds. I'm hoping it helps me clean ceramic tile, my most hated job lol
No one enjoys cleaning, but you got this!
Lovely, wonderful interview.
Thank you for bringing such wonderful people to us.
Good to say GM to you angela. I used it on my hair n face all body . I never try it on cleaning now I. Going to try it tks
It's safe for use on people, plants and pets. Woot Woot! Keep me posted. I'm eager to hear what else you'll use it on. :-)
Wonderful!! Thank uuuu!!!!
Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful!!😎
+1brokenbychrist Thanks for watching and taking the time to drop me a line. It is great to have you here. 🥰
This is great! I've included a link to this video in a recent post on my blog :)
You're the best! Thanks for sharing!!😊
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure, thanks for watching!
I just wished People would’ve made an emphasis About the interact of Castile Soap & Hard Water leaving Residue! Who doesn’t have hard water? Now I’m out $20
Oh, but you're not. Castile soap makes the best shampoo, hand soap and will even clean vegetables.
I use water from the fridge (filtered) to make the foaming hand soap. I don’t use Castile soap for cleaning with water ( like dishes, but more for a multi-purpose sprays)! Also, just a quick spray of that will wash all vegetables and fruits!
@@AskAngelaBrown it still leaves a funky residue especially on the hair. An apple cider vinegar rinse will remove the residue but it's another step. Ask me how I know...lol.
We have hard water here. Does this product remove hard water stains and lime scale?
No. It is a soap not designed to remove hard water stains or lime scale. You will need a stronger product. Have you tried BioClean? Here is the paid link amzn.to/3Qdfu0J so you can learn more. It's a really popular product with professional house cleaners and it does a great job.
@@AskAngelaBrownlove bio clean everything
If you have hard water you might want to avoid the castile soap. I love Sal Suds because it is a surfactant detergent (not soap) and rinses clean with no residue!
I use the peppermint to scrub our cat boxes !❤️
Thanks for sharing this. The peppermint smell nice. Thanks for watching the video. 🙂
Me gustaria saber si puedo conseguir Sal Suds en españa vivo en Madrid espero su repuecta
"Puedes comprar Sal Suds aquí: amzn.to/3Ew2RdU (enlace de afiliado). Gracias por mirar." 😊
Omg I'm so happy I stumbled on your channel! I was looking at castile soaps earlier, (trying to go greener In our 8 strong household!) and I'd heard that you could use it for around the home, so I've bought some lil trial sizes (so glad they do rose scent!) but I'm amazed I have never heard of sal suds! I've been switching to ecloths and a few norwex type things, but I still want something, I'm fighting a losing battle with what feels like some kind of film on vinyl flooring, nothing is touching it. I'm assuming that it would be fine to use with the cloths I have? I also wonder, do you ever have to do any strip washing of your cloths? I use dish soap in the washing machine for my husbands car cleaning cloths, and a bit of white vinegar in the fabric conditioner section, but not sure for all the rest. My first use of the castile soap was to clean our orange tree. Worked amazingly! New sub from me, I'm really interested to hear more from you!
Thanks so much for reaching out to leave a comment and I appreciate that you are a subscriber. Is there a wax build up on your vinyl flooring?
Unfortunately they closed our beautiful Dr. Bronner's shop in Berlin. 😢
Oh no that stinks! I hope you can find it somewhere else.
Mara, Sorry that the store closed. Here is a link to the website: www.drbronner.com/collections/all Check it out and see if they ship to Berlin.
@@AskAngelaBrown We can buy Dr. Bronner's products in shops with organic food. But of course not everything. For instance in Germany we can buy soap, body lotion, magic balm but only two types of toothpaste. Not the whole pruduct line like in the USA. The store we had in Berlin was beautiful, had a very good atmosphere. Thank you for the link.
Sodium Lauryl sulfat?!?
Hi Angela. I tried finding your Facebook group but I think I only came across your personal account. Not wanting to look creepy 😂, I thought I’d ask here if you could let me know if that’s the right account or if you could link the group here. Thank you in advance. Maria
If you are referring to the one for professional house cleaners, here's the link: *** PROFESSIONAL HOUSE CLEANERS PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP ***
facebook.com/groups/ProfessionalHouseCleaners/
Sal Suds/ peppermint castille soap!! I use diluted almond on my Locs❤ My favs🥰
Would you please elaborate „diluted almond“?
@@claireeisen1903 I wash my hair with the soap..my locs. But I cannot use it full-strength because it's much too harsh. I dilute 1 part soap 3 parts water
Love Life Thank you!
Was confusing because you state „almond“ in your comment.
Thought you mix almond milk/oil to dilute the Soap...🙏
@@claireeisen1903 😆😆sorry, no. The almond flavor
Love Life 🤣🌺
Can you use almond for wood polish?
Almond oil is effective for small wood restoration projects. The solvent helps the oil penetrate the wood grain for a long-lasting protective finish. Amazon sells the Tibet Almond Stick amzn.to/3qTfc2F which is great to cover scratches, dents, dings, and blemishes in wood furniture. And Method has a Daily Wood for Good cleaning product amzn.to/2NzBSql that smells like almond if you just really like the almond smell but the Method doesn't leave a shine like typical furniture polish.
@@AskAngelaBrown wat about dr bronners almond? Would that hurt wood?
It’s a soap, so it will clean things, but it won’t polish wood.
Thankyou so much!
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Saw some toxic info on this product. I wish I could use it, though.
I LOVE that you're reading your Safety Data Sheets and taking precautions. That will serve you well for your health and the health of the environment. 🙏
EWG org has rated this an A for healthy product and that’s hard to get. They list all ingredients along with any issues. 👍
I changed dish detergent and laundry detergent igot tired of watching my bald spot get worse 😢🎉funny cuz im actually being honest 🎉❤
Oddly enough, it's not weird at all. I've heard so many people say they switched to castile soap to prevent hair loss. Lots of shampoos have people skeptical about hair loss. 😍
What is the different between thieves multi purpose and dr bronzer salsuds? Are they pretty much the same thing?
The difference is in the dilution ratios and surfaces you're using them on and the type of soil you are trying to remove. If you are looking for specifics the Safety Data Sheets (SDS) will give you a chemical breakdown. And on the SDS are the manufacturers contact information. Changing the dilution ratios changes the pH balance and that determines what type of surface you can use them on.
We dont have this in india
Hope you're able to find it. Thanks for watching.
I hope banners never add ingredients that harm humans n earth
They've got a great mission statement and earth friendly purpose. Thanks for sharing in our enthusiasm for keeping the world a cleaner place. 😍