Dishwash liquids are awesome for keeping our counters organized and giving a nice bubble bath to our dishes 😊 Unfortunately, they are either packaged in thick plastic bottles or laminated refill packs. These are mostly high-grade plastic and though theoretically recyclable, less than 15% would actually get recycled. So, most of this material would end up in a landfill.

Since the dominant ingredient (80%+) of dishwash liquids is water and we have plenty of that at home, why not re-use our existing bottles and create some more dishwash when we run out? Great idea!

USE: Don’t throw away your old dishwash bottle! Reusing is awesome ❤ Please refer to the images on the left for simple steps to create handwash liquid from grains. There will also be a detailed instruction leaflet inside the pack you receive.

PACKAGING: The grains are packaged in a fully compostable pouch. This pouch can be added to a home composting unit or to your garden soil, and will break down under natural conditions in about 6 months. It is CPCB approved and will also be accepted at a community or industrial composting unit near you. If not composting yourself, the best way would be to segregate and inform your waste collector about this material.