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Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Dish Soap, Lavender, 16 Ounce Bottle |  | Brand: Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day
Category: Health and Beauty
Buy New: $12.99
as of 9/6/2010 21:31 MST details
Seller: Home Naturals, Inc.
Rating:  reviews
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.3
Dimensions (in): 2 x 2 x 9
Model: 11103
UPC: 089819001804
EAN: 0089819001804
Release Date: June 1, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
"Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day products are safe to use in the presence of children, pets, and expectant women. There are no solvents, no petroleum distillates, no bleach, no phosphates and no ingredients that could cause harsh fumes."
A perfect sized bottle, Mrs. Meyer's Liquid Dish Soap packs a powerful punch with Soap Bark Extract-to cut grease-and a paraben-free formula so thick that it creates more bubbles than a clown at the circus. Mrs. Meyer's Liquid Dish Soap was recently featured in InStyle and Coastal Living magazines. Her products won us over with their green and good looks, and were voted most-likely-to-make-you-feel-like-you're-not-cleaning. The Liquid Dish Soap will make you forget that you're scrubbing and have you daydreaming of a stroll though the farmer's market with the fresh and energizing, yet delicate, scent of lemon verbena. The bottle flaunts a twistable cap so useful that you'll wonder why you ever used that pump dish washing soap that slips and slides everywhere. Always ammonia and phosphate free, Mrs. Meyer's products also boast 100% recyclable packaging. Mrs. Meyer's sends love to the furry folk too, with a cruelty-free promise on all her products.
Go Green!
Instead of running the kitchen faucet while you wash dishes, try the following method to save yourself a few gallons of water. Save an empty glass cleaner spray bottle, fill it with hot water, add a squirt of liquid dish soap, shake vigorously and voila! You've got a water-efficient way to wash dishes that will not use more than 32 oz. of water (based on an average sized glass cleaning spray bottle).
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| Customer Reviews:
 You wouldn't think soap could have fans. March 9, 2009
The Name of the Clam (Reston, VA, USA)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Once, people most valued the possessions that demanded the most time to make, were the most useful, or were the scarcest. It was hard work to produce even the simplest consumer goods, and people saw the objects around them in terms of the time and effort taken to create them.
Now, we affiliate with belongings for more ephemeral reasons. Who can explain why we form bonds with certain products? People who couldn't run a hundred yards without vomiting up their last dozen McNuggets adore their official team jersey. People spend hours crafting withering critique that they hope will finally put those Mac or PC lovers in their place on the message board.
Perhaps Malcolm Gladwell will someday get around to showing us all the feints and tricks currently being employed to help us transcend mere customer satisfaction and embrace our possessions as we love our friends. Or perhaps, more like secret admirers, because neither The Packers nor Apple nor, I doubt, Mrs. Meyer, as companies, possess the sentience that would allow them to return our love.
Yet I adore this soap.
Perhaps we love certain objects because they do what we expect as well as something a little unexpected. Mrs. Meyer's Lavender dish soap functions as any soap would... and let's be honest, just about anything you pull off the appropriate grocery shelves is going to make suds and clean your dishes. If anything, this soap seems a little concentrated, so a little goes longer than you might think.
But it's the unique and wonderful smell that won me over... lavender, with a spicy herbal undertone I can't quite place. It's pleasing, but not overwhelming, and nothing else smells exactly like it.
If she exists at all, we can assume by her name that Mrs. Meyers is married. Too bad. Anyone capable of creating something this capable of winning the heart of someone who dislikes doing dishes and didn't particularly like lavender before now would be a fine catch. Treat her right, Mr. Meyers.
 The soap had a funky smell December 30, 2008
Penmouse
I was looking forward to a lavender scented dish soap. This dish soap had that but it also had a funky smell. It worked okay for washing dishes, but not well enough for me to continue purchasing this product.
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