The essentials for zero-waste dishwashing

Marseille soap with olive oil

Natural, effective, and versatile, Marseille soap is a must-have for zero-waste dishwashing. Made from vegetable oils, it effectively cleans and degreases dishes while being gentle on hands.

Its advantages:

• simple and natural formula
• very economical
• very long service life
• no plastic packaging

A durable dish brush

The dish brush is an excellent alternative to disposable sponges. With its wooden handle and plant fibers, it effectively cleans plates, pots, and utensils.

There are different models depending on the needs: a brush with a rechargeable head for daily use, a more robust brush for pots and pans, or a narrower brush for easily cleaning bottles and hard-to-reach containers.

Durable and practical, these brushes can be used for several months. When the head is worn, simply replace it with a rechargeable one to extend the life of the handle and reduce waste.

After several months of use, the fibers can be cut and composted in the brown bin.

How to use Marseille soap for washing dishes?

When mixed with water and a brush or reusable sponge, it creates a soft but effective foam that helps to dislodge food residue and dissolve grease.

All you need to do is:

1. Wet the brush or reusable sponge
2. Rub lightly on the solid soap.
3. Wash the dishes as usual.

A few simple steps are all it takes to get an effective cleaning foam, without having to use bottled dishwashing liquid like we know.

Adopting zero-waste tableware is a simple transition that can make a real difference in your daily life. With sustainable products like Marseille soap and reusable brushes, it becomes easy to reduce waste while keeping your kitchen clean and natural.