Kitchen Soap

The best kitchen soap is the dishwashing liquid that leaves your dishes sparkling clean and free of any soap residue or smell.  It is imperative that my dishes showcase the the food and not the dishwashing liquid used. 

When you plan, grow or shop for the best food, and then spend time preparing exquisite meals to enjoy with friends and family, you want to taste and smell only the food. Good kitchen soap is very important. I don't have time or patience for irritating kitchen soap that smells like something unrelated to the food, and also works poorly. And neither do you.

Gifts from the chicks

I cook a lot. Sometimes I get fancy. I call the way I run my home kitchen, a "live kitchen". This means that I always have something in process. Pickles in brine, seeds I saved that are drying for next year, bread rising. You get the idea.

Click here for my Blueberry Custard Pie recipe, made with gifts from my chicks.

These eggs are gifts from my chickens. Each one comes with a protective wax coating on them, called the bloom, which protects the egg and the potential chick inside from bacteria. It also enables the eggs to be stored at room temperature. For now, we put them in the fridge with the bloom in tact, since we have limited counter space in the cottage we built. Eventually, we will have proper showcase storage, mostly because we get great joy looking at them. Theoretically this will also retain the best flavor. 

I wash each egg in the kitchen with soap and water, right before cracking it open. It removes any dirt that could potentially contaminate the egg as it is removed from the shell.  This small extra step controls the potential spread of disease. My chickens, like all chickens, bathe in dust and dirt, step in poop, and then help clean it off of each other. 

Read more about the bloom on raising happy chickens.

I wash everything

Good kitchen soap is essential. It needs to clean well, rinse off well, and not pollute my home with synthetic, toxic fumes. I wash everything; vegetables and countertops with the Waterless Hand Soap. I even have a bottle that I keep in the car, to spray vegetables and packaged goods I pick up at the store, before I bring them into my house. 

For washing dishes, eggs, fruits and vegetables I use our DIY Liquid Soap Refill. 1 bag of soap noodles dilutes to 32 oz. (1 quart) of our liquid hand soap refill. For dilute at home instructions, click here. 

Good kitchen soap cuts grease

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THINK

soap and money

How much soap money does a shower cost you?

Let's say you spend $3.00 on a bar of soap and it lasts for 7 days of showers. That's $.43 per shower. 

For your next bar of soap, you spend $8.50. That seems like a lot of money, except it lasts for 8 weeks or 56 showers. That's $.15 cents per shower. F.Y.I.: One bar lasts me and Andy 6 weeks of daily showers - 84 showers.

Good soap is cost effective. More