Divine Dish Soap Bar
A clean, eco-friendly way to wash dishes—free from toxins and full of natural cleansing power!
Conventional dish soaps are packed with harmful chemicals that can be toxic to both our bodies and God’s earth. Our Divine Dish Soap Bar is a natural, organic alternative that replaces 2-3 bottles of traditional liquid dish soap, making it a sustainable and effective solution for your home.
Powerful Natural Cleansing:
Infused with lemon and lime essential oils, this dish soap cuts through grease, purifies surfaces, and eliminates odors without artificial fragrances or harsh chemicals.
Organic coconut oil provides exceptional cleansing power, breaking down grease and grime with ease.
Organic castor oil creates a rich, bubbly lather, ensuring your dishes are spotless while keeping your hands soft and moisturized.
How to Use: Wet your sponge or brush and lather with the dish soap bar. For extra dirty items, fill the sink with hot water, hold the bar under the faucet, and let dishes soak for 15 minutes before washing.
Gift with Purchase: Receive a biodegradable, eco-friendly scrub sponge made from natural coconut fiber and wood cellulose—non-scratch, odor-free, and plant-based for a truly sustainable kitchen.
Non-Toxic Ingredients: Castor Oil, Coconut Oil, Lime Juice, Lime Peel, Lime Essential Oil, Lemon Peel, Lemon Essential Oil
Size: 4oz.
Formulated Without: Parabens, Phthalates, Petroleum, Sulfates, and Toxic Chemicals. Kingdom Come Home products are free of the 3000 ingredients the EU deems as unsafe, but the United States does not.
Safety Information: When using a new product, always do a patch test first. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Do not use any products if you have an allergy to an ingredient. Avoid getting any product into the eye. Flush eyes immediately with water if this occurs.
Shelf Life: All Kingdom Come Home products are made with God’s natural goodness. Please use within 8 months of the date of purchase to ensure quality and freshness.
Acts 17:29
"Being then the children of God, we ought not to think that the Divine Nature is like gold or silver or stone, an image formed by the art and thought of man."
