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Hand Dish Wash Liquid Concentrate

A concentrated dish liquid that cuts grease without leaving your hands dry and rough by the end of the sink.

Hand Dish Wash Liquid Concentrate, recommended by Virginia Mitchell, Independent Shaklee Ambassador

A simple dish soap that does the job without the heavy fragrance. It is concentrated, so a small squirt foams up a full sink, and the formula is gentle enough that your hands are not destroyed after a long day of dishes.

The details

  • Concentrated formula, a little foams up a full sink
  • Plant-based, biodegradable surfactants
  • Cuts grease without harsh solvents
  • Free of chlorine, phosphates, and dyes
  • Recyclable packaging

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What’s inside

The notable ingredients in this formula and what each one is.

  • Sodium Laurel Sulfatesurfactant (cleaning agent)

    An anionic detergent/foaming surfactant; spelled 'Laurel' in Shaklee's glossary (the standard chemical name is sodium lauryl sulfate).

  • Decyl Glucosidesurfactant (cleaning agent)

    A non-ionic alkyl polyglucoside surfactant made from glucose (corn) and coconut-derived fatty alcohol.

  • Cocamidopropylamine Oxidesurfactant booster

    An amine oxide surfactant and foam booster derived from coconut fatty acids.

  • Watersolvent

    Solvent and diluent base.

  • Sodium Methyl 2-Sulfolauratesurfactant (cleaning agent)

    An anionic methyl ester sulfonate surfactant.

  • Disodium 2-Sulfolauratesurfactant (cleaning agent)

    The disodium salt form of a methyl ester sulfonate surfactant.

  • Magnesium Chloride Hexahydratethickener / viscosity control

    An inorganic magnesium salt used to adjust viscosity.

  • Cocamidopropyl Dimethylaminesurfactant (cleaning agent)

    A coconut-derived amidoamine surfactant.

  • Cocamidopropyl Hydroxysultainesurfactant (cleaning agent)

    An amphoteric (zwitterionic) sultaine surfactant derived from coconut fatty acids.

  • Hexylene Glycolsolvent

    A glycol used as a solvent and viscosity modifier.

  • Ethanolsolvent

    Ethyl alcohol, used as a solvent.

  • 1-Amino-2-Propanolbuffering agent

    An amino alcohol (isopropanolamine) used to adjust pH.

  • Sodium Chloridethickener

    Common salt, used to adjust viscosity.

  • Di-PPG-2 Myreth-10 Adipateemollient

    A synthetic polyglycol ester used as an emollient.

  • Sodium Sulfatecleaning agent

    An inorganic sodium salt.

  • Glycerinesolvent / humectant

    Glycerol, a humectant and solvent typically derived from plant oils.

  • Phenoxyethanolpreservative

    A glycol ether used as a preservative.

  • Hydroxyacetophenonepreservative booster

    Used as a stabilizer / preservative booster.

  • Caprylyl Glycolpreservative vehicle / humectant

    A glycol used as a humectant and preservative booster.

  • Fatty Acids, C12-C18, Methyl Esterscleaning agent

    Methyl esters of C12-C18 fatty acids.

  • Sodium HydroxidepH modifier

    An inorganic alkali (lye) used to adjust pH; Shaklee lists it as a mineral-based pH modifier.

  • Citric AcidpH modifier

    A weak organic acid used to adjust pH.

  • Fragrancefragrance

    Added scent component.