Best Eco-Friendly Dish Soaps without Plastic

Product Recommendations and Reviews

Murphy's Oil Soap
- Pros: "I've heard good things about Murphy's Oil Soap."
- Cons: No specific cons mentioned.
Seventh Generation Dish Soap
- Pros: "Today I purchased 7th generation and really like it!"
- Cons: No negative reviews for this product.
Dawn Dish Soap
- Pros: "Dawn has been my go-to. You don’t need as much as you think."
- Cons: Some users mention changes in formula and unpleasant smell.
Purex Laundry Detergent
- Pros: "Purex is very good for the price."
- Cons: None mentioned specifically for Purex.
Sterling Rope Wicked Good Rope Wash
- Pros: "Buy Sterling Rope Wicked Good Rope Wash and put it in a tub of water with it."
- Cons: None mentioned specifically for this product.

Woolite
- Pro Tip: "Soak in kerosene. It can make the plastic brittle but you’d need to keep it in a sealed container for days on end."
Magic Eraser
- Pro Tip: "Use isopropyl, but follow up with dish soap after it sits."
Windex or Baking Soda and Water Paste
- Pro Tip: "Works well for textured plastic gunk."

Torn by Carian Cole
- Plot: Romantic story between an older guy and a woman who has loved him for years.
Before I Ever Met You by Karina Halle
- Plot: Romantic story with age gap and workplace dynamics.
My Dirty Duke by Joanna Shupe
- Plot: Victorian era historical romance novella.
Empire of Desire by Rina Kent
- Plot: Romantic story involving significant age gap but no "daddy" kink.
Hope's Folly by Linnea Sinclair
- Plot: Military romance story with less smut but a good plot.

Users recommend various romance books like Mother Faker by Brittanée Nicole and Charming Your Dad by Sarah Blue for enjoyable reads without the "daddy" kink.
Additional suggestions include books like Hush Hush by Lucia Franco and The Doctor by Nikki Sloane for captivating romance stories with unique plotlines and themes.

Remember to check each book's synopsis and reviews for a better understanding before diving into these romance novels!