Using solid soap

Sara Idenfors

We provide tips on how to use solid soap for effective and eco-friendly cleaning at home, especially for cleaning various surfaces in the bathroom and kitchen. 

Last edited on May 8, 2024

 


Using solid soap—a brilliant tip! Solid soap and a fiber eco-cloth for old stainless-steel sinks.

Here's how: Take a dab of solid Soapa onto the dampened cloth. Wipe / rub gently, adding a little more warm water if necessary. Rinse and wipe dry.


Effective scrub sponge made from recycled material, available from Soapa. 


It even leaves the area around the small, annoying screw in the middle sparkling clean. The fastest and gentlest way to clean the sink!

Recommended: compostable dishcloth. 

Dissolving solid soap: 1–3 tbsp per 10 l of hot water. Dissolve the soap in the hot water. The solid soapn is highly concentrated. Keep in mind that one jar corresponds to 1.4 l of liquid soap, so it takes a while to dissolve such a concentrated product. Use slightly warmer water and work / whisk the soap in the water for a little while to help it dissolve. If you mainly use soap to mop floors, we recommend the liquid version, which dissolves immediately.

Concentrated liquid soap—three bottles for effective all-purpose, bathroom, and kitchen cleaning. Dissolves dirt and grease on all surfaces in the home.

 

Cleaning a glass cooktop: Apply solid soap to a damp, soft kitchen sponge. We recommend the soft, diamond-patterned cellulose-based sponge.

Go over the surface with the sponge and soap, then wipe with a lightly dampened dishcloth.



Cleaning the bathroom
 – use liquid soap in the toilet, scrub with the toilet brush, and leave to work.

     

    Tiles and grout – Apply solid soap to a sturdy panel brush, dampen it, and scrub the grout clean. Rinse and wipe dry. 

    Remove limescale deposits and soap residue without harsh chemicals using natural, gentle bathroom soap from Soapa.

     

    Shower and bathtub – Apply solid or liquid soap to an eco-fiber or soft sponge (depending on how sensitive the materials / surfaces in your bathroom are). Rinse off.

     

    Washbasin – Apply solid or liquid soap to a damp eco-fiber sponge, wipe clean, and dry thoroughly.

    Washbasin before and after cleaning. Natural soap dissolves dirt and grease stains.


    Furniture and painted surfaces
     – use a little solid or liquid soap on a lightly dampened cloth. Wipe clean.


    Buy the kit for Clean & Limescale-Free Bathroom.
    For kitchen cleaning, buy the Kitchen Cleaning Kit.

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     Questions and Answers


    - How do you use solid soap to clean stainless-steel sinks effectively?
    To clean stainless-steel sinks effectively with solid soap, apply a dab of solid Soapa to a dampened fiber eco-cloth and wipe or rub gently. Then rinse and wipe dry.

     

    - What do we recommend for cleaning glass cooktops?
    To clean glass cooktops, we recommend using solid soap on a damp, soft kitchen sponge. Wipe the surface with the sponge and soap, then wipe it clean with a lightly dampened dishcloth.

     

    - How do you dissolve solid soap for use in different cleaning tasks?
    To dissolve solid soap for use in different cleaning tasks, mix 1–3 tablespoons of solid soap with 10 liters of hot water. It may take a while to dissolve the concentrated soap, but we recommend using slightly warmer water and working the soap into the water to help it dissolve.

     

    - What cleaning tip do we have for cleaning grout and bathroom tiles?
    To clean grout and bathroom tiles, we recommend applying solid soap to a sturdy panel brush. Dampen the brush, then scrub the grout clean with the soap. After that, rinse and wipe the surface dry.



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