Yes, the package gives you everything you need to get started with soap-based cleaning. The spray bottle is suitable for daily cleaning, and the pump soap tackles tougher dirt.

The package contains a reusable spray bottle, an all-purpose soap with a pump, and two highly concentrated refills. Everything has a natural juniper scent.

Both are natural soaps, but they are made from different oils. Soapa is made from recycled cooking oil and contains an extra surplus of fat, making it more nourishing for surfaces. Linseed oil soap is made from linseed oil and has traditionally been used primarily on wooden floors.

Yes, it is made from natural ingredients and is biodegradable. It contains no toxins, parabens, or preservatives. The refill system also reduces plastic consumption compared with buying new bottles each time.

Spray the bathroom soap evenly over the shower wall and let it sit for one minute. Then wipe it off with a sponge or microfiber cloth. The soap dissolves soap residue and limescale stains, leaving the surface clean without the need for heavy scrubbing.

Wash the container and the removable parts with a little dish soap and warm water. Rinse thoroughly afterward so that no taste residue remains. Then run a cycle with just clean water before brewing coffee again.

Yes, spray the kitchen soap onto the inside of the oven and leave it to work for a few minutes. The superfat soap dissolves baked-on food and grease without harsh chemicals. Wipe clean with a damp cloth and repeat as needed for stubborn stains.

Authentic soap is made from natural fats and oils, without synthetic surfactants. This makes it gentle on both you and the surfaces in your home. The starter kit contains everything you need to replace ordinary cleaning products in the kitchen and bathroom.

Fill the spray bottle with water and add a refill. Shake well. There’s no need to measure anything—the refill already contains the right amount of concentrate for a full bottle. Each refill provides approximately five refills.

Pour the entire contents of the refill into the spray bottle. Then fill the rest with water (approx. 0.5 litres).

The bathroom soap has the scent of Västerbotten spruce trees. The all-purpose cleaner has a juniper scent, and the soap spray for the kitchen is fragrance-free.

For several reasons, for example, you should not mask bad smells in the kitchen with fragrances. That is why the kitchen soap is completely fragrance-free. Fragrances do not belong on surfaces where we prepare or handle food. However, many people prefer a fragranced product for the bathroom, for example.
To avoid the spread of microbes through cross-contamination, you should use separate cleaning tools for the bathroom and kitchen. Keeping the bottles separate and using three different ones minimizes this risk.

No, it is usually not necessary, but as with all cleaning products, some surfaces—such as very matte or glossy surfaces—may need to be wiped afterward with a soft microfiber cloth.

With every soap spray you purchase, you receive two refills. For example, if you buy a bathroom soap spray, you receive two bathroom refills. You can also purchase additional refills as needed.

Refills are available for soap sprays for bathrooms, all-purpose cleaning, and kitchens. In the “Refills for Soap Sprays” category, you’ll find various packages.

Yes, you can buy a pack with one, three, or six refills. This way, you not only save on transporting water but also minimize your carbon footprint by using less plastic.

The refills are simply a highly concentrated soap that, when diluted, gives you 500 ml of cleaning soap.

The refill bottles are made of POP, Prevented Ocean Plastic, recycled plastic collected from beaches around the world. Producing recycled plastic generates five times fewer carbon emissions than producing new plastic, and the POP program also prevents it from ending up in the ocean.

The small bottles are the refills. Remove the spray nozzle from the large bottle, remove the cap from the small refill, then pour all the contents of the small bottle into the large one. Fill the large bottle with lukewarm tap water and replace the spray nozzle. Turn the front part of the nozzle to the “on” position, then spray a couple of times so that the mixture is drawn up into the tube inside the bottle.

All our bottles should be sorted as rigid plastic for recycling. The large spray bottle should be reused again and again until it wears out. The small refills should be sorted as rigid plastic after they have been emptied. The refills are made from recycled plastic collected from beaches.

Soapa is made in Vilhelmina, located in Västerbotten’s inland region. Here, we have our own small factory where the oil is purified and saponified into soap. The factory is exclusively ours; no other brands manufacture their products here.

With the refill and the included bottle, you get a ready-to-use solution with a pH of approximately 9. If you mix it yourself, you should aim for roughly this level. Since everyone mixes differently when preparing their own solution, it is difficult for us to recommend or provide instructions for custom mixtures. However, we can guarantee the performance of the mixture made from the refill and the included bottle.

Baking soda can be used for many different things, both on its own and together with water or vinegar. For example, you can use it on clothes, on the stove, or to clean copper or jewelry, among other things.

Vinegar can be used to remove limescale, stains from clothes, and unpleasant odors, among other things.

Yes, the soap works excellently for removing dirt from tiles and grout. Use the soap in a spray bottle for lighter dirt, while the solid soap is ideal for more ingrained dirt that is harder to remove. Use soap, a brush, and lukewarm water.

No, limescale deposits are most easily removed with vinegar, as an acidic substance is needed.

Yes, but it is primarily intended for light cleaning of the outside of the toilet. For cleaning the inside of the toilet bowl, the concentrated soap is a more effective option.