This plant derived, organic May Chang & Clementine dishwashing liquid is made in small batches from simple organic ingredients removing grease and germs while flooding your home with a beautifully light, mood lifting scent.
May Chang is a beautiful Australian native oil that smells like lemonade icy poles (honestly), paired with Clementine it will give your home a beautiful, fresh citrus burst.
Directions:
Squirt a small amount into hot, running water and sniff!
May Chang & Clementine Dishwashing Liquid 500ml
Certified Organic Castile Soap (Palm Free), Wimmera Pink Salt, Demineralised Water, ACO Certified Organic Essential Oils including Clementine (Citrus Clementina - Citrus Reticulata), May Chang (Litsea Cubeba Fruit)
Our rPET packaging is made up of 100% post consumer (used/exisiting) recycled content making it both recyclable and reusable!
By using PET that has already been in circulation, we can offset the amount of new PET that needs to be created.
Creating a plastic bottle from 100% recycled content uses 75% less energy than its virgin counterpart.
Although some energy and water is still needed to process these plastics into new forms (which is why we love reusable!), the amount is significantly less than creating first-time plastics.
Over 60% of first-time PET production is used to create polyester textiles.
Vegetable ink label
Recyclable lid
NOTE: Although I try and test each atomiser the odd faulty one may sneak through from the manufacturer - please contact me for replacements if this occurs.
I often get asked about the suitability for Lil'Bit with septic systems and the answer is all Lil'Bit products are septic, bio and grey water safe.
Products containing harsh chemicals kill these beneficial bacteria leading to septic system meltdowns. Here are some key things to look for and avoid when shopping for septic safe products:
Plant-based: Ingredients derived from plants (coconut fo example). These are easier for the bacteria in your septic system to break down.
Enzymes: Some products will contain enzymes or cultures that can help to break down waste.
Biodegradable: Generally a good option for septic systems. They can be broken down by the bacteria and won’t contribute to build-up in your tank.
Sodium Bicarbonate: THE BEST for your septic and should be part of your regular septic tank maintenance, and its unique properties can keep the lines clear, improve the performance of the entire system and prevent harmful backups and unpleasant odors.
Cleaning your toilet with bicarb (i.e Lil'Bit Loo Tabs - wink) can protect your septic system from damage and keep it running like new. By adding baking soda into your septic system, you raise the pH to a neutral condition which makes the bacteria grow faster and digest more of the waste!
Ingredients to Avoid
Bleach and other harsh chemicals: Great at killing germs but can also kill the good bacteria in your system that break down waste.
Non-biodegradable: Ingredients, particularly in personal care products like wipes or certain toilet paper, are not biodegradable and can clog your system.
NOTE: The following products can be found in many 'eco' brands so look out!
Quaternary Ammonium Compounds (Quats): Found in many disinfectants and sanitisers and are harmful to septic systems as they are antibacterial agents.
Anti-bacterial soaps and detergents: Similar to bleach, these products can kill the helpful bacteria.
PEG (Polyethylene glycols - antifreeze!): Contains ethylene glycol, which can cause corrosion in the septic tank and is also toxic to bacteria.
Phosphates: These can encourage algae growth in local waterways when the treated wastewater is released, which can harm aquatic life.