A concentrated solid dish soap made with just four ingredients. Coconut and castor oil create a hardworking lather that cuts through grease and everyday messes—without synthetic fragrance, unnecessary additives, or a plastic bottle.
Cuts grease + everyday messes
Four simple ingredients
Unscented + fragrance-free
Concentrated + plastic-free
A little lather goes a long way.
Wet your favorite scrubber, brush, or sponge and work it directly over the Dish Bar to pick up as much—or as little—soap as the job needs.
Use it for everyday dishes, pots and pans, stovetops, counters, and other washable kitchen surfaces. Pair it with a Tampico Scrubber for a simple, plastic-free cleaning setup, or use it with what you already have.
Coconut Oil
The cleaning powerhouse. When transformed into soap, coconut oil creates a hard, highly cleansing bar with a generous lather that helps cut through grease and food residue.
Castor Oil
Adds a dense, stable lather that helps the soap spread easily across dishes and surfaces.
Citric Acid
Added during soapmaking to create sodium citrate, which helps bind minerals in water and reduce the soap scum that traditional soap can leave behind.
Lye
An essential part of real soapmaking. Lye reacts with the oils during saponification, transforming them into soap. Once the reaction is complete and the bar is properly cured, the lye has been consumed in the soapmaking process.
Take away the water. Take away the bottle.
A solid bar lets soap stay concentrated until the moment you need it. Wet your scrubber, build the amount of lather you need, and leave the rest of the bar waiting in its dish for next time.
No disposable plastic squeeze bottle. No shipping a bottle of water. Just concentrated soap waiting at the sink.
Less packaging. More soap.
Warm water. Natural fibers. A simple bar of soap waiting beside the sink.
Wet your scrubber and work it across the top of the Dish Bar to build a rich lather. Wash what's in the sink, then keep going—the same soap and scrubber can tackle counters, stovetops, and other washable surfaces around the kitchen.
There's something satisfying about cleaning with simple, recognizable materials. Soap. Water. Natural fiber. Your hands.
When you're done, rinse the scrubber, hang it to dry, and leave the bar in its dish for next time.
For everyday washing: Wet your Tampico scrubber, brush, or sponge and work it directly over the top of the Dish Bar to build a lather. Wash as usual, returning to the bar whenever you need more soap.
To fill a sink or pan: Let running water flow over the Dish Bar in its dish as the vessel fills, creating soapy water for soaking or washing.
Beyond the dishes: Load a damp Tampico Scrubber with soap and use it to clean counters, stovetops, sinks, and other washable surfaces.
For stubborn messes: Use the firm, bound top of the Tampico Scrubber to concentrate a little extra pressure on stuck-on food.
After use: Pour out any excess water that collects in the dish and allow the surface of the bar to dry between uses. Keeping it out of standing water will help you get the most life from your Dish Bar.
Ingredients: Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Castor Oil, Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), Citric Acid.
Unscented. No essential oils or added fragrance.
Size: 2.4 inches diameter × 1.8 inches tall.
Longevity: Approximately three months with daily use, depending on frequency of use and how the bar is stored between washes.
Plastic-free: The concentrated solid format eliminates the need for a disposable plastic dish-soap bottle.
Pairs well with: Tampico Scrubber.
A concentrated solid dish soap made with just four ingredients. Coconut and castor oil create a hardworking lather that cuts through grease and everyday messes—without synthetic fragrance, unnecessary additives, or a plastic bottle.
Cuts grease + everyday messes
Four simple ingredients
Unscented + fragrance-free
Concentrated + plastic-free
A little lather goes a long way.
Wet your favorite scrubber, brush, or sponge and work it directly over the Dish Bar to pick up as much—or as little—soap as the job needs.
Use it for everyday dishes, pots and pans, stovetops, counters, and other washable kitchen surfaces. Pair it with a Tampico Scrubber for a simple, plastic-free cleaning setup, or use it with what you already have.
Coconut Oil
The cleaning powerhouse. When transformed into soap, coconut oil creates a hard, highly cleansing bar with a generous lather that helps cut through grease and food residue.
Castor Oil
Adds a dense, stable lather that helps the soap spread easily across dishes and surfaces.
Citric Acid
Added during soapmaking to create sodium citrate, which helps bind minerals in water and reduce the soap scum that traditional soap can leave behind.
Lye
An essential part of real soapmaking. Lye reacts with the oils during saponification, transforming them into soap. Once the reaction is complete and the bar is properly cured, the lye has been consumed in the soapmaking process.
Take away the water. Take away the bottle.
A solid bar lets soap stay concentrated until the moment you need it. Wet your scrubber, build the amount of lather you need, and leave the rest of the bar waiting in its dish for next time.
No disposable plastic squeeze bottle. No shipping a bottle of water. Just concentrated soap waiting at the sink.
Less packaging. More soap.
Warm water. Natural fibers. A simple bar of soap waiting beside the sink.
Wet your scrubber and work it across the top of the Dish Bar to build a rich lather. Wash what's in the sink, then keep going—the same soap and scrubber can tackle counters, stovetops, and other washable surfaces around the kitchen.
There's something satisfying about cleaning with simple, recognizable materials. Soap. Water. Natural fiber. Your hands.
When you're done, rinse the scrubber, hang it to dry, and leave the bar in its dish for next time.
For everyday washing: Wet your Tampico scrubber, brush, or sponge and work it directly over the top of the Dish Bar to build a lather. Wash as usual, returning to the bar whenever you need more soap.
To fill a sink or pan: Let running water flow over the Dish Bar in its dish as the vessel fills, creating soapy water for soaking or washing.
Beyond the dishes: Load a damp Tampico Scrubber with soap and use it to clean counters, stovetops, sinks, and other washable surfaces.
For stubborn messes: Use the firm, bound top of the Tampico Scrubber to concentrate a little extra pressure on stuck-on food.
After use: Pour out any excess water that collects in the dish and allow the surface of the bar to dry between uses. Keeping it out of standing water will help you get the most life from your Dish Bar.
Ingredients: Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Castor Oil, Sodium Hydroxide (Lye), Citric Acid.
Unscented. No essential oils or added fragrance.
Size: 2.4 inches diameter × 1.8 inches tall.
Longevity: Approximately three months with daily use, depending on frequency of use and how the bar is stored between washes.
Plastic-free: The concentrated solid format eliminates the need for a disposable plastic dish-soap bottle.
Pairs well with: Tampico Scrubber.
