what the ‘Bloop’ ~ laundry soap should be clean, no?

Bloop

• The unique code provides 25% off your first order.
• Stone Fruit ~ Intoxicating. Nostalgic. Favors a peachy-apricot orchard. Invitingly draws you in for another inhale.

• Salt Air ~ Transports you to a sophisticated coastal soirée at sunset. Fresh.
• Super Bloom ~ Super sonic floral. Staying power.

• Save $$ by ditching softener and dryer sheets.

• Gives great suds

• Does not fade colors, which was common when testing other natural laundry soap brands.

Dirty Labs

• The perfect bridge to non-toxic laundry soaps. If you are apprehensive about natural cleaning products, this laundry detergent is for you. Dirty Labs, especially with its stain/bacteria fighting enzymes, provides assurance that your laundry will come out as clean as its very own ingredients.
• The smallest amount generates incredible, lasting suds throughout the wash cycle which gives great confidence in the formula.

• The 80 load bottle averages around $0.35/load.
• The only ingredient that gives pause is propylene glycol. That said, the propylene glycol in Dirty Labs is plant derived, not petroleum-based, and is completely soluble in water (it should come out in the wash). All in all, Dirty Labs is a much cleaner choice than conventional detergents.
• Dirty Labs dishwasher detergent is also featured in The Collection.

Lark’s routine: Dirty Labs Signature Scent for soiled clothing and day to day loads. Bloop Stone Fruit or Salt Air for linens, towels, and pretty much everything else. 

• Benzisothiazolinone (BMI) - A biocide that can penetrate skin and enter bloodstream even through rubber gloves. Can cause permanent nervous system damage. Skin/eye/respiratory irritant. High acute toxicity to aquatic life. Same family as MI (below).

• Dialkylester Hydroxyethyl Methyl Ammonium Methosulfate - A quaternary ammonium compound (QAC). Toxic chemical linked to skin/respiratory irritation and nervous system disorders. When heated QAC’s release toxic chemicals into the air… shameful this ingredient is found in dryer sheets.
• Diethylester Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride - Also a QAC (see toxicity above). Asthma/skin rashes. Found in fabric softener. 

• Dihydrogenated Palmoylethyl Hydroxyethylmonium Methosulfate - Also a QAC (see toxicity above). Developmental/reproductive/organ toxicity. Found in fabric softener.

• Dimethicone/Trimethylsiloxysilicate - Synthetic silicone-based polymers. Persistent in the environment and pose acute toxicity to aquatic life.
• Ethoxylated Ingredients (SLS, Laureth-6, Laureth-7, C12-16 Pareth, Polyethylene Glycol) - Ethyloxation process creates 1,4-dioxane and ethylene oxide, known human carcinogens.

• Methylisothiazolinone (MI) - Highly toxic biocide. Neurotoxicity. Lung toxicity. Nerve damage. Skin/eye/respiratory  irritant.

• Monoethanolamine (MEA) - Ethanolamine compound. Skin irritant. Reacts to form cancer-causing chemicals.
• Polyethyleneimine Alkoxylated - Linked to cancer, reproductive toxicity, and genetic defects. Can contain impurities 1,4-dioxane and ethylene oxide, known human carcinogens.
• Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) - Plastic that leaches phthalates (endocrine disrupters) and antimony, a toxic heavy metal linked to cancer and heart/liver/kidney damage. Linked to obesity, type-2 diabetes, asthma, and birth defects. Breaks down into microplastics and nanoplastics. (Dryer sheets)
• Sodium C10-16 Alkylbenzenesulfonate - Skin/eye/respiratory irritant.

Additional bad actors in laundry products:

Whitening agents, dyes, synthetic fragrances, sodium borate, polyquaternium, and alkyldimethyl compounds... not at all comprehensive… these labels become mind numbing. Take a peek. If you ask yourself, what the heck is that?, it’s likely another item that should be on this list.

Bloop laundry soap is free of these chemical compounds and toxins. Their polysorbate is food-grade and 1,4-dioxane-free. Dirty Labs is also a wonderful non-toxic choice. Think about what is going into the air of your home on laundry day and what is hugging your skin every day thereafter.