I like to be as 'green' as possible, and have been cleaning around the house with baking soda, vinegar and water for as long as I can remember. I feel good about the natural aspects of my cleaning regimen, but must admit that I feel I could do better with a little boost of soap. Oh okay, I just miss the clean smell! (yeah, I know 'clean' has no smell... but I like things to smell purty! 
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I've been interested in trying Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Liquid soaps for household cleaning, laundry, etc. for some time now, but remain firmly perched atop the fence about it because I know Doc Bronner's soaps contain essential oils (at least the ones I want to try: peppermint/almond/lavender), and essential oils are toxic to our little fuzzies, both topically and through ingestion or inhalation.
I would never apply any of these soaps directly to my cats (they never get baths anyway), but I'm wondering if they are safe to use around the house if used properly (i.e. HIGHLY diluted).
Anyone here use Dr. Bronner's? What do you think?
)I've been interested in trying Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Liquid soaps for household cleaning, laundry, etc. for some time now, but remain firmly perched atop the fence about it because I know Doc Bronner's soaps contain essential oils (at least the ones I want to try: peppermint/almond/lavender), and essential oils are toxic to our little fuzzies, both topically and through ingestion or inhalation.
I would never apply any of these soaps directly to my cats (they never get baths anyway), but I'm wondering if they are safe to use around the house if used properly (i.e. HIGHLY diluted).
Anyone here use Dr. Bronner's? What do you think?
... DO NOT use the Tea tree one around cats.. I found the unscented one IMHO would be best , I use it alot
