Dishes should be odorless and clean after you wash them, right? We think so too. That's why Seventh Generation Free & Clear Dishwasher Detergent Gel uses plant-based enzyme blends for high cleaning power without the use of dyes and fragrances. This dish soap is free of phosphates and chlorine bleach, and it's biodegradable so you can always feel good about what you dish out. For more than 25 years, Seventh Generation has been thoughtfully formulating safe* and effective plant-based products that work. Really well. Our dishwashing detergent uses powerful plant-based ingredients like surfactants and enzymes to break down tough residue and lift away food leaving your dishes sparkling clean. So how does it all work? The enzymes cut through grease and food by breaking down starch and protein-based residue while the surfactants remove dirt and grease by holding the molecules in suspension so they can wash away. Yes, even those fussy egg stains. Based in Vermont, Seventh Generation is proud to be a Certified B Corporation. B Corps are certified to be better for workers, better for communities, and better for the environment. By choosing Seventh Generation products, youre joining us in nurturing the health of the next seven generations. *Safe when used as directed
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