How to Use Tomato Vine Liquid Dish Soap for Garden-Fresh Cleaning

Quick Answer

Use Mrs. Meyer's Tomato Vine Liquid Dish Soap directly on a sponge or in a sink of warm water to cut through 48-hour stuck-on food while enjoying its garden-inspired, subtly sweet scent.

Step-by-Step Guide to Using Tomato Vine Liquid Dish Soap

1. Step 1: Fill the sink with warm water: Run warm (not hot) water into your sink and add about 1 teaspoon of Tomato Vine Liquid Dish Soap as it fills. Swish to create suds. Common mistake: Using too much soap creates excess suds that are hard to rinse. Start with a small amount.
2. Step 2: Scrub dishes with a sponge or brush: Dip your sponge into the soapy water and scrub each dish. For stuck-on food, let the dish soak for a few minutes before scrubbing again. Checkpoint: If food is still stuck after soaking, apply a drop of soap directly to the spot and let it sit for 2 minutes.
3. Step 3: Rinse thoroughly with clean water: Rinse each dish under running water until no suds remain. The fresh tomato vine scent will linger lightly on your dishes. Common mistake: Not rinsing enough can leave a soapy residue. Rinse until the water runs clear.
4. Step 4: Air dry or towel dry: Place rinsed dishes on a drying rack or dry with a clean towel. The garden-fresh scent is most noticeable on air-dried dishes.

Product Facts

• Tomato Vine Liquid Dish Soap: REMOVES 48-HOUR STUCK-ON FOOD: Liquid Dish Soap powers through grease leaving your dishes and pans clean and bright. You don't need to pre-soak or scrub aggressively—this soap handles dried-on messes with less effort.

  

• Tomato Vine Liquid Dish Soap: TESTED & TRUSTED: Mrs. Meyer's products are made with essential oils, aloe vera, glycerin, and other thoughtfully chosen ingredients that are cruelty-free and Leaping Bunny Certified. The formula is gentle on your skin and aligns with a cruelty-free lifestyle.