Seventh Generation Dish Liquid Free & Clear – Fragrance-Free Dish Soap for Baby-Safe Family Kitchens, Non-Toxic 6-Pack
Seventh Generation Dish Liquid Free & Clear – Fragrance-Free Dish Soap for Baby-Safe Family Kitchens, Non-Toxic 6-Pack
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Why you'll love it
- Plant-based formula powers through grease without harsh synthetic chemicals
- EPA Safer Choice and USDA Biobased 95% certifications deliver peace of mind for families
- 0% dyes, artificial fragrances, phosphates, and triclosan protects sensitive skin and indoor air
- Eight scent options including Free & Clear and Unscented fit every household's nose and need
- 100% recycled bottle and Certified B Corp status let shoppers vote with their dollars for sustainability
- Leaping Bunny cruelty-free seal appeals to vegan and animal-welfare-conscious buyers
Perfect for
- Hand-washing greasy pots, pans, and bakeware after dinner
- Daily dish cleanup for fussy, dried-on food like egg residue
- Stocking a bulk 6-pack for households that go through dish soap quickly
- Fragrance-free dish washing for sensitive skin or scent-sensitive households
- Eco-friendly kitchen cleaning aligned with plant-based and zero-waste values
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Product Information
Plant-based formula liquid soap fights grease and powers through tough, dried-on food
Dishwashing soap with 0% dyes and artificial fragrances
Lavender Flower & Mint dish soap liquid, made from 100% essential oils and botanical ingredients
100% recycled bottle
EPA Safer Choice Certified Product, USDA Certified Biobased Product 95%
Try our Seventh Generation liquid dishwasher detergent, dishwasher tablets, and rinse aid
Dirty pots, pans, and a sink full of dishes? Don’t worry, we won’t tell. Seventh Generation Liquid Dish Soap cuts through grease and powers away tough residue to leave dishes sparkling clean. Speaking of clean, we are big believers in transparency, so much so that you can see right through our dish liquid. We never use dyes, synthetic fragrances, phosphates, or triclosan. Our safe and effective formula is made with plant-based ingredients and is designed with safety in mind – EPA Safer Choice Certified Product and USDA Certified Biobased Product 95%. This dish soap is scented with 100% essential oils and botanical ingredients because the real stuff smells good just the way it is. For more than 25 years, Seventh Generation has been thoughtfully formulating safe and effective plant-based products that work. Really well. Our dish soap liquid and dishwasher detergent uses powerful plant-based ingredients to break down tough residue and lift away food, leaving your dishes sparkling clean. 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. You may also notice a cute Leaping Bunny seal on our products. That means we never test our products on animals and our products do not contain animal-based ingredients. We design our liquid soap products to be safe for people, their homes, and the environment. By choosing Seventh Generation dishwashing soap products, you’re joining us in nurturing the health of the next seven generations. *safe when used as directed
Features & Specs
Item Form: Liquid
Scent: Lavender and Mint
Specific Uses For Product: Bottle, Dishes, Kitchen
Surface Recommendation: Tableware
Special Features: Plant-based
Special Ingredients: Water, sodium lauryl sulfate (plant-derived cleaning agent), glycerin (plant-derived foam stabilizer), lauramine oxide (plant-based cleaning agent), caprylyl/myristyl glucoside (plant-derived cleaning agent), magnesium chloride (mineral-based viscosity modifier), citric acid (plant-derived pH adjuster), and benzisothiazolinone and methylisothiazolinone (synthetic preservatives).
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this dish soap safe for washing baby bottles, sippy cups, and toddler plates?
Yes. The Free & Clear and Unscented variants contain 0% dyes, synthetic fragrance, phosphates, and triclosan, and are EPA Safer Choice Certified, so they are a popular pick for washing items that go into a child's mouth.
Will my child be exposed to harsh fumes while I wash dishes in our open kitchen?
No. The Free & Clear and Unscented versions contain no synthetic fragrance or volatile chemical additives, so the air around your sink stays cleaner while you clean up after family dinners.
Can I use this dish soap on high-chair trays and wooden toys?
Yes. The plant-based formula is gentle enough for high-chair trays, plastic toys, and wooden play-kitchen accessories, and rinses clean without leaving synthetic residue behind.
Does the lavender or mint scent bother kids with sensitive noses?
The scented variants are made with 100% essential oils rather than synthetic perfume, but if your child is highly scent-sensitive, the Free & Clear and Unscented options are designed specifically for fragrance-free households.
Is the formula strong enough to cut through dried-on mac-and-cheese and oatmeal residue?
Yes. Plant-derived surfactants like sodium lauryl sulfate and lauramine oxide are designed to break down starchy, cheesy, and greasy residues, so it handles the kind of dried-on food kids leave behind on bowls and spoons.
Is this dish soap a good pick for a family with a newborn?
Yes. Many new parents choose Free & Clear or Unscented for washing bottles, pump parts, and first-feed spoons because the formula is free from dyes, synthetic fragrance, and triclosan.
Will this dish soap help me baby-proof my kitchen cleanup routine?
It can. The Free & Clear formula skips harsh synthetic additives, the 6-pack bottles are easy to store out of reach, and there is no flammable solvent to worry about, which simplifies childproofing your sink area.
Can my older kids help with dishes using this soap?
Yes. The plant-based, fragrance-free formula is gentle on young hands, and the bottle design is easy for older children to handle during supervised dish duty.
Does this dish soap rinse clean off kids' lunchbox containers?
Yes. The formula rinses cleanly with water, leaving no synthetic fragrance or dye film on plastic lunch containers, stainless steel bottles, or bento boxes.
Is this dish soap a smart pick for a daycare or in-home preschool?
Yes. The EPA Safer Choice certification, plant-based formula, and 0% dyes and synthetic fragrance make it a strong choice for commercial and in-home childcare settings where safety standards are high.
How does this dish soap compare to a regular 'kid-friendly' brand?
Unlike many 'kid-friendly' dish liquids that still use synthetic fragrance, Seventh Generation Free & Clear is genuinely 0% fragrance and 0% dye, with EPA Safer Choice and USDA Biobased 95% certifications to back up the safety claim.
Is plant-based dish soap really strong enough for sticky peanut-butter jars?
Yes. The surfactant system in this dish liquid is built to emulsify sticky, greasy, and starchy residues like peanut butter, jam, and oatmeal, so it works on the toughest kid-meal messes.
How does this compare to antibacterial dish soap for cleaning sippy cups?
Unlike antibacterial dish liquids that contain triclosan, Seventh Generation is 0% triclosan and uses plant-derived surfactants, so you can clean sippy cups thoroughly without the antibacterial-resistance concerns that come with triclosan-based products.
Will this dish soap irritate my child's eczema-prone hands?
The Free & Clear and Unscented versions are designed for sensitive skin and contain no dyes, synthetic fragrance, or harsh preservatives, so they are typically gentler on children with eczema than conventional dish liquids.
Is the 6-pack actually more cost-effective for a large family?
Yes. A 6-pack of 19 oz bottles delivers a lower cost per ounce than buying single bottles, which is why bulk-buying families and small offices choose the 6-pack format.
I'm worried that a 'plant-based' dish soap won't kill germs on my kid's dishes. Is that a problem?
Dish soap is designed to remove grease and food residue, not to sanitize, and hot water plus thorough rinsing handles everyday family dishware. If you need to sanitize, a separate food-safe sanitizer is the right tool.
How much dish soap should I use per sink of dishes?
A small squeeze, roughly a teaspoon, is typically enough for a full sink of dishes, though you can use more for heavily greasy loads like baked-on sheet pans.
Can I dilute the dish soap with water for everyday use?
Yes. Many people pour some of the dish liquid into a glass dispenser with water for sink-side use, and keep the 6-pack in storage to refill as needed.
How should I store the 6-pack bottles?
Store the bottles upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, such as under the sink, in a pantry, or in a small office breakroom cabinet.
Is this dish soap compatible with septic systems and greywater?
Yes. The plant-based, biodegradable formula is EPA Safer Choice Certified and is safe for septic systems, greywater, and standard household plumbing.
Will this dish soap work in hard water areas?
Yes. The plant-derived surfactant system is effective in a range of water conditions, though in very hard water you may want to use a slightly larger amount or a water-softening rinse aid to prevent spots on glassware.
What comes in the box when I order the 6-pack?
You receive six 19 oz bottles of Seventh Generation Dish Liquid in the scent you selected, all packaged together in a single shipper. You supply your own dish brush, sponge, and drying rack.
Is this product safe if it gets on my skin?
The plant-based formula is designed to be gentle on skin and is a popular pick for people with sensitive hands, though you should rinse with water if you experience any irritation, and the Free & Clear and Unscented variants are the most skin-friendly options.
Will the dish soap expire or lose effectiveness over time?
Dish soap has a long shelf life, and the plant-based formula stays effective for years when stored properly, though for best scent quality, use scented variants within a couple of years of purchase.
What is the difference between dish soap and dish detergent?
In the dish category, 'dish soap' and 'dish detergent' are used interchangeably to mean liquid hand-washing dish cleaner, as opposed to dishwasher detergent pods or tablets, which are designed for automatic dishwashers and should never be substituted for hand-washing dish liquid.
