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Lavender Lake Erie Dish Soap: Warm, Lively and Bright at the Sink
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Doing the dishes will never be anyone's favorite chore, but it can definitely smell better. Our Lavender Lake Erie Dish Soap blends lavender with a fresh, breezy scent named for Lake Erie, the warm and lively Great Lake. It leaves the kitchen smelling clean and bright instead of like last night's dinner.
The Lake Erie scent
Erie is the shallowest and warmest of the Great Lakes, and its scent leans the same way: fresh and breezy with an easygoing, sunny feel, wrapped around soft lavender. It is part of our Great Lakes line, where each lake gets its own twist on lavender.
Sink or sponge?
| Method | When it makes sense |
|---|---|
| A small squeeze in a sink of warm water | A big load after a family dinner or a baking day |
| A drop on a wet sponge | A few cups, a cutting board or the coffee pot |
Either way, start small. You can always add a little more, and extra suds just mean extra rinsing.
Keeping the sink area tidy
- Wring out the sponge after each use and let it dry between washes.
- Rinse the bottle's cap now and then so it opens and closes cleanly.
- When topping off from the refill, pour slowly and leave a little room at the top.
The bottle is pretty enough to leave out by the sink, which means one less thing under the cabinet.
Meet the other lakes
Erie has company. Our dish soap comes in the full set of Great Lakes scents, plus the pure lavender Fields and a bright Lavender Lemonade. See them all on the all-scents listing, and if you like Erie at the sink, look for it on the matching multi-purpose cleaner. A bottle with a new dish towel makes an easy housewarming gift; build one in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it in my dishwasher?
No. Hand dish soap makes far too many suds for a dishwasher and can overflow. Use it at the sink and a dishwasher detergent in the machine.
Does Lake Erie smell like a lake?
Not like seaweed, we promise. It is a clean, breezy scent inspired by a summer day by the water, balanced with lavender.
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