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Solid Dish Soap Refill
$16.25

The Cake Vaisselle refill is smaller than the original cake dish and can easily be stored in the original container or simply in a 250ml Mason jar. Made with only 4 ingredients, the residue of this solid soap is safe for the environment. Flonette۪s cake vaisselle is a high-performance, eco-friendly, economical and long-lasting solid soap that can even be used to clean your oven or to remove stains from a teapot. Flonette is a brand created by Florence L̩a-Siry, the queen against food waste and expert in waste reduction. Instructions: Simply damp your sponge, cloth or brush and rub on the cake dish to make it foam. Because of its high concentration, you need a small amount to be effective. A single rubbing will allow you to wash several pieces, no need to rub it between each plate!

- Canadian Made

- Biodegradable 

- Micro plastic Free 

- Cruelty Free

- All Natural 

Email us with any questions info@thekeeprefillery.com

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About The Keep Refillery

For the last three years, founder Jacquie Rushlow has been in the process of not only changing her lifestyle to have less plastic in it, but she's also been preaching the good word to the beautiful community she calls home- Creemore, Ontario. Like many, it became more and more difficult for Jacquie + her husband Andrew, to refill their personal products and they resorted to ordering online or driving hours away to fill up......ya, ok, I know, carbon footprint right? Well, that's where the Creemore Refillery was born. 

About The Keep Refillery

For the last three years, founder Jacquie Rushlow has been in the process of not only changing her lifestyle to have less plastic in it, but she's also been preaching the good word to the beautiful community she calls home- Creemore, Ontario. Like many, it became more and more difficult for Jacquie + her husband Andrew, to refill their personal products and they resorted to ordering online or driving hours away to fill up......ya, ok, I know, carbon footprint right? Well, that's where the Creemore Refillery was born.