Method Smarty Dish Non-Toxic dishwasher Detergent 20 Tablets

Smarty Dish Non-Toxic dishwasher Detergentgo naked powerful cleaning punch, earth friendly pouch.just when you thought smarty couldn’t get any smarter, it does. still a super powerful detergent that cleans dirty dishes without resorting to dirty chemicals like phosphates and bleach, but now in a lightweight pouch that uses 87% less plastic than the original. same clean, smaller footprint. 

Method avoids hazardous chemicals like this because we don't think that cleaning should hurt. and know there are safe and environmentally healthy ways to clean your home. plus it can make your eyes sting, your throat sore, can corrode your skin and Method think that's gross.

• Free of Dyes+Perfumes
• No Bleach
• No Phosphates

Great Cleaning Comes Naturally to Method!
All method products contain natural ingredients. When you see the word "natural" on a method label, it means that 100% of its functional cleaning ingredients - things like soaps, detergents, solvents and enzymes - are either found in nature or derived from natural sources.

We use natural and naturally derived materials from renewable or abundant sources wherever we can. If we can't find a natural ingredient to get the job done, we'll use a safe, green, man-made version instead. In all cases, we only use ingredients that have passed through a comprehensive green and health screen: ingredients we have confirmed to be totally safe for people and safe for the environment.

Natural" is still not a standardized or regulated term. So while we could, we won't call a product "natural" if even one of its functional ingredients isn't natural or naturally derived. When it comes to labeling our products, we hold ourselves to a high standard because we believe that a natural cleaner should actually come from nature.

What does the term "natural" mean when it's written on a method label?
 It means that 100% of the functional ingredients in that product are either found in nature or derived from natural sources.

 What's a "functional ingredient"?
 Any ingredient that makes our cleaners clean - things like soaps, detergents, solvents, enzymes or stabilizers. Why don't you call all your products natural?
 Surprisingly, "natural" is still not a standardized or regulated term. So while we could, we won't call a product "natural" if even one of its functional ingredients isn't natural or naturally derived. When it comes to labeling our products, we hold ourselves to a high standard because we believe that a natural cleaner should tually come from natur.

What's the difference between a natural ingredient and a naturally derived one?
 Natural ingredients are found in nature - they either grow in plants or are abundant minerals - and are not chemically altered (e.g., the aloe vera gel we use in our hand wash). Naturally derived ingredients are made from materials found in nature and converted into effective cleaners using safe, approved processes (e.
g., alkyl polyglucoside, a great cleaner made from coconut oil and starch that's totally safe and biodegrades, but it isn't found in nature...if it were, we'd have a big orchard of alkyl polyglucoside trees).

 Why aren't all the ingredients natural or naturally derived?
We strive to use only natural or naturally derived ingredients, but if we can't find one that provides the efficacy we're looking for, we'll use a safe, green, man-made version instead. In all cases, we only use ingredients that have passed through a comprehensive green and health screen: ingredients we have confirmed to be totally safe for people and safe for the environment.

 How does method choose ingredients?
We assess ingredients across multiple factors of sustainability (we consider the past, present and future implications of each one), because natural is a starting point, not an endpoint. We've hired one of the best environmental scientists in the world, Dr. Michael Braungart, founder of the Environmental Protection and Encouragement Agency (epea.com), to perform detailed assessments of each ingredient and confirm whether it's safe to be used by people, and safe for release in the environment.

This ensures that every method product is:

• Made from nature: from renewable and/or abundant natural resources
• Green: sourced responsibly, almost always from a renewable resource, minimizes water and energy consumption, and safe when released into the environment after use
• Safe today: non-toxic, non-irritating and non-hazardous
• Safe tomorrow: have you heard the talk about gender-bending phthalates and bisphenol-A? It's some scary stuff, and these chemicals are often found in everyday items, like cleaning products. Our ingredient screen eliminates these chemicals, so it won't cause any issues down the road