Re: All purpose soap

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I tried campsuds before too and wasn't a big fan. I use Dr. Bronners all the
time. It's my shampoo for daily use at home, and I use it for cleaning other
surfaces too. I have a few small Nalgene bottles (1, 2, 4 oz) that I'll fill
with it depending on how long I'm out, though generally the 2oz bottle is
what I tend to bring. I've washed clothes too and that worked well.

As others mentioned before, just stay away from the minty ones. They are
tingly in sensitive areas (scary at first if you don't get the disclaimer!)
and just are generally stronger smelling. I've been using almond for the
last gallon or so and would recommend that one. Barely a scent to it.

On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Andrejs Ozolins <[email protected]>wrote:
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> I've tried Campsuds but it didn't feel right for body/hair. I've always
> admired the claimed efficiency of Dr. Bronners, but never could get the hang
> of it -- it's strong odor, the concentration...  My solution is shampoo,
> like Moni. But I find Prell, somewhat pricier, is much more potent and lasts
> me longer. Unlike some other fancy shampoos, it rinses out completely from
> everything (clothes, hair, dishes).
>
> Andrejs
> Ithaca, NY