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Method Foaming Hand Wash, Sea Minerals 10 Fl Oz
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Method Foaming Hand Wash, Sea Minerals 10 Fl Oz Features
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Non-toxic, biodegradable foaming hand wash
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Leaves hands soft plus clean
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Never tested on animals
About Method Foaming Hand Wash, Sea Minerals 10 Fl Oz
Foaming at the mouth is bad, but foaming at the sink? That's fun. So pump, lather, and smile with Method Foaming Hand Wash. This non-toxic formula, made with naturally derived ingredients, leaves hands soft and clean. Plus, the biodegradable formula doesn't contain parabens, phthalates, triclosan, or EDTA, is safe for kids to use and never tested on animals. Method believes clean smells like sea minerals, a soft blend of bergamot, lemon, and rosemary with crisp marine notes. In a world where cleaning products often smell at best, bland and boring, and at worst, noxious and offensive, Method takes pride in making products that smell great. Method believes in happy, healthy homes where potentially toxic chemicals don't live. That's why every ingredient used in Method products is comprehensively evaluated by independent environmental research institute MBDC (McDonough Braungart Design Chemistry) for people and planet safety. In order for liquid products to biodegrade, they must be able to breakdown in your municipality's wastewater treatment facility. You can check with your local utility service to confirm whether or not such treatment for biodegradable liquids is possible in your area. In order for solid products to biodegrade, they must be broken into small pieces and left uncovered in the sunlight. Disposing of a biodegradable product in your normal trash, where it will eventually be disposed of in a landfill, will not allow the product to biodegrade.
