Are you ready for solid dish soap? (I'm not sure I am.) "Ecological & zero plastic waste Andrée Jardin presents their green Sage Basil Solid Dish washing soap With Marseille soap made from organic olive oil, vinegar and natural scents, it deeply cleans and degreases dishes, while being gentle on the skin. Its high content of vegetable raw materials makes it a product that does not leave chemical residues on the dishes. Rub a damp sponge or brush directly on the solid soap bar to create a lather and scrub away at your glassware and dishes." $13.50 for 250g at Hampton Court, where they also have it in Pink Grapefruit or Lemon Mint.

Soak's Fig laundry soap ("...modern laundry care. Clean up with Soak’s eco-friendly formulation. Developed to be as easy on the environment as it is on your clothes, it’s the no-rinse clean you trust and love") in travel sachets, in case you're actually going anywhere, or might go somewhere some day. Available in a bunch of scents. Shown is Fig ("Fresh-picked clean. Fig is ripened with sweet fig and lychee and crowned by dandelions"), $48 for 48 five ml sachets at Soak. There is also a mixed-scent set (Yuzu, Fig, Celebration, Lacey, Pineapple Grove and Scentless), same price. Also sold in a 375 ml bottle for $16, and they also sell starch-free smoothing spray, hand cream and etc.

From Mangiacotti, Pomegranate Natural Surface Cleaner. "Using Pomegrante Surface Cleaner will fragrance and refresh your surroundings for hours. Naturally plant-based with coconut extract, this hard-working concentrated cleanser is safe and effective on non-porous surfaces in your kitchen and bath. Top notes of pomegranate, sparkling citrus, juicy papaya, with hints of blackberry, iris, jasmine and a base note of red cassis." $9.50 for 425 ml. (They've also got Pomegranate Hand Sanitizer.)