Dirty Labs Bio-Enzyme Laundry Liquid
A hyper-concentrated enzyme liquid in an aluminum bottle - no PVA, and it handles hard water and stains better than the mineral powders.
The verdict: Plastic-free
A liquid, so there's no PVA film at all, in an infinitely recyclable aluminum bottle rather than a plastic jug - a tiny bottle covers about 80 loads because it's hyper-concentrated. The aluminum bottle is the plastic-free selling point; a cap or pump part may still contain some plastic, so it's low-plastic rather than absolutely zero. Being enzyme-and-surfactant based rather than soap-based, it's the pick if the mineral powders struggle in your water.
Verification: Manufacturer confirmed
A plant-derived, enzyme-powered concentrate - under two teaspoons per load - sold in Free & Clear and light scents. The concentrate-in-aluminum format ships far less water and no plastic jug. EWG-reviewed formula.
Pros
- No PVA; aluminum bottle instead of a plastic jug
- Enzyme + surfactant formula handles hard water and stains better than soap powders
- Hyper-concentrated - small bottle, ~80 loads
Cons
- A cap/pump component may include some plastic - low-plastic, not absolutely zero
- Pricier per bottle than a bag of powder (though concentrated)
Categories: Laundry Detergent
Sources
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- manufacturer https://dirtylabs.com/products/free-clear-bio-laundry-detergent enzyme liquid concentrate, aluminum bottle, no PVA; EWG-reviewed
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