Nature Clean® Dishwashing Liquid provides a healthier clean without the use of dangerous sulphates (SLES), alcohol ethoxylates, phthalates, parabens, synthetic perfumes, dyes or petroleum ingredients. This product is clinically tested to be non-irritating. Perfect for anyone who wants to protect the look and health of their hands.
A reasonable dish product for a dog household, evaluated from the manufacturer's own complete ingredient list, with points to follow closely. Cocamidopropyl Betaine carries a published classification from American Contact Dermatitis Society (peer-reviewed systematic review) and is detailed in the health notices below.
Scored from primary manufacturer data with the exact formula version confirmed.
One deterministic 100-point model, displayed on the shared 0.0–10.0 Wise scale.
A reasonable dish product for a dog household, evaluated from the manufacturer's own complete ingredient list, with points to follow closely. Cocamidopropyl Betaine carries a published classification from American Contact Dermatitis Society (peer-reviewed systematic review) and is detailed in the health notices below.
Cocamidopropyl Betaine (Amphoteric surfactant) carries the heaviest documented hazard profile in this formula and sets the ceiling for the ingredient score.
Clean Wise scores conservatively where a printed ingredient has no reference record yet. This is a Clean Wise research gap, not a manufacturer failing.
Used on bowls and dishes a dog eats from. Rinsing is what stands between the formula and the food bowl.
Normal use rinses the formula away before a dog contacts the surface, coat or bowl.
Pods, sheets, wipes and concentrate bottles are swallowed by dogs. Storage matters as much as the formula.
Transparency measures how much of the formula the maker publishes, not how good the formula is. A fully disclosed poor formula still earns full transparency points.
Clean Wise has not located a current safety data sheet or technical sheet for this exact product.
Product data was captured from the manufacturer's own product page rather than a reseller listing.
No relevant independent product certification is on file.
American Contact Dermatitis Society (peer-reviewed systematic review) classifies Cocamidopropyl Betaine as Allergen of the Year 2004. This identifies a hazard and does not by itself establish the risk from this finished product. Risk depends on concentration, route, frequency, dilution, rinsing, residue and use.
Reduced the formula score by 4 of 50 points, weighted by its position in the published ingredient list.
View sourceA workable everyday option when the directions are followed closely.
Canadian retailers on record. Stock and price vary by store and province.
Disclosed ingredients in the order they appear on the label, with our independent assessment where we hold reference data.
A coconut sulfate surfactant. Moderately stripping on skin and coat.
A coconut-derived foam booster. Well tolerated in diluted use, mildly irritating if licked straight from the bottle.
A coconut-derived foam booster. Mild, though a known contact allergen for some animals.
A readily biodegradable chelator that keeps minerals in solution.
A mild plant-derived acid used to cut hard-water scale and adjust pH.
Sodium Coco Sulfate, Cocamidopropylamine Oxide, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Gluconate, Citric Acid
No third-party certification is confirmed for this product yet. We only list programs we can verify from the brand or the certifying body.
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CleanWise provides educational information to help dog owners make informed household choices. Scores are based upon ingredient transparency, intended use and currently available information. Individual dogs may have different sensitivities. Always follow manufacturer instructions.
