Empty the entire contents of the refill into the spray bottle. Then fill the rest with water (approx. 0.5 litres). 

The bathroom soap has a scent of Västerbotten firs, the all-cleaning soap has a woody scent and the soap spray for the kitchen is unscented.

For several reasons, for example, you should not cover up bad smells in the kitchen with perfumes. Therefore, the kitchen soap is completely unscented. Perfumes do not belong on surfaces where we prepare or handle food. However, many people want a perfumed product for the bathroom, e.g.
To avoid the spread of microbes through cross-contamination, you should have separate cleaning tools for the bathroom and kitchen. By separating the bottles, having three different ones, that risk is minimized.

No, it is usually not necessary, but as with all cleaning agents, there may be surfaces such as very matte or shiny surfaces that need to be dried with a soft microfiber cloth.

With each soap spray purchased, you get two refills. For example, if you buy a soap spray for the bathroom, you get two refills for the bathroom. You can also purchase additional refills as needed.

There are refills for soap spray for bathrooms, general cleaning and kitchens. In the category "Refill for Soap Spray" you will find different packages. 

Yes, you can buy a pack of one, three and six refills. In this way, you not only save on transporting water, but also minimize your carbon footprint by using less plastic.

The refills are simply a highly concentrated soap that, when diluted, gives you 500ml of cleansing soap.

The refill bottles are made from POP, Prevented Ocean Plastic, recycled plastic picked from beaches around the world. The production of recycled plastic emits 5 times less carbon emissions than new plastic, plus the POP program prevents it from ending up in the ocean.

The small bottles are the refills. Remove the spray nozzle from the large bottle, remove the cap from the small refill, then fill all the contents of the small bottle into the large one. Fill the large bottle with lukewarm water from the tap and replace the spray nozzle. Turn the front part of the nozzle to the "on" position and then spray a couple of times so that the mixture is sucked up into the tube inside the bottle.

All our bottles must be sorted as hard plastic for recycling. The large spray bottle should be used over and over again until it is worn out. The small refills must be treated like hard plastic after they have been emptied. The refills are made from recycled plastic picked up from beaches.

Västerbottenssoap is a circular product. It is made from rapeseed oil that has already been used once, purified and saponified into soap. We therefore do not use new oil raw material for our soap, but reuse already produced rapeseed oil. This means that no virgin fat raw material is produced for our sake and we have therefore excluded that part. Our calculations give when we count on a bottle of soap, produced, transported and packaging: 237g Co2 You can read more about Co2 calculations, how we made them and circularity here

Västerbottens soap is manufactured in Vilhelmina, which is located in the interior of Västerbotten. There is an own small factory here that cleans the oil and saponifies it into soap. The factory is our own, no other brands manufacture their products here.

No, it's not that far, considering that we send soap both north and south, it's not so bad to be quite close to the middle of the country. It is 68 miles to Stockholm and 50 miles to Haparanda from here. When we talk about transport, we would also like to say that we send everything with PostNord and that they have quite good climate work and that their CO2 reports to us are very accurate. We would also like you to take a look at the sustainability tab on our site to see how much of the CO2 emissions come from transport and how much comes from raw material production. Maybe there will be a little surprise!

With the refill and the accompanying bottle, it becomes a working solution with a pH of approx. 9. If you mix yourself, you should try to get about here. Since everyone does things a little differently when you mix yourself, it is difficult for us to recommend or instruct on your own mixes, however, we can guarantee the function of the mix from the refill to the included bottle.

Bicarbonate can be used for many different things, both as it is but also together with water or vinegar. You can, for example, use it on clothes, on the stove, clean cups or jewelry, etc.

Vinegar can be used to remove limescale, stains on clothes and bad smells, etc.

The soap works great to use to remove dirt on tiles and in joints. Use the soap in a spray bottle for lighter dirt and the solid one is good for more ingrained dirt that sticks harder. Use soap, a brush and lukewarm water. 

Lime deposits are most easily removed with vinegar as something acidic is needed.

The soap spray is mixed to be used for "lighter" cleaning that can be sprayed on and wiped off with a damp cloth. For the toilet seat, the concentrated soap in the 0.5 liter bottle is better suited and it also has a special cap, so that you can use it in, for example, the toilet seat.