We get asked all sorts of questions about Splosh – here are some of the most common. If your question isn’t covered here, please do get in touch.
Why is there no washing up Liquid?
We are always trying to improve what we do at Splosh HQ and this includes making sure we give you the best possible product at the best possible price. At this current time until we can supply consistently we have unfortunately had to hold production on our washing up liquid.
We have worked tirelessly, with a mission to help our customers prevent more than 2.5 million single-use plastic bottles from ending up in bins. We are continuing our journey and looking at why we do things the way we do and how, as a small, sustainable business we can continue evolving.
We want the very best for our customers. We take great care to source ingredients that are non-toxic, with minimal environmental impact once they go down your drain.
Please be assured we are not discontinuing our washing up liquid and this will be back in the near future, but until we can secure a consistent supply to produce, this product will not be available.
Please accept our sincere apologies for this. We are very aware of how inconvenient and frustrating our out of stock issues have been for our loyal customers.
Do you still stock shampoo?
Our customers are at the heart of what we do and it is extremely important to us that we are able to supply a great quality concentrated eco product and one that isn't restricted by raw material constraints and other unforeseen issues. Being a small business it's also important that we are able to maintain the business aspect in a world with ever increasing costs.
Taking all this into consideration we are unfortunately unable to provide Splosh apple shampoo any longer. This hasn't been an easy decision and we have tried many routes in order to be able to still supply this to our very valued customers.
That being said, we are on a mission and ultimately we want to supply a refillable shampoo and testing and trailing is under way.
Our main focus this year is to evolve and improve our blends whilst keeping sustainability at the forefront of what we do.
Why is there so many out of stocks?
The team are working hard to get these back in stock and we are starting to receive these raw materials again to enable producion.
We do express our most sincere apologies for this as we are aware of how inconvenient and frustrating this has been for our customers. Please know that we are working very hard to get this rectified.
How long does delivery take?
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Can I fill my own bottles with Splosh?
Yes you can! Here’s how:
Liquid laundry detergentsThere’s no need to dilute – just pour the liquid from your refill pouch into your bottle. Our liquid is highly concentrated so you only need 20ml per load.
Laundry powder
Pour into a canister that can keep the powder dry. The dosage is only 20g per load.
Fabric conditioners
NEW revised formulation. 3 bottle concentrated refill. NEW RATIO - 1 part concentrate to 2 parts water. Up to 132 washes. Please note, the new formulation is now white in colour. Dosage is 10ml er wash load.
Laundry stain remover
This does not need to be diluted – it’s highly concentrated in use.
Washing up liquids
Dilute the concentrate (1 part concentrate, 2 parts water) before use.
Kitchen, bathroom and glass cleaners
Dilute the concentrate (1 part concentrate, 4 parts water) before use.
Floor cleaner
Dilute the concentrate (1 part concentrate, 1 part water) before use. In use, just 12 ml is required per 5L bucket of warm water.
Toilet bowl cleaner
Dilute the concentrate (1 part concentrate, 3 parts water) before use.
Hand wash
To make up your hand wash use 28% concentrate and 72% hot tap water. As measuring this might be difficult you can use 1 part concentrate, 3 parts water.
Shower gel and shampoo
To make up your shower gel use 28% concentrate and 72% hot tap water. As measuring this might be difficult you can use 1 part concentrate, 3 parts water.
Conditioner
To make your conditioner use 38% hot tap water and 62% concentrate (these measurements are by volume). If measuring by weight you should use 62% hot tap water and 38% concentrate – these differences are because of the low specific gravity of the conditioner. Allow some space at the top of the bottle as this is needed to mix the concentrate in.