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There are people who think that cilantro tastes like soap. It has something to do with genetics. Similarly, there are people who detect an oily odor in our products. Some describe it as like french fry oil, and others compare it to motor oil.

There's not much we can do about it. In any case, we're proud of that smell, because it's the scent of a naturally made product. Like many other products of nature, fresh dirt, a wet dog, or a recent thunderstorm, our soaps are made with nothing but natural ingredients.

What they smell is nature, and that's what makes our product unique, strong, and special. Do the terms natural and organic mean the same thing?

Although use of the terms is not legally regulated, they have come to distinguish between materials that are not man-made natural , and materials that are not man-made but were also not exposed to synthetic chemicals, like fertilizers.

So it's possible to buy a natural product that does not contain any synthetic fragrances or coloring. But for the product to be labeled organic the manufacturer must also ensure that those fragrances or colors were not produced using dangerous chemicals or practices along the way. Here at Uncle Earl's, everything we produce is destined to carry the organic label.

From farm to market, only those companies that consistently meet these standards are permitted to display the Demeter certification mark. Uncle Earl's does not yet have Demeter certification, but wants to earn this certification. What else is Uncle Earl's good for? Without any encouragement on our part, our customers have been using our soap in some ingenious ways! For instance, we've learned that it removes grass and mud stains from clothing.

It appears to remove bathtub rings, at least in Vermont. See our Testimonials page for any new abilities that aren't mentioned here. We'll eventually have links here to various blog posts and other pages and maybe even videos that detail all the great ways people have used our product.

Is UE based upon a real person? There is a real Earl. He's a good friend and mentor, the kind of person who makes our world a better place. He'd give you the shirt off his back without asking for anything in return. We're honored that he's letting us use his name to make the world a slightly cleaner and healthier place.

Learn more about him here on his own About Earl page. Why don't you let someone else make your soap? We are asked this question by almost everyone who visits. They get the impression that we're working too hard, that it would be easier if we let someone else do the work.

It's hard to argue with them during a plant visit, especially because almost all of our competitors subcontract all of their products to specialized vendors. What we've learned over the years as an industrial machine builder is this; it's very hard to control quality when you let someone else do all the work.

More importantly, it's easy to forget why we work so hard and what's important in our products when we let someone else do all the learning. It's true, we could send all our work over to China and teach them how to make our product. Then we would buy it back from them at a tenth the cost. But it defeats the whole spirit and meaning of the Demeter principle for one thing, and it also defeats the whole concept of what we're trying to do.

We want to keep jobs here, locally. We want to support local farms, and local businesses. We want strong neighbors, and we want ingredients that we know are made right.

We don't have to send a team to Shanghai to find out. Finally, and frankly, we don't want to let someone else do our work.

Uncle Earl would never shirk from hard work, and we won't either. Yes, we won't be as rich, we won't get million dollar bonuses, and we won't be able to sell out to a faceless multinational for a billion dollars.

But we will be able to sleep at night, rub elbows with our friends who have read Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, and when we go outside to camp or fish, we'll know that we're helping to leave something to our children. Maybe someday. Do you supply a safety data sheet SDS. If we know that we're shipping to a facility we'll include a paper copy automatically. If you would like to download a pdf version for your files, please click on this link coming soon.

As always, if you have any other questions you can always contact us through this site. And you don't have to take our word for it. Listen to the words of some of our current customers. Better yet, try it for yourself. We're from the old school. If you don't like it, we'll give you your money back.

That's our guarantee. All of our soaps are as natural and as gentle as vegetable and essential oils can be. But there are some people who find the slightest amount of certain essential oils to be irritating.

So our recipe that has absolutely no essential oils added to it is called 'hypoallergenic' because it is the least possibly irritating product in our line. Does this mean that it won't irritate anyone? Not necessarily, but we haven't found them yet! Does it mean that our other products that DO contain essential oils will be irritating?

Again, absolutely not. We have yet to meet anyone that finds our products annoying, let alone irritating.

So please, feel free to use any of our products with confidence. If you're the type that can't stand added fragrance, then hypoallergenic is for you.

We just don't call it unscented because some sensitive noses can still detect a scent. And as always, if there are any questions or problems, don't hesitate to give us a call. These hands have an extreme case of dermatitis. There are many possible causes for such conditions, and medicine is still working to understand them.

Eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis are serious problems, and there are no easy answers. Uncle Earl's does not claim to be able to cure or heal conditions such as these in any way. We do claim that the first step in keeping hands healthy is to keep them clean and hydrated, assisting your body in its ability to heal itself. Uncle Earl's contains compounds that are absorbed into the skin.

This helps your skin reclaim its own natural defenses. Your skin does the rest. Soap that contains abrasives generally tears at the surface of the skin. This encourages irritation and can encourage skin problems, such as dermatitis.

Uncle Earl's is formulated with powerful and natural cleaning agents which chemically help wash away dirt, grease, and grime. Each form of our soap carries the same benefits, but they will appear differently. The bar is extremely long lasting, but not as easy to apply. The liquid is very concentrated and will penetrate your skin more quickly.

The foam is commonly used as a lotion by some, and as a waterless cleaner by others. Some of our liquid soaps are transparent, while others are various shades of gold or pearly white. When we started making these, we were told by the experts that all liquid soaps have to be transparent, or people wouldn't want to buy them. We listened to the experts, and worked hard to make all the soaps transparent.

What we learned is that there is a lot of complex chemistry when dealing with natural essential oils. What the big companies have done is add all sorts of synthetic materials to their soap in order to make it clear, or they eliminate the problem entirely by using synthetic fragrances that are well behaved.

It didn't feel right to us, having to get all complex just to make something pretty. If there's one thing Earl never worried about, it was trying to make something pretty at the expense of making it work.

We thought about it, started ignoring the experts, and decided to keep the recipe as simple as possible. It was an especially bitter loss for Governor Long, as he had led in the first primary and lost a close race in the run-off election.

Nobody believed Earl Long was done with politics and he was a candidate for lieutenant governor again in on a ticket with Congressman Lewis Morgan. Once again Uncle Earl led in the first primary, only to lose the run-off election. The persistent Earl Long decided to run for governor in when Jimmie Davis could not succeed himself. The election results in the first primary astonished and appalled more than a few people.

Once again, Jones was the good government candidate, a conservative, and business oriented. Uncle Earl ran on a platform promising old age pensions, higher salaries for teachers, the end of civil service in Louisiana, as well as doubling the amount the state spent on school lunches for children, hospitals that extended charity, and even the state asylums. Reputedly, Uncle Earl also got significant contributions from organized crime.

It was a mighty sweet victory for Uncle Earl as he beat Jones easily. One Tennessee newspaper groused that Uncle Earl had promised everybody everything, save for the moon. That same year saw a revival of the Long machine. Judge Robert Kennon, who had run third in the recent gubernatorial election, proved to be a very strong candidate for the Senate. Ultimately, Russell Long won by 10, The next day Russell Long turned thirty and would remain in the U. Senate until And I know where to scratch him.

The former governor merely bided his time to return to office in Long won the first primary, which rarely occurred in Louisiana gubernatorial elections. Governor Long quietly induced the legislature to equalize pay amongst white and black teachers. Long eventually feuded with the legislature over attempts to restrict voting by African-American citizens.

Long came out for black folks being given the right to vote unhampered in Louisiana. Instead, Long ran for lieutenant governor and once again, he lost. Miz Blanche had been horrified when she noticed her husband was drinking champagne with his breakfast.