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Hand Soap And Dish Washing Soap

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Does anyone know of brands of hand soap and dish washing soap that are both gluten free and also produced in facilities where nothing containing gluten is produced? I'm really sensitive to small amounts of gluten so I'm trying to take out any possibility of cross contamination. Any product suggestions?

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Does anyone know of brands of hand soap and dish washing soap that are both gluten free and also produced in facilities where nothing containing gluten is produced? I'm really sensitive to small amounts of gluten so I'm trying to take out any possibility of cross contamination. Any product suggestions?

According the website at methodhome.com, they don't use gluten in any of their products. Method is what I have been using for soap, washing machine, dishwasher and counter spray! If you go the website, FAQ #68, it says this: All of method's products are 100% gluten-free and safe for those with Celiac Disease.

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