Amber glass is not only more aesthetically pleasing but also environmentally friendly. It is made from recycled materials and helps reduce plastic waste. Additionally, amber glass protects soap from UV rays, prolonging its effectiveness.

Amber glass is made by adding specific compounds to molten glass, typically iron, sulfur, and carbon, which create a rich, warm amber hue. Here’s a brief overview of the process:

1. Melting the Raw Materials: The primary ingredients for glass—silica (sand), soda ash, and limestone—are heated to very high temperatures (around 1700°C) until they melt and form a liquid.
2. Adding Colorants: For amber glass, manufacturers add iron, sulfur, and sometimes carbon to the molten mixture. These compounds react under heat to produce the amber color. The iron provides a yellowish tint, while sulfur and carbon deepen the color into a darker, amber hue.
3. Shaping and Forming: Once the color is achieved, the amber glass is shaped using molds or by blowing to form bottles, jars, or other desired shapes.
4. Cooling and Annealing: The shaped glass is gradually cooled in a process called annealing, which helps strengthen the glass and ensures durability.

The amber colour adds a beautiful, warm tone and provides UV protection for the contents, making it popular for items like glass bottles for food, cosmetics, and pharmaceuticals.

Cleaning is simple! Just rinse the dispenser with warm soapy water and wipe it down with a soft cloth. For tough stains, warm soapy water works well. Avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the glass.

Absolutely! Amber glass is 100% recyclable, making our soap dispensers a sustainable choice for your home or business.