I’m a sucker for convenience-gadgets, and this self-foaming/self-lathering liquid soap sounds neat-o. I may just have to pick some up next time I run out of hand soap.
Have you tried Dial Complete handwashing soap yet?
It looks like just another liquid soap, except the container is pink and a little more squat-looking. But it's quite different — it foams itself.
That’s right, it comes out of the spout pre-lathered.
Now, how lazy do you have to be, that you can’t even lather up your own soap?
But the fact is, few people are really good at lathering. Glops of unlathered soap are always falling into the sink, completely wasted.
With Dial Complete, that doesn’t happen. Everything you get out of the bottle is usable. No waste. [...]
(Link passed along by my brother Adrian)
Only you could be excited about soap, Alex.
Ahh, but even cooler is the soap pump you can get from Pampered Chef–it makes any kind of liquid soap into foam. We played with it almost addictively at the PC party I got dragged to.
I have some of that self-foaming soap. It’s over-rated!
Where can i find how the soap turns into foam.
You can refill those bottles with any liquid hand soap, as long as you water it down to about 30% hand soap/70% water. If you go to Costco or Sam’s club you can buy a gallon for like 5 bucks or something.
Where can I find foaming soap or the directions to make it?
Avoid the Pampered Chef like the plague…I’ve had two now and both last about 2 months before they seized up…you push the pump down and it doesn’t come back up. Something about the silicone in the spring mechanism that wears away quickly.
In response to Ruebens wonderful question, after intense scrutiny and experiment, we have found what makes foam soap out of regular soap. We have found traces of Leprechaun DNA inside an actual bottle, which leads us beilive that there is in fact a little Leprechaun inside the soap tract that blows little fairy bubbles into the liquid therefore causing it to oxigenate. Leaving us with a foam form of soap.
You can easily make this foaming hand soap yourself at a fraction of the cost, Just fill the empty bottle with water about 3/4`s full then add about 2 oz. of any dish soap preferbly anti-bacterial, and you have it..
Where can i buy an empty self foaming canister that is refillable????
You can buy an empty self-foaming container at Target for under $10.