As it is liquid soap, what do you put it in to keep it from developing bacteria?
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I put drops of tea tree oil in my liquid soap, because it works as an anti-septic. It does kill and prevent bacteria, and skin infections. Be careful not to use too much tea tree oil, because it has a very strong smell and it can over power.
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I use a dilute vinegar/water/liquid soap mix: 2:6:1. Kills odors perfectly, and disinfects as well
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I just have them in the bathroom cupboard behind closed doors original wrapper as they came. Soap seems to hold for a long time if not dropped. I have one in shower and one on Counter. I Think you should keep them in a dark dry place. That is all I can tell you.
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I just use regular dish washing soap that has anti bacterial fighter in it. Something like Dawn or Palmolive. There is a ratio of soap to water with the soap being much less. If you use too much soap it will gum up the dispenser. Check on the internet for a good ratio and 'don't shake' it once mixed. It's better if you just flop it sideways a few times to mix it. Ours has worked well so far. Good luck !
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You can pull off the top part of the soap dispenser and pour in the liquid. No need to scratch around underneath.
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When I received it I immediately cut the soap into bar-sized pieces and wrapped them in saran wrap. I store it in a cool, dry place. I break off a chunk and rub it in my hands to create a rich lather, then apply it to my body/face. There are rough pieces in the soap, which is why I do it this way. I've also read that breaking off pieces and putting them in a used shampoo bottle or body wash bottle, and adding water to melt it makes a nice body wash.
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U just use a regular soap. I put some soap on my palm and wash the brush using my fingers until the water runs clear. They send these little nets with your brush to put over it after you wash it, so it stays in a good shape
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I just wipe mine with hot water and a bit of dish soap. Be sure to allow to dry it completely before storing it away, or it may start to mold.
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I keep it in the jar as a soap dish so that it doesn't get wet in the shower from splash. Otherwise, I don't know a reason.
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You can buy their specialized liquid or you can use plain water with just a little dish soap mixed in. Both work well.
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I second what many others have said: no soap. Just scrub food off when it is still warm. Then I spray it with cooking oil to keep working at the seasoning.
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There is nothing that comes with it that will tell you if its ok to put in the machine. I would suggest hand wash mild soap hang dry
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Just use a good quality liquid dish soap, (some are a lot better than others) and good"Hot" water to rinse with. I haven't had any problem. Also, I don't empty and wash every time it gets low.Just add some more butter and smooth it. I'm alone, so, if have several people making a mess you have a different problem.
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What Thomas said. Just make certain you rinse it really, really well so no soap remains.
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I add it to a full loaf of dishes, so I just use the regular dish washing soap. Sometimes there is a little soap residue left on the cap, but just brush it off when the cap is dry
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This is a soap. A brush and little bit of hot water will do the trick. hope this help!!!
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Everyone says not to use soap but that is a myth left over from the days of harsher soaps, according to Serious Eats. Good seasoning is actually polymerized oils that should not be damaged by soap. You should never let it soak in the sink, but depending on what I've cooked, I will give it a quick wash with a little soap and hot water, dry it completely, and then oil it and heat it on the stove until the oil just barely starts to smoke. This has worked fantastically so far.