I make my own foaming hand soap/sanitizer, is this just for drinking? or would it be effective in liquid soap as well? Thanks!
259093
It is for drinking primarily and would not be suggested for a hand sanitizer due it's low concentration of aloe. I believe this product is distilled from parts of the leaf and not the aloe gel which has curative properties. Maybe aloe juice would be a good choice or a topical aloe treatment found in most stores.
259094
I believe this type of Aloe is for internal use only. Not sure what the label states. You may need to use something different, like an Aloe liquid gel - which you can also drink but I think it would be better in soap.
259095
I make my own facial toner, lotions and salves and I use it for all of those and it works great. I also use it to make face wipes after the gym. It is very refreshing.
369810
Kind of. You can put regular liquid soap in... If you add water (dilution amount is listed on product) and leave space for air (also listed inside the pump), you will make any liquid soap into a foam hand soap....But it will clog and not work if you try to have it just dispense regular liquid soap
1764258
It is a thinner soap so if you reuse a foaming bottle with half soap and water it will foam. Not a cream cleanser at all.I love this soap. I don't think you'll be disappointed at all.
33520
It says to use regular liquid hand soap. On the front of the dispenser it tells you how much soap to put in and how much water. Instructions say not to shake it, but to agitate it from side to side. Be careful though, when using, because when you press down too hard it will shoot out all over you. This has happened to me more than once, ha, ha! It really works great and it's nice and big. Thinking of getting another one. Glad it comes in different colors. You can put 1 in the kitchen. Great product! Glad I purchased it.
1833307
I have purchased both the shaker and the packets and have never noticed a soapy taste. It may be portion...the packets may be easier for you to control. I put mine in seltzer that I make myself, so its made with water from the tap.
1622383
What result are you hoping to achieve with the use of the product? I purchased it to clean my shower and it didn't do as good a job as Clean Shower from Arm & Hammer and that costs around $2. Don't get me wrong, each of them required a considerable amount of scrubbing, but Clean Shower produced better results. I used the ROG with bare hands and it did't affect my skin, so I would assume it's safe for your septic system. If you'd like, I can check the container when I get home.
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Never made soap before, so I can't really say, but: I thought it was of good construction, like a food-grade mold. And it was flexible enough to maintain the shape of the jello shots I used it for. By the way, I am speaking about it in past-tense, because I gave it to the birthday boy I made the jello shooters for. Hope this helps.
999953
I use this soap to wash my hair. The soap is made from organic plant oils. There are no chemicals in the soap. Although I have not used it to wash dishes by hand, it seems as though it would work very well.
43263
I would not use a cream style soap in your foaming dispenser. Stick to clear - there are many out there that are mild and you won't be using as much soap, so less harsh on skin.
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Like another customer replied, I too use it for Dawn brand liquid dish soap. Works fine and is perfect for when I need to wash only a couple of dishes and also great for use in the RV, where you don't want to waste water by filling a sink with dishwater. Much cheaper than buying the foaming version of Dawn. I didn't water it down quite as much as the marks on the bottle indicate to do. However, that ratio is really dependent on both your preferences and the soap used. For example, I have another bottle on order for another brand of soap I use (a liquid castile soap) that only requires a single droplet for hand washing. I figure I'll have to water it down more than the indicator marks show. Like another customer replied, I too use it for Dawn brand liquid dish soap. Works fine and is perfect for when I need to wash only a couple of dishes and also great for use in the RV, where you don't want to waste water by filling a sink with dishwater. Much cheaper than buying the foaming version of Dawn. I didn't water it down quite as much as the marks on the bottle indicate to do. However, that ratio is really dependent on both your preferences and the soap used. For example, I have another bottle on order for another brand of soap I use (a liquid castile soap) that only requires a... » Read More Like another customer replied, I too use it for Dawn brand liquid dish soap. Works fine and is perfect for when I need to wash only a couple of dishes and also great for use in the RV, where you don't want to waste water by filling a sink with dishwater. Much cheaper than buying the foaming version of Dawn. I didn't water it down quite as much as the marks on the bottle indicate to do. However, that ratio is really dependent on both your preferences and the soap used. For example, I have another bottle on order for another brand of soap I use (a liquid castile soap) that only requires a single droplet for hand washing. I figure I'll have to water it down more than the indicator marks show. « Show Less
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I only use liquid. I have no idea if it will dispense foam. But my daycare kids love it and they sing the song even when they are not washing their hands. I' be had the product for several months and I just recently changes the battery and we wash are hands all the time.
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I am sure it would be fine if you are using a cup to catch liquid. Go for it!I used a watery hand soap (it was foam soap intended to be used with it's pump). It worked fine but the watery liquid runs all over your hands & it's messy. **It did NOT leak from the unit itself**
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It's for regular liquid soap. I'm pretty sure it wouldn't work well for foaming soap.
159442
This cleaner is in a spray bottle, it does not foam on its own. It will foam if it is used as a refill for the foaming bottle. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008MTJPH0/ref=mp_s_a_1_13?qid=1409161523&sr;=8-13π=AC_SX110_SY165_QL70
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It is very easy to clean & disinfect; I use a glass cleaner product that foams up. I clean the plunger itself, almost the same way. I think lysol would work well also. I'm ordering another simple human plunger for our main bath at home, as the one we have there has decided to quit "rebounding" after only the occaisonal use; 6 months after purchase from Target. These simple human products are the best quality I've found- soap dispensers also!
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Hi Bob: I have always used antibacterial soap. However, I say yes to the hand sanitizer because it is much more efficient than the container being no the counter. Each are made of similar materials. I believe the lid is secured enough to minimize a lot of air accessing the liquid and thereby minimizing drying out. I have mine in a moist climate (CA); not sure your conditions. It might not work outside in Phoenix due to heat. Good luck.
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You should be able to use it for mouthwash as the mouthwash liquid is not as thick as the soap and should not have any problem on it pumping through its line.