can I pour this directly on my hand and them wash a persons foot. Will it create a lather, maybe with a little water?
594629
The product needs to be added to water before using! There is not so much lather but the product works. There is a mild fragrance.
594630
I have been using this for years; my favorite way to use this is to pour some into an empty hand soap container (the foaming kind like Dial) and pump it as you need it....very convenient this way or pour some into a bowl and add water : ) Such a clean and wonderful product : )
594631
This is a concentrate. A small amount should be put in a basin with water. Any body part may be washed and dried. No rinsing is necessary
594632
You can. I pour it in a basin and it lathers nicely. Wash the patient without having to rinse. It has a nice scent as well. I am very pleased with this product
594633
This is designed to mix with water. One ounce of body bath to 32 oz. of water for a satisfying sponge bath. I would not recommend using it directly on the skin. Yes, it lathers somewhat. It certainly cleanses and smells fresh and pleasant.
1331364
I am sure that it would work better, not to mention it would be safer. your foot is slick (slippery) after putting the cream. The cream should have time to soak in, if you add water from the shower, the cream won't have time to work it's way in, as well as water on the shower floor will make for very slippery feet.
886427
I do not believe I would try that. I see that it does say you can boil it and use it for personal cleansing but I think I would actually buy the actual shampoo that contains soap nut liquid.
304254
It does lather a little...not like soap though. I and my daughter have very sensitive skin and it leaves our skin feeling soft and hydrated. Our skin is never left feeling "squeaky" clean or dry with this cleanser.
644707
Yes! This was the only foot spa I found that does allow for bath salts. I purchased Earth Therapeutics Tea Tree Oil Foot Soak which was recommended by Amazon and it works great and smells great. I rinse it well when done. Just be careful filling it because they put a hole in the back so it is easier to empty when done, but it does leak a little while using it. I just put a couple of towels down first. I tried another brand and this one is great.
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No. It is a great moisturizer but you use very little. Rub between your hands until warm, don't use too much, like an 8th of a teaspoon, otherwise too much. Experiment, but put it on very wet hair, best immediately after washing. Then squeeze hair with coated hands. Great on feet!!! Apply when wet, just experiment.
1538155
I wouldn't recommend abrasive liquid hand cleaner simply because the actual spout for the soap is very small and looks like it would get clogged easily.
1058407
I see no reason that you cannot....I do it frequently, as I use the Foot Spa at my hypnotherapy practice in conjunction with other services I offer! :-) I just use a small amount of bleach, to a full spa, turn the heat and jets on high and let it cycle for about 10 - 15 minutes, drain and then rinse with cool water. No problems so far and I really do not expect any!
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Yes, you can. I ran out of foaming hand soap in the guest bathroom so re-filled it with No Rinse just until I got to the store for supplies. This is the only time I ever remember anyone asking me what soap I use (the dispenser is unlabeled). It works great and leaves your hands so soft you don't need lotion. Needless to say, I am still using it in the guest and master bathrooms. FYI - you don't need to dilute it. Love this stuff!
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The soap that I buy comes in a large block. I cut it into smaller bars, and wet it just like regular soap. It makes a nice lather but you have to be careful not to let this soap float in water because of its delicate nature. It tends to melt quickly if you leave it in water. I have used the liquid version and I only use about 2 caps worth to make a nice foamy bath. Hope this helps. Good luck...SKW
1565485
How hard is your water? Does it soap up quickly or does it take a lot of soap to make a lather. If it takes a lot of soap to make a lather then you need a full cup of Calgon. If you are using powdered detergent, I would also use powdered Calgon (it dissolves quickly). Be sure to use hot water on this kind of load - you get really amazing results!
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No. It is a great moisturizer but you use very little. Rub between your hands until warm, don't use too much, like an 8th of a teaspoon, otherwise too much. Experiment, but put it on very wet hair, best immediately after washing. Then squeeze hair with coated hands.Great on feet!!! Apply when wet, just experiment.
1791146
Easiest thing to do. Just take some liquid soap on a soft cloth, rub n rinse with your hands. Voila !!
2064923
I am sure that you can pour this into a foot bath if the water is hot. Lanolin is an oil from sheep's wool and is best used in the pure form. I would suggest that you rub it on your feet 'after' the bath.
699503
You could. It would take a tiny dab and you would want to rub it in well. Lanolin can feel a bit thick and sticky. I use it on my dry feet all the time. Others use it for their chapped hands with great result.
1305981
Aside from the tremendous amount of work it would take to hand lather, and the waste you would go through to do so, you would also get a terrible shave from just smearing soap on your face. You need a brush to build the lather, as well as work it into your face. The bristles help to work the soap under your hair and exfoliate your skin.
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You might need to add more water. If there is too much soap and not enough water then it tends to dry up fairly quickly. You need an even balance of both soap and water to build up a lather that isn't to dry yet isn't too wet.