I've found a new handsoap that is just as nice as the scented soaps Bath and Bodyworks and the like have to offer, but costs less and requires no trip to a specialty store. Dial White Tea & Vitamin E Pearls. Frankly, I have no idea what white tea is (I've heard of green tea.) And, I can care less about Vitamin E Pearls. But this soap smells really good without being overpowering. Plus, an 11 ounce bottle costs only $1.47 compared to pricier 8 oz. bottles of Bath and Bodyworks soaps. An added bonus- a simple, understated label design that looks nice on the counter. I know a lot of you out there like those Bath and Bodyworks liquid soaps. I know it because I've been in your bathrooms! I like them too. I can honestly say I like this Dial soap just as much. In addition, no more inward wincing from me when Ava or Nate use a humongous glob of soap of which half gets wasted down the drain before any attempt at hand rubbing commences.
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
New Soap
I've found a new handsoap that is just as nice as the scented soaps Bath and Bodyworks and the like have to offer, but costs less and requires no trip to a specialty store. Dial White Tea & Vitamin E Pearls. Frankly, I have no idea what white tea is (I've heard of green tea.) And, I can care less about Vitamin E Pearls. But this soap smells really good without being overpowering. Plus, an 11 ounce bottle costs only $1.47 compared to pricier 8 oz. bottles of Bath and Bodyworks soaps. An added bonus- a simple, understated label design that looks nice on the counter. I know a lot of you out there like those Bath and Bodyworks liquid soaps. I know it because I've been in your bathrooms! I like them too. I can honestly say I like this Dial soap just as much. In addition, no more inward wincing from me when Ava or Nate use a humongous glob of soap of which half gets wasted down the drain before any attempt at hand rubbing commences.
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That actually sounds like a great product. While I also don't know what White Tea is, it sounds great! I have a system, though, that I use for hand soap. I buy Softsoap (or the like) in bulk and use a reusable soap dispenser. I like this for two reasons: 1) I'm not that attached to certain hand soaps anyway and 2) I hardly ever have to buy hand soap and I'm all about convenience!
I buy in bulk like Rachel, but that does sound good! I used to only buy bath and body works soap, but I refuse to spend that much these days.
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