Foaming Hand Soap Tablet Refills - 12 Pack - 96 fl oz Total (12x 8 fl oz) - Compostable Packaging - Variety Fragrance Pack - Plastic-Free - Moisturizing

I bought these because I feel guilty throwing away the plastic soap dispensers every time I run out of soap. It takes about 30 minutes to "make" the soap- fill your soap dispenser with warm water, drop in tablet, let stand for 30 minutes (or until dissolved), then screw on the top, shake and you're done! It's very similar to Bath and Body Works soap, except the scent is much lighter (not a negative in my book), and you have to shake the dispenser occasionally to get the really foamy soap (not a big deal). My hands might be slightly drier with this brand, but not by much, if any. It lasts as long as the BBW soap and is significantly less expensive, and without all the waste. I will definitely buy these in the future.

This was our first attempt to transition away from single use soaps and we've been happy with the results. The tablets do take a little bit of time to dissolve (maybe I missed something about using hot water?) but they do eventually dissolve completely and stay dissolved. The scent and color is nice and that foaming action is good as well. The price point is more competitive than some of the others on the market so we'll probably stay with this brand going forward. Overall I'd say once they're dissolved I notice no negatives vs. a single use soap.

I am dedicated to reducing waste and love that I'm not purchasing nearly as many liquid hand soap refills as I used to now that I have these. It's pretty easy to just refill a foaming hand soap dispenser with warm water from the tap and throw a tablet in there. It dissolves within a half hour and creates decent foaming soap. It is less concentrated than previous foaming soaps I've used so I need to use 2-3 pumps to feel as though I've fully washed my hands. The scents are okay- they only linger briefly so even the ones I'm not a huge fan of are fine since I only smell it initially. Overall, I'm pleased with these.

I love this soap. It is gentle but cleans well and all of the scents are lovely and soft. I like that I am not throwing away so much plastic. I use a reusable glass pump. Have purchased more than once.

Once in a while, you come across a product so amazing, that you wonder, "Where has this been all my life, and why isn't everyone using this already?" Hand soap tablets are literally life changing. I never run out of soap now, the refills take up no space, and I save so much money! It's incredible. The product itself us everything I'm looking for in soap. I'm a compulsive hand washer, and my hands get painfully dry so easily. I am EXTREMELY picky about hand soap, and this never leaves my skin dry at all! The Tangerine & Rose scent is my favorite. It smells so heavenly that I literally dreamed I was using it as perfume. Haha! So happy I found this stuff!

Absolutely love the idea of having pellet soap. Don't take up much space, environmentally friendly. Shelf stable...what's not to love? Well.... The problem with this product is that it doesn't have enough surfactant to actually do the job. I diluted as per package directions. Put it in warm water and waited the 30 minutes for it to dissolve. Great. First pump....smells nice....great....does not lather adequately. Read the directions: turns out requires two pumps. Ok....strange. Two pumps still does not product a lather that feels like it's doing the job. I put a bottle in my kitchen and if my hands are at all oily, I generally have to wash them 3-5 times to get rid of the greasy feeling. That is the direct result of not having enough surfactant. Not enough surfactant means that you have to use more of the product. Which means no saving. Do yourself a favor, buy a good quality gel hand soap and dilute it to make foaming soap. I bought Method instead. One pump gets me what takes 5-6 pumps with this stuff.

I was a little skeptical about trying these. Now I'm sold. They take a while to dissolve but I handle by putting in the water overnite and boom it's ready go the next morning. It produces good foam with the dispenser I use and has a pleasant scent. So I can see no reason to continue to buy the commercial water based products.

I was really hopeful that these would be great but instead they were extremely disappointing. The fragrance is almost nonexistent. And I’m very sensitive to fragrance so don’t get anything strong or else I’ll get headaches. But I still like my hands to smell like I washed them. With this there is so little smell you have to put your hands right up to your nose and even then what I’m barely smelling could just be the leftover fragrance of my prior soap because it definitely doesn’t smell like lemon. I’m also not sure if there’s really any soap despite the tablet fizzing and appearing to dissolve something into the water. The amount of automatic suds created is less dense then with other soaps and reminds me more of when I try to fill a soap bottle with some water just to get the last of a little bit of soap left. When washing with it it doesn’t create any additional suds like it should which is also like when I’ve diluted already diluted soap just to get the last of it out of the bottle. I’m considering trying a second tablet to see if using multiples helps but at that point it’s essentially twice as much per bottle of soap. I’m hoping to get at least some use out of them though.

Un moment pour s'habituer. Bon concept.

Leider nicht so gut. Die Seife ist wie Wasser und schäumt nicht.

This was originally a gift and we like it very much and therefore we have just ordered a 12 pack of assorted soaps.

Un po’ deludenti … schiuma poca e profumo pochissimo … pelle secca

Was looking for concentrated handwash that could be used with any dispenser and can confirm that this works. Smells nice without being overpowering, doesn't take up much space, and reduces plastic waste - and apparently they collect ocean waste per sale but I have not looked into these claims. On the flipside, it's not as cost effective as buying a 500 ml bottle of handwash from the local supermarket for £1. You add 250 ml water per tablet, which is half the amount of regular handwash. Yes, you could add more water but then the handwash gets weaker and less effective. For the best clean, you also need to use two pumps, again reducing how long it will last. So more expensive than regular handwash but it is a more affordable option when compared to similar tablet products. Personally the pros outweigh the cons for me and I'll stick with it but I could easily see how it might be too expensive for some. I think it would be an easier sell if one tablet filled a 500 ml bottle, which is the typical size of handwash bottles.