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Re: Question about foaming soap container

Yes, you can buy refills for the foaming hand soap containers. You just have to read all the refill bottles and pick the correct one. 

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Re: Question about foaming soap container

I buy my foaming soap/refills from the Vermont Soap Company. (They used to sell on QVC, but they got lost in the shuffle.)

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Re: Question about foaming soap container

What is so great about foaming soap?

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Re: Question about foaming soap container

The soap is already lathered when you use it.  Sort of like a lightweight mousse.   I can still smell the Tiramisu scent.  Heavenly Heart

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Re: Question about foaming soap container

Hi @geegerbee,

 

When I was using foamers more regularly, I would use thinner/more liquid shower gels or thinner bubble baths in them for the liquid soap portion, and those seemed to work the best for me. I seemed to have the best luck with them.

 

Anything that was more "gel-like/creamier" tended to clog up the foamers, and they would wear out faster, even if I tried to use less of it or use it sparingly, like if it was a favorite scent and I wanted to use it in a foamer. It just wouldn't work out that well. 

 

This would happen with a very large empty foamer that you could buy, that was made to be used with different soaps.

 

I wasn't re-using one that had already contained a retail product, so I don't know if that would be any different regarding  size, mechanism, and so on. Smiley Happy

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Re: Question about foaming soap container


@Toppers wrote:

Hi @geegerbee,

 

When I was using foamers more regularly, I would use thinner/more liquid shower gels or thinner bubble baths in them for the liquid soap portion, and those seemed to work the best for me. I seemed to have the best luck with them.

 

Anything that was more "gel-like/creamier" tended to clog up the foamers, and they would wear out faster, even if I tried to use less of it or use it sparingly, like if it was a favorite scent and I wanted to use it in a foamer. It just wouldn't work out that well. 

 

This would happen with a very large empty foamer that you could buy, that was made to be used with different soaps.

 

I wasn't re-using one that had already contained a retail product, so I don't know if that would be any different regarding  size, mechanism, and so on. Smiley Happy


Very good idea @Toppers!

Smiley Happy

 

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Re: Question about foaming soap container

If you want  a fragrance to the foaming soap do I need to use scented soap or uncented and add fragrance...and would that be an oil for the fragrance?