I thought it was a great site, but have not tried anything yet. I am still gathering ingredients.
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Keebler
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- The added sent in that first link (as kgg) points out makes it not very helpful for most.
I find many bar soaps cause black mold to grow in my drain. The milky ones seems worse. Clearer ones seem better but I kept dropping those.
This liquid one is very good. I've used it as hand, shower gel and shampoo. No scent at all. Very good soap and also gentle, thicker than most liquid castile soaps:
I'm addicted to this! I don't want to use anything else!!
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Let us know what you get. I am in the process of trying to find a hand soap that works out too.
I ordered a different one this time from vitacost and it did not last as long as the one I ordered previously.
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I haven't tried this but saw this family on TV.
9 But he said to me, �My grace is sufficient for you, for my power is made perfect in weakness.� Therefore I will boast all the more gladly about my weaknesses, so that Christ�s power may rest on me. Posts: 1445 | From Poconos, PA | Registered: Jul 2004
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The one Keeb posted looks good but too expensive since I need two of them.
I may look at my health food store to check things out. See what I find.
Pocono.. those look great, but I hate bar soaps. Big pain.
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I was just reading one of the links on your soap nuts thread.
It looks like you can boil the nuts and use the liquid as a hand soap.
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Well, if I did that I would just buy their liquid soap. But I think you have to buy a gallon or so at a time.
I'll go look again. My friend is bringing me more soap nuts on Thursday. Woohoooo!! I buy them from her at cost.
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- When considering cost, compare the thickness of the liquid soaps and the pump. Can you pump just a tiny bit or does the pump require a full amount to be dispensed. -
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What about Dermasil moisturizing handsoap? You can get it at the dollar tree store...it's the only soap that doesn't irritate my hands..especially during winter!
It does have a very light cherry almond scent.
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