Amazon[amazon.com] has 3-Pack 10-Oz Method Foaming Hand Soap (Lemon Mint) for $7.98 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $7.58. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+
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Amazon[amazon.com] has 3-Pack 10-Oz Method Foaming Hand Soap (Lemon Mint) for $7.98 - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $7.58. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+
Note: You may cancel Subscribe & Save any time after your order ships.
Bath and Body works foaming hand soaps set the gold standard. If you believe this to be true, then the "good price" point for them is $2.95/ea. That would be 3/$8.85. This is a grocery store brand. It would never sell for the inflated msrp, and is a meh deal at this price.
Bath and Body works foaming hand soaps set the gold standard. If you believe this to be true, then the "good price" point for them is $2.95/ea. That would be 3/$8.85. This is a grocery store brand. It would never sell for the inflated msrp, and is a meh deal at this price.
I bought several Bath and Body works foaming soaps when they were on sale. Their scents are way too strong. I couldn't stand them and 2 of my guests said that they couldn't get the smell off their hands for awhile making them feel a little sick. Same for me. I can't even give them away. Method brand, on the other hand, has very mild scents that doesn't overwhelm, imo.
Last edited by DallasGG February 19, 2024 at 01:47 PM.
I bought several Bath and Body works foaming soaps when they were on sale. Their scents are way too strong. I couldn't stand them and 2 of my guests said that they couldn't get the smell off their hands for awhile making them feel a little sick. Same for me. I can't even give them away. Method brand, on the other hand, has very mild scents that doesn't overwhelm, imo.
I can respect that. We are on the opposite end - been buying the Bath and Body Works soaps for years, and we and our guests prefer them.
All preference aside, these are run-of-the-mill soaps sold by Amazon, Walmart and target with a regular price of ~$2.99. The Amazon inflated MSRP is laughable. If someone were in the market for this flavor right now, it's $1 or $2 savings over regular retail.
I can respect that. We are on the opposite end - been buying the Bath and Body Works soaps for years, and we and our guests prefer them.
All preference aside, these are run-of-the-mill soaps sold by Amazon, Walmart and target with a regular price of ~$2.99. The Amazon inflated MSRP is laughable. If someone were in the market for this flavor right now, it's $1 or $2 savings over regular retail.
Yeah, you're right...some people like stronger scents. I never could take them and they sometimes give me a headache....just me I guess. Everyone has their own preferences. I like the scents from Bath and Body Works but for me they just linger way too long on my skin.
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Yeah, you're right...some people like stronger scents. I never could take them and they sometimes give me a headache....just me I guess. Everyone has their own preferences. I like the scents from Bath and Body Works but for me they just linger way too long on my skin.
I prefer stronger scents because I have almost no sense of smell. I'm lucky if I can barely smell the scent of my hand soap for even a moment, as I use it. I notice that I have an easier time smelling citrus mint and eucalyptus scents. Perhaps, they tend to be stronger than other scents.
So, I purchase based on scent (both if I like it and if I can even smell it at all) and if the particular soap dries out my skin.
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All preference aside, these are run-of-the-mill soaps sold by Amazon, Walmart and target with a regular price of ~$2.99. The Amazon inflated MSRP is laughable. If someone were in the market for this flavor right now, it's $1 or $2 savings over regular retail.
All preference aside, these are run-of-the-mill soaps sold by Amazon, Walmart and target with a regular price of ~$2.99. The Amazon inflated MSRP is laughable. If someone were in the market for this flavor right now, it's $1 or $2 savings over regular retail.
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So, I purchase based on scent (both if I like it and if I can even smell it at all) and if the particular soap dries out my skin.
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