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52-Oz Dial Antibacterial Foaming Hand Soap Refill (Spring Water) for $6.99 - $1 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - $0.35 (5%) when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
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Features: - Kills more than 99.99% of bacteria encountered in household settings
- This gentle pH balanced formula contains aloe vera and is dermatologist tested and cruelty free approved under the Leaping Bunny program.
- Free from: Sodium lauryl sulfate/Sodium laureth sulfate -Parabens -Phthalates -Silicones
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1. This has antibacterial properties which cannot be formulated using smaller concentrations.
2. I too use the DIY mix variety at times, but I recognize that this blend uses components that allow for better suspension and just cant be mimicked by using a homemade blend of water and liquid soap.
If antibacterial properties are you aim, then you get this product. If you dont care and just need to feel like your scrubbing something between your hands, then make the DIY type. I do sometimes.
But we can't act like the exact same product can be achieved using homemade tiktok instructions.
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1. This has antibacterial properties which cannot be formulated using smaller concentrations.
2. I too use the DIY mix variety at times, but I recognize that this blend uses components that allow for better suspension and just cant be mimicked by using a homemade blend of water and liquid soap.
If antibacterial properties are you aim, then you get this product. If you dont care and just need to feel like your scrubbing something between your hands, then make the DIY type. I do sometimes.
But we can't act like the exact same product can be achieved using homemade tiktok instructions.
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1. This has antibacterial properties which cannot be formulated using smaller concentrations.
2. I too use the DIY mix variety at times, but I recognize that this blend uses components that allow for better suspension and just cant be mimicked by using a homemade blend of water and liquid soap.
If antibacterial properties are you aim, then you get this product. If you dont care and just need to feel like your scrubbing something between your hands, then make the DIY type. I do sometimes.
But we can't act like the exact same product can be achieved using homemade tiktok instructions.
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https://www.fda.gov/news-events/p...rial-soaps
But FDA deferred rulemaking for one year on three additional ingredients used in consumer wash products – benzalkonium chloride, benzethonium chloride and chloroxylenol (PCMX).
This product in OP contains benzalkonium chloride as the antibacteria agent.
So, in short, the effect of benzalkonium chloride still remains unknown (as far as I found), and I would not believe this product is better than mixture of normal liquid soap and water.
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