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expiredBBQchicken | Staff posted Jan 01, 2025 10:14 PM
52-Oz Dial Antibacterial Foaming Hand Soap Refill (Spring Water)
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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.
1. antibacterial is useless.
2. change your liquid soap type. I found that different soaps work better mixed together. now the type of soap i found (more liquid and less of a goo) mimicks this overpriced foaming refill at 1/5th of this "sale" price
this is the same product but more expensive
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.
For about $1 per refill, I'll just buy the real thing. I have made it myself before but it's usually a pain to get perfect. The price difference isn't worth it for me.
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This is on the fda website itself:
"The final rule doesn't apply to benzalkonium chloride, benzethonium chloride and chloroxylenol."
https://www.fda.gov/consumers/con...-and-water
People were marketing all sorts of ingredients as antibacterial before but this one does qualify per the fda as antibacterial.
Also regular soaps "wash off bacteria" while antibacterial soap kills it— "You should google it" so yes antibacterial soap does a better job at killing bacteria than regular soaps.
Dials website says within 30 seconds with Benzalkonium chloride.
Hospitals have been using dial antibacterial soap from for a very long time. Of course probably a stronger formula than the consumer ones.
https://www.dialsoap.co
"What makes a hand soap "Antibacterial"?
Soaps that are formulated to contain an approved antibacterial ingredient can be marketed as an antibacterial hand soap. Dial® antibacterial hand soaps are formulated with the bacteria killing ingredient called Benzalkonium chloride. This antibacterial ingredient has been used for over 50 years in many types of antibacterial products. They are chemically known as Quaternary Ammonium Chlorides (Quats). The active ingredient can kill a broad spectru"
For about $1 per refill, I'll just buy the real thing. I have made it myself before but it's usually a pain to get perfect. The price difference isn't worth it for me.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/1129891038
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