Dial Antibacterial Defense Foaming Hand Soap + Aloe, Spring Water Scent, 52 Fl Oz Hand Soap Refill, Dermatologist-Tested, Gentle on Skin

The Dial Antibacterial Foaming Hand Soap is a reliable and affordable option for daily handwashing. It creates a rich foam that cleans well and leaves hands feeling fresh and free of residue. The scent is light and clean, and it does a good job of keeping hands feeling hygienic after repeated use throughout the day. The foam pump is convenient and helps reduce waste since a small amount goes a long way.

Some of these 1 star people. Jeez. At first I was wondering why it was so watery. But after a comparison with the other Dial refill bottle. I noticed the top of the bottle says foam soap. Foam soaps are watery; and require a specialized dispenser. For those that were expecting a thicker slippery soap, clearly you bought the wrong item. At least I admit I bought the wrong item; and adapted by buying a foam soap dispenser. This is a great product as well.

As a parent, we go through a lot of hand soap, especially in the kitchen and main bathroom. I needed an option that had a great value for money for this high-volume use. This Dial refill is the perfect solution. I use it to refill the elegant Mrs. Meyer's glass dispenser (B0C2W5P5FZ). The effectiveness is fantastic—it cleans hands well and has a good, rich foaminess without feeling watery. It's just a solid, high-quality soap. The two best things are the value and the scent. First, the value for money is unbeatable. I had calculated the designer concentrates (like B0BTTVJQFN) to be around $0.46 per ounce. This Dial refill, by comparison, is only about $0.15 per ounce—more than 3 times cheaper. Second, the scent is exactly what I wanted for daily use. It's just pleasant and fresh, not an overpowering perfume. We now use this in high-traffic areas and save the "fancy" (and very strong-smelling) Mrs. Meyer's soap for the guest bathroom. The bottle also notes it's "antibacterial." While this is true (it has an active ingredient to kill germs), it's worth remembering that all soap is incredibly effective. In simple terms, soap molecules are two-sided: one side loves water, and the other side loves fats. When you wash, the fat-loving side of the soap grabs onto germs and viruses (which are often protected by a fatty layer) and literally pulls their membranes apart, destroying them. Then, the water-loving side latches onto your rinse water and washes all those destroyed germs away. Bottom Line: This is our new go-to refill. It's economical, the soap content is high-quality, and it has a pleasant, non-intrusive scent. I will be repurchasing this routinely.

Works great and smells good. Doesn't dry out my hands. I love that it's antibacterial. I kept buying foaming hand soaps not knowing that I could buy refills. Now that I buy these refills, instead of buying new foaming hand soaps; I can refill my current containers. This saves me money.

It is has a light fragrance. This works on the Dial pumps and it is a foaming soap. It is a good soap for sensitive skin. It is a good value rather than purchasing the pump bottles when the soap runs out.

Works well, not as thick foam as method

This Dial Antibacterial Defense Foaming Hand Soap is excellent. It works great, has a nice clean scent, and is perfect for refilling smaller dispensers. The foam is consistent and feels high quality. Honestly, one of the best foaming soaps out there, definitely my go-to!

My hands are clean! Where do I even begin? For years, I was a liquid-soap purist. A hardliner. A man who believed that if your soap didn't come out in a slimy, viscous blob, it wasn't serious about cleanliness. My home was a shrine to the gel-pumper, a monument to the mundane. I looked down on foaming soap users. "Who are these people?" I'd scoff. "Are they so lazy they can't even lather their own soap?" But then, I found myself in a restroom at an artisanal pickle-and-charcuterie market—the kind of place where everything is a shade of reclaimed wood and everyone has a tiny, well-groomed dog. The soap dispenser, a sleek, matte-black obelisk, beckoned. I hesitated. I had a liquid soap in my bag for emergencies, but the dog was judging me. So I pressed the button. A cloud. A glorious, ethereal cloud of soap emerged. It wasn't a blob. It was a handful of bubbly joy, a fluffy cumulus of cleansing power. I rubbed my hands together, and it felt less like washing and more like a gentle, citrus-scented hug from a tiny, benevolent foam monster. My hands were clean. And not just "clean," but a new, Platonic ideal of clean. They were so clean, I was afraid to touch anything for fear of contaminating their pristine, foamy perfection. The transformation was immediate and total. I went home and, with a heavy heart, ceremoniously retired my old liquid soap. I told it that its service was appreciated but that its time had passed. It was a sad, but necessary, breakup. Now my bathroom is a foam-only zone. My family has been converted. My children, who once viewed hand-washing as a form of cruel and unusual punishment, now line up to make "soap sculptures". We've even started calling it "the hand-foamening." But the best part? It has unlocked a new level of self-confidence. I no longer worry about dirty hands. I see a doorknob, and I don't flinch. I see a public elevator button, and I press it with the righteous abandon of a man who knows his hands will be a hygienic paradise in minutes. This soap hasn't just cleaned my hands; it has cleaned my soul. And if you’re still a skeptic, I understand. I was you once. But there is a better, fluffier way. Join us. Join the hand-foaming. You have nothing to lose but your grimy, gel-soaked past.

light smell , great for dry hands :)

Es bueno que el olor sea minimo; no se queda adeherido al lavabo, y sobre todo es antibacterial.

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Nice smell and works perfectly with my automatic foam soap dispenser

The ingredient used is same as Sg govt free hand sanitizer. And it smells very very nice.