Can you use foam soaps in this unit, such as the Bath &amp; Body Works foam soap?
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I have tried to use foam soap in different dispensers and it only foams when dispensed from it's own container. There must be something about the pump that is different in the foaming containers that makes it foam up. When I tried to dispense the foaming soap from another dispenser I had purchased, it just came out as a runny liquid.
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The instructions specifically indicate that it is for liquid soap only...there is no pump inside to make foam. I love it -- use it in my kitchen and may buy another for my guest bathroom....so OCD about putting my hand on the pump (foam) in my bathroom after someone else...mostly family but still...
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Probably, since foaming soap is a liquid. However, it won't foam the liquid. Dave Chase
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On my face i use the soap by itself. On my body i use a body wash first then the soap. Either way you should be fine.But If you do use the soap by itself make sure to get a good moisturizer.
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I had this particular model, and it seemed defective because it would only sputter the soap, but the same company makes one with a different color head with rounder body which pumps smoothly. The BBW soap should work and if it doesn't, just dilute slightly. I had trouble with Dawn foaming soap that I put in the dispenser, but after diluting, it worked great. I have used BBW foaming soap often, and I think that their solution is slightly thinner than Dawn's, so you shouldn't have a problem. The company is very good with their customer service if you do have a problem.
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I've used Epsom salts & they work great. Be really easy on the soap or it'll overflow, but yes you can use soap.
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I am sure it would be fine if you are using a cup to catch liquid. Go for it!I used a watery hand soap (it was foam soap intended to be used with it's pump). It worked fine but the watery liquid runs all over your hands & it's messy. **It did NOT leak from the unit itself**
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But of course, Madam! Looky here: http://www.hometrainingtools.com/a/super-soap-bubble-solution
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Certainly not conditioner and shampoo/body wash would have to be free of beads/abrasives and diluted to dispense into a foam. All soaps for foam dispensers are quite diluted.
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It would not foam but i must say, i use a nice smelling body wash that can be diluted easily to use less. Most of those body washes, like so many other bottled soaps are very thick.
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Like the name says it's meant for foaming soap. Not sure if you can have it dispense traditional liquid soap.
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Yes, I use it in mine. I don't use very much. I had to experiment with the quantity of sal suds. I use a slightly more than half the amount of normal liquid laundry soap.
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Though I have not used with the specific soap you indicated, I cannot see there being a problem. I use with all dawn products and some are thicker than others. Love this gadget.
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I'm afraid I can't help. Mine works fine. Maybe the soap-to-water proportions aren't correct in your two which don't foam?
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Yes, you can. I ran out of foaming hand soap in the guest bathroom so re-filled it with No Rinse just until I got to the store for supplies. This is the only time I ever remember anyone asking me what soap I use (the dispenser is unlabeled). It works great and leaves your hands so soft you don't need lotion. Needless to say, I am still using it in the guest and master bathrooms. FYI - you don't need to dilute it. Love this stuff!
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I do not suggest for that purpose, the soap would become diluted as it is designed to work with water. It is great for hand soap and I love it, but I would not use it for dishwashing purposes.
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Use a mild soap and water, because the foam is too porous to use anything else. Any stronger chemical could set up in the foam, which may cause skin irritation or other long lasting effects.