Dial Antibacterial Liquid Hand Soap, Gold, 9.375 Ounce (Count of 4)

I only bought it because I was going to have surgery and the doctors recommended that I use only this soap. I was concerned that I would become dehydrated. In Kansas, it's February, and I always use moisturizing soap and lotion/homemade lotions containing essential oils. When you wash it off in the shower, your skin feels oily and moisturized. br>I used this soap as a hand soap, body wash, and face soap for almost a week prior to surgery, and it's fantastic! My skin was not dry after using it without lotions, and it helped clear up the acne on my face. br>I like that you get four bottles for the price, and the scent isn't too strong. It has a fantastic moisturizing effect. It washes off and feels like an oil-based moisturizer, as I previously stated.

Tiana McCoy

| Jul 21, 2021

Before you wash it, it looks like this and slides off. I'm not sure if something changed in the manufacturing process or if this product has been sitting in a warehouse for a long time, but the texture is a little thick and slides right off your hands after pumping it out. I've bought this a few times, and I've never had any problems with the liquid version of this soap until about a year ago. But lately, instead of being able to lather up enough soap to wash my hands, I seem to end up with more globs or this soap falling onto the sink. Hopefully, this is just a blip on the radar and will be resolved soon. As it stands now, I'm wasting more water trying to lather up the soap than I'm getting out of it. But once I've gotten it to stay and lather, it's fantastic!.

Aniya Ford

| Sep 18, 2021

" Before making a purchase, read a lot of Amazon reviews. The possibility of "leaking" is the greatest source of concern. My package arrived in perfect condition from the United States, thanks to careful packing. Although the pump is smaller than the "dettol" I used recently, it continues to serve our family well. br>It's moist enough in here for the winter, though I suppose some aloe soap would be better; we didn't feel "dry" after using it. br>As for the scent, it reminds me of old-fashioned soap, which I remember from my childhood. Although it does not have an elegant odor, everyone knows you did wash your hands with soap.

Emmitt Arias

| Oct 09, 2021

I have a chronic autoimmune disease, so I wash my hands frequently, and I've always kept Dial in every pump soap dispenser in my house because I know it's a true antibacterial soap. People are buying Corona 19 like crazy now, hoarding it in stores, thanks to the Corona 19 virus. My husband looked for it and discovered a few refill bottles, but I had a refill bottle in my home before the virus, as I always did. I was fortunate enough to find it on Amazon in both refills and separate bottles because, following a major surgical procedure several years ago, I now have to wash with an antibacterial soap before and after doing anything related to my procedure. I only use Dial antibacterial soap, and I use it in the shower as well. My skin is extremely sensitive. I'm a woman who uses it all over her body in the shower and have never had an issue with any of the scents in the regular gold liquid. I had to buy Dial gold antibacterial soap in the bar because I was afraid I would run out, so it's a good thing to have on hand just in case. I suppose I can't say if it's really moisturizing because I wash my hands so often and have dry skin to begin with, but I don't think anything would make them dry washing as often as I do, especially now. If I don't want to put the dishes in the dishwasher, I keep it in my kitchen dispenser. It's the only antibacterial soap I can rely on and enjoy. The best liquid antibacterial gold soap is Dial!.

Jase Deleon

| Jun 06, 2021

FIRST AND FOREMOST, I purchased this Dial antibacterial hand soap in order to protect my family during this critical time. It was a lucky break for me because it was sold out everywhere else. I've had a lot of experience with the Dial brand. I bought it primarily because of the brand and the 99 percent guarantee. There are 99 bacteria in total. I discovered that one pump is insufficient and that two pumps are usually required. Also, I'm not a big fan of the smell, but I can live with it. It also hydrates the body.

Madeline LORD

| Jun 10, 2021

I'm not a doctor and I'm not giving medical advice, but my alternative health practitioner recommended this to me. When it comes to antibacterial soap, Dial is the best option. Even with the sale price, the price was a little high, but it was still cheaper than the grocery stores. This is something I strongly suggest to parents who are concerned about their children's health.

Hassan BARLOW

| Feb 18, 2021

However, using the "pump" device is extremely difficult. I have to pick it all up and squeeze the soap into my hands this way. And it's a pain if you have to wash your hands 20 times per day.

Brynleigh Vogel

| Sep 29, 2021

My family has relied heavily on this product. Our lives were forever changed when our son was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia the day before Thanksgiving in 2019. This soap gives us the peace of mind that we're neutralizing potentially harmful germs that could make our Boy sick during chemotherapy, when his immune system is already compromised. We are grateful to both Dial as a brand and Amazon as a consumer platform because this product provides excellent value for money.

Jayda Maloney

| Jul 30, 2021