Tirtyl Skipper Foaming Hand Soap Tablet Refills - 12 Pack - 4oz fl total (12x 0.4 fl oz) - Rebranded - Compostable Packaging - Unscented

I am very happy with these Tirtyl or Skipper foaming hand soap tablets. I have purchased these several times, and they all seem to be doing a good job of cleaning our hands. The last for many hand washings so I feel they are a good value for the money. I always pick the same scent as it just smells good to me, but they do have quite a few scents to choose from. This is a great system and product and I highly recommend it.

These foaming hand soap tablets smell great and are so much easier to use than buying multiple bottles of soap and then having to throw away so many empty bottles. You just add water to your empty bottle and drop in a tablet. The tablet dissolves quickly and makes a thick foaming lather that works well.

I use foaming soap because I feel it doens't drip from the dispenser like liquid and is easier to meter out the amount you need. I used to use the scented foaming soaps from the big retailer, Bath and Body, and I have to say their fragrances linger after you use them , which to me is pleasant. With the price of those soaps going up so much during the pandemic I started looking for alternatives that were more budget friendly and came across this product. I tried the lemon and kaffir variety for my kitchen since the citrus scent has always come across as clean without too much of a perfume scent. The Tirtyl does foam well and has a nice cleaning action, feeling very smooth and softening in the hand. During the time that it takes for the tablet to dissolve it released nice lemon aromas and I was eager to try it washing, but I have to say I'm not thrilled with it's scent on the hands. It has more of a soap scent, with little to no citrus smell. That's not bad, but not what I had hoped for. I haven't tried the other varieties and maybe they are more scented, but I won't be ordering this scent again.

I rarely write reviews, but this company and their product deserve a hygienic high-five. I first bought these tablets in coconut vanilla to refill my JR Watkins coconut foaming hand soap bottles (also purchased on Amazon) but just put the variety pack in my cart to try out all their scents. These soap tablets hit all the marks for me: they have a high-end natural scent that strikes the perfect balance of noticeably present but not overpowering; they dissolve fully with no manual effort; they produce a rich lather that leaves hands feeling moisturized; they’re fairly priced; and the packaging is compostable and as minimal as possible. Don’t stress when the tablets don’t immediately disappear in the water. If you use warmer water and agitate, you can get them down to a small sliver in a matter of 1 or 2 minutes, but they fully dissolve with zero help in less than 20 minutes if you just dump, fill, and walk away, my fellow control freaks. I have super dry hands and wash my hands all. the. time. and appreciate that this soap doesn’t dry them out but still leaves them feeling clean. I’m also kind of a hand soap/lotion addict and have bought pretty much every expensive brand out there, and tirtyl tabs rank up there with some of my favorite brands in both scent and feel. I prefer scents that smell like real things in the natural world vs synthetic, artificial/unidentifiable quasi-scents. (“Ocean breeze”? “Sport”? What even is that anyway?) I love the way essential oils smell, for example, though I personally stop short of using them medicinally bc science, logic, and a natural tendency toward skepticism. Anyway, try these soaps and make up your own mind. I mean for less than $2 a bottle, what else would you do? Softsoap? 🤨

I'm trying to use less plastic and feel guilty when I buy the big jugs of soap. These are definitely more expensive, but they're cheaper than some of the other brands like blueland. I've tried cheaper soap tablets but they ruined my pumps. These dissolve completely and don't separate in the container. I do find that they don't quite make 10 oz, I aim for between 6-8 oz per tablet to get a nice foamy soap. It doesn't dry out our hands and has a pleasant smell that doesn't linger.

I recently purchased the Tirtyl Foaming Hand Soap Tablet Refills, hoping to find an efficient and versatile hand soap solution. While it did its job of cleaning my hands adequately, I must say that it fell short in a few key areas. Firstly, let's talk about its cleaning capabilities. The soap effectively removed dirt and grime from my hands, leaving them feeling clean and refreshed. It lathered well and had a pleasant scent, which was a nice touch. So in terms of basic hand hygiene, it does the job just fine. However, where it failed to impress was in its ability to tackle stubborn substances like oil or even Vicks. Despite vigorous scrubbing, the soap struggled to completely remove these substances from my hands. It left behind a residue that required additional effort or the use of an alternative cleaning agent. Another aspect that left me wanting more was the soap's moisturizing properties. While it didn't dry out my skin excessively, it didn't provide any noticeable softening effect either. If you're looking for a soap that nourishes and moisturizes your hands, this might not be the best choice. Furthermore, the tablet refills claim to offer versatility, but I found them lacking in that regard. The soap was primarily effective for regular handwashing, but it didn't excel in tackling tougher cleaning tasks. If you're seeking a soap that can handle a wide range of substances, you may need to explore other options. On a positive note, the refill tablets were convenient to use, and the packaging ensured easy storage and minimal waste. The 4-pack size was also practical, providing an ample supply of soap for an extended period. In summary, the Tirtyl Foaming Hand Soap Tablet Refills perform adequately as a basic hand cleanser. They effectively clean dirt and have a pleasant scent. However, they fall short when it comes to removing stubborn substances and providing noticeable moisturization. If you're looking for a versatile soap with enhanced cleaning properties and skin-softening effects, you may want to consider alternative options. While it wasn't exceptional, I would rate it an average three stars for its average performance.

Wasn't sure about using these types of soap -- but with the refillable glass bottle (with pump designed for foaming soap) -- these are perfect! They do the trick- take up less space under my sink (great in terms of storage!); I'm not left recycling plastic (no more throwing soap bottles in the landfill!); easy to refill (each tablet dissolves as a concentrate - no more spilling liquid soap as I'm pouring/transferring it into the dispenser). I'm a dedicated user of these soaps - for cost, space, ease of use, and environmental plusses!

Edit: I used a foam soap dispenser I already had and it ended up clogging. I thought it was just my dispenser. So I moved on and put it in a different one. I thought no big deal. Sometimes it stops working (it was an older one). Then it clogged that one too. Tried to clean it out and fix it. It wouldn’t work. So I got a brand new one and doesn’t work in that one either! If you look closely, when it dissolves, it leaves little soft pieces floating around. I followed directions exactly and even tried hotter water anyway even though it says not hot but it won’t dissolve! I’ve tried a lot of things. I don’t even know if ordering their own dispenser will work much differently because the way a foaming dispenser is set up, I feel it will eventually clog too. I’m fed up and getting rid of the rest of the soaps and not wasting $ on their own dispenser. We just use foaming soap and I am used to dial or B&BW. I do like a strong scent. These do not have any strong or lingering smell. Once you add it to the water it’s pretty light. The soap doesn’t come out thick either; it feels light. Like I’m not washing with anything. It’s a good price for foaming soap, and zero waste at that. Not sure if I will keep buying, maybe just not for me! I like the price though, which is why I bought in the first place. All the other reviews seem to rave about this company.

great on your hands good for travelling

aya por delante que el jabón está muy bien, bueno para lo que es, uso en un espumador de jabón. Entonces ¿Porqué le pongo sólo 3 estrellas? Leí las críticas negativas y al empezar a usarlo comprendí el porqué de muchas. El depatamento de marketing de la empresa no ha sido capaz de poner en ninguna parte, cual es la dilución necesaria para disolver la pastilla. Hay que decir qué cantidad de agua es necesaria para cada pastilla. Luego se puede decir que hay una pequeña variación según la calidad del agua empleada, pero en general hay que decir qué cantidad de agua hay que poner para diluir la pastilla. Si pones demasiada, efectivamente no saca la espuma suficiente para considerarla espuma y el aroma queda demasiado diluido. En resumen, producto bueno si aciertas con la cantidad de agua que necesita.

These foaming soap tablets are excellent value for money. 6 in the pack - don’t be put off by the low price, they really are excellent quality. Easy to use, all that’s needed is your existing foaming soap bottle and some water. The scent is subtle and doesn’t smell ‘chemically’ and the foam isn’t too soapy and it doesn’t leave residue on your hands. It’s possibly a bit thinner texture to the original soap I had (possibly because my bottle is bigger?) but it’s very effective and my hands feel clean afterwards. I’d definitely recommend this product.

The tablet was a bit big for my dispenser so I have to force it in. Dissolves quickly in warm water and produces a gentle foam for hand washing.

We use it as hand soap in the bathroom and kitchen. It lasts relatively long and it is great that has little environmental impact.