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Ok so I am going to try Dr. B's in a foaming hand dispenser but I am unsure of how much Dr. B's to water ratio? Any info would be appreciated!

Thanks!
post #2 of 9
I reused a foam soap dispenser from the store, about 4 inches tall. It worked. I would just experiment. It should be mostly water though.

ETA: guess my original post didn't make much sense...lol I think I was tired that day.
That was supposed to say that I use a squirt of Dr. B's (2-3 TB), the rest water. Sorry.
post #3 of 9
I use a couple of old dial foamy soap dispensers and I put about an inch of Bronners and the rest water. I totally just eyeball it. Occasionally I'll get too much and and it gets a little clogged up, but that's really the worst that's ever happened.

HTH!
post #4 of 9
Tiny squirt Dr. B's, the rest water. Be careful not to fill to the top, leave enough room for the neck of the dispenser.
post #5 of 9
I've been experimenting, but I think it's about 8oz water to about a tablespoon of Dr. B's. I can tell when I didn't add enough - it feels like I'm washing my hands with water, and the foam just disappears quickly. When I do add enough, the lather spreads well, and my hands feel very moistened. I'm so glad I made the switch - I haven't needed to moisturize my hands since then, and my excema has gotten so much better!
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This is great info ... is it gentle on the hands? Which Dr. B do you use -- the plain, unscented one? Any OK?
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This is great info ... is it gentle on the hands? Which Dr. B do you use -- the plain, unscented one? Any OK?
We use the baby mild for the whole family - LOVE IT!
post #8 of 9
I'm glad to find this thread! One of my Dial foaming dispensers is about to run out & I had planned to refill it with Dr. Bronners. I thought that it should be a somewhat watery solution in order to work, but didn't know the proportions.
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This is great info ... is it gentle on the hands? Which Dr. B do you use -- the plain, unscented one? Any OK?
I have lavender and baby mild, and they're both gentle. I think the scented ones just have essential oils added, and you need very little to give it a nice scent, so I think any would be OK.
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