SoapStandle is an innovative device that keeps your soap at its best and your counter, sink, shower, or bathroom squeaky clean. It works by circulating air so your soap bar dries faster meaning no goo, no sludge, and no slurry.
The SoapStandle will save up to 30% of your bar soap just by raising it off the porcelain, and up to 15% by keeping it off a lift pad. Get more for your money and extend your soap’s cleaning power by keeping suds in the bar and not on your counter. Dampen the bar just enough to let you push the SoapStandle’s tines in. Aside from goo-free drying, the SoapStandle also gives you extra grip so you can spend less time hunting around in a slippery shower stall.
Whether you use large rectangular soaps or small circular beauty bars, this is the essential soap dish alternative. Plus, the SoapStandle packs away easily into any carry-on bag so your soap stays goo-free at home and on the go. Designed, patented, and manufactured in the USA, so you're supporting American workers with every purchase. You’re also helping the Earth because the SoapStandle is made from post-consumer plastic that will last you through countless bars of soap and keep plastic bottles of liquid soap out of landfills. If a bottle with 60 grams of plastic lasts 5 weeks, that means every year 600 grams of plastic can be saved with just one SoapStandle.
My Opinion: It is small, compact, and easy to use and press
into the bar of soap. It also reminds you that liquid soap uses a lot of
plastic compared to bar soap so it can be an eco-friendly approach and I know a
guy that will use this for Father’s Day and beyond.
See more at https://www.amazon.com/SoapStandle-Handle-Stand-Product-Replaces/dp/B079MCRPCR and https://www.soapstandle.com
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