Reefyll Foaming Hand Soap 5 Refill Tablets for Foaming Dispenser only, Dissolvable Plastic Free Hand Wash Pods, Just Add Water to Transform to Velvety Foam, Juicy Orange Scent

I usually use Method handwash (regular) and then water it down sufficiently to use in my Method Foaming handwash bottle. And it works great. But, because of the plastic issue (it's not that wasteful but...it's still using plastic), I thought I'd give Reefyll a bash.To be honest, it's a little disappointing: two tablets required to refill a 500ml bottle (a pack costs £5 for 5 tablets) and the resulting foam isn't great - not much of a lather, and it disappears when you rub it into your hands. The scent is also quite disappointing. In fact it's almost non existent. I tried, for the second mix, to use less water (just 400ml) but the results, overall, were still disappointing.I'll go back to Method for now and keep my eye out for something better than this.

I've used 3 tablets on 500ml and it's still a watery mess. No foam at all. Very expensive too. Will not buy again.

Unfortunately doesn’t do as described.

It's a fantastic concept, saving space, and transportation costs and being eco-friendly by design. It seems so silly that we all pay a fortune to ship so much water in single-use plastic here there and everywhere. I really wanted to like this product but it's not quite there yet. My primary issue was that despite following the instructions very carefully, although the soap foamed beautifully, the viscosity of the finished product was far too thin for me to feel like I had properly washed my hands. It improved considerably by using 2 tablets to the recommended amount of water, but in doing that I pushed the cost of refilling my pump dispensers up considerably and the product started to look far too expensive for an everyday handwash. I repeated the exercise of making up the soap a few days later in a different pump-foaming handwash container just to see if it was the original type of pump I'd used, which seemed to yield all foamy air and hardly any soap content. Sadly the results were the same. For reference, I first reused an empty Neat foaming handwash container and an empty Method foaming handwash container for my 2nd attempt.I chose the orange scent and this was very nice, mild enough not to clash with your food if you are using this handwash in the kitchen while preparing meals, but light and fresh enough to smell "clean". If you are a fan of heavily scented handcare this is not the product for you. It would be nice for small children to use it before sitting down to eat.Does it clean my hands? Well yes, but due to the consistency, I still found myself reaching for a bar of soap to make me feel that my hands were properly clean after tasks such as gardening.I'll not be buying this product again as at £8 for just 2.5 x 250ml handwash container refills (5 tablets) it works out far too expensive. In 2023 I feel the time has long since passed for companies to still be charging over the odds for eco-friendly products. However I really like the concept so will experiment with a different brand, when the two containers I have just refilled for the bathroom and kitchen run out. What's life without a little experimentation eh?

Le ho prese per avere una sostituzione a del sapone Giapponese a schiuma.Si sciolgono bene e fanno quello che dicono. La schiuma però non è densa e morbida come quello giapponese. Peccato.