Liquid Soap

[Georgiesmum]

Do you use liquid soap?If so which make do you usually use. Do you think there is any point in buying one that has anti-bacterial qualities?

[daisya]

I use antibacterial for kitchen and ordinary liquid soap for bathroom. I think they are more hygienic than bar soap and have used them for years. Sainsbury's and Tesco's one are adequate for me.

[Ratty2E]

I do use it , I have it in the bathroom and kitchen. I buy whatever is on offer at the time although I do look out for the antibacterial ones, no idea if they are any better or not.

[friedgreentomato]

I buy Molton Brown liquid soap on special from their outlet stores - it lasts forever.

[anneasquith]

I have '' fancy '' ones for the bathroom, but antibacterial ones for the kitchen, and hand sanitizers in both areas .

[McMouse]

Molton Brown everywhere except kitchen where we have Dettol.

[Octavius]

Any which has a special offer on.

We have two young girls that use liquid soap like water.

[Gusssss]

Tesco value shower gel, diluted 50/50 with water, works very well as a refill in a Carex dispenser, and about 1/10 the price.

[Uriah Heep]

Tend to buy whatever is on offer and find most of the okay. Mrs Heep finds most of the dry the skin too much.

[Uriah Heep]

That is most of them - hands too dry!

[tonyav]

My mrs buys liquid soap, gotta be White though.

[Boto]

I usually buy Carex or Radox - both have a nice smell. They have to be a creamish colour to match the bathroom!

[craft1948]

I use treaclemoon's 'my coconut island'.............it smells gorgeous.

[237SJ]

I only use liquid soap. Usually something cheap - as long as it smells nice. I wouldn`t buy antibacterial as I don`t think it`s necessary.

[AlwaysConfused]

I'll use any on offer, but have taken a liking to the dry hand gels - particularly useful when out and about away from handwash facilities, or after handling my python which can carry salmonella