Can you put it in a foamer?
1755075
Yes, you can. I ran out of foaming hand soap in the guest bathroom so re-filled it with No Rinse just until I got to the store for supplies. This is the only time I ever remember anyone asking me what soap I use (the dispenser is unlabeled). It works great and leaves your hands so soft you don't need lotion. Needless to say, I am still using it in the guest and master bathrooms. FYI - you don't need to dilute it. Love this stuff!
1755076
I use it full strength in my foaming soap dispenser and it works great. Makes my hands soft, too. I've had a number of people ask what soap I use because they like the feel and delicate scent.
1755077
I don't know, however, you can try a 3 parts watter to 1 of body rinse and test it. It works on otherthings like dish soap and other hand type soaps.
278854
Not this unit. When I bought this unit, I received an e-mail from the company owners thanking me for buying this and was told they were coming out with a foaming version and because I purchased this dispenser I would be given an opportunity to purchase the foaming unit at a very large discount. I am still waiting, but the non-foaming unit I have is excellent
639919
Yes, but it will get dirty. It's like a rubbery foam which is a little hard to clean.
301283
That all depends on you. This machine only dispenses the water to go in the formula. If you shake it violently then yes it will be foamy. I gently swirl it and have had no issues with foamyness.
544296
To the best of my knowledge you can use non foaming hand soap in the foaming container. The container itself makes the soap foam.. Since the simple human dispenser is not designed to foam liquid soap I would say No. It till not foam even refills which Say they are foaming soap.
303902
No. Someone might make one for a roller. This might hold a very small 4 inch roller, but not one that is made of foam.
1044498
I don't see why not. Honestly, I think the fill line on the pitcher is for maximum fill, not minimum, so you have plenty of room to whip the milk without the foam going over the top. I don't think you'd have as good a result if you rewhip.
379348
I have a friend that told me not to try to put the foaming handsoaps in because it doesn't work. Have never tried it myself.
964201
You could use it in the tub,but it would take probably at least half of the bottle to make any kind of foam. That would make for an expensive bath.
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Probably not. It's not waterproof and if the foam pieces got wet they'd likely mildew.
2144372
I put a mattress pad on it. It will keep the foam clean longer. I suppose you wouldn't have to. But I do
2251752
You can remove the foam, but not easily. I think Real Value and Michael's answer are best. You can cut it out, but there will potentially be residue.
1821629
Yes, The foam stays for a long time. Sometimes it is just too much and I have to pour it away.
1340299
There isn't a way to change it to come out as foam. FYI- I use it with Softsoap hand soap in bath and a dish/hand washing soap from Costco in kitchen. Both have been fine so far!
1558935
No. At least I don't believe so. It comes out as a foam, pretty slowly. It doesn't shoot out, it just bubbles out
345907
Yes you can. As a matter of fact, the lower the fat content, the more dense and long lasting the foam.
1340300
The instructions specifically indicate that it is for liquid soap only...there is no pump inside to make foam. I love it -- use it in my kitchen and may buy another for my guest bathroom....so OCD about putting my hand on the pump (foam) in my bathroom after someone else...mostly family but still...