@novaganics it DOES make a difference -- of about 15%. What makes ANOTHER incremental difference even beyond that is a SoapStandle -- your bar will last about 30-40% longer than just sitting flat (that's 15-20% longer than on the slatted wooden tray).
@JonasUmb @Jenshair1 @LUSH has nice shampoo bars, too - and try some SoapStandles on any shampoo bars - they’ll last longer, won’t get all messy / gooey - and won’t slip.
@shounenjumphell get some SoapStandles and avoid the mess you usually encounter with bar soap (makes liquid soap users happy). Liquid really isn't more hygienic -- that's propaganda from liquid soap makers. You'll like the bars with SoapStandles -- attaches, bar dries / no goo / lasts longer.
@SteveKerins@twlldun you don't have to -- get some SoapStandles. The bar dries, doesn't get all messy with soap goo, counter or shower ledge stays clean. And the bar lasts longer and doesn't slip from your hand.
@garia_oliv49 Get a SoapStandle. Best thing you've ever done for your soap bar. Attaches to and stays with the bar -- all the water comes off, the bar dries completely, doesn't get gooey, no mess to clean up, bar lasts longer, and doesn't slip out of your hand.
@taylor_emm64253 Try some SoapStandles —
(little to) no goo forms, no worry about bacteria build-up, no mess in the dish, sink counter or shower ledge - bar lasts longer - and doesn’t slip from your hand. Really - I make them - they work. If you don’t like them (you will, I bet), let me know.
@EvansRache47056 try a SoapStandle -- it's not a 'dish' but better -- attaches TO and stays WITH the bar. All the water drains and the bar dries (air can circulate 360º) -- bar lasts 30% longer -- and doesn't slip from your hand.
@HicksCharl58583 Try some SoapStandles. They'll change your view of the whole 'soap-handling' experience. Post-consumer recycled plastic, or stainless steel. It's NOT a soap dish, and the soap is better for it. You, too.
@guaapgod It’s how soap works. There are two ends of the soap molecule – one water-loving and the other end is water-hating. The water hating end attaches to grease/ grime /germs. The water-loving end attaches to water and the water washes everything away with it - dirt, grime, germs.