Dial Antibacterial Deodorant Bar Soap, Spring Water, 4-Ounce Bars, 10 Count (Pack of 3)

I grew up in the 60's, and dial was the main soap in the house. I hated it, I thought it smelled like plastic. But it did work... Nevertheless, I thought I'd never use it again once I got out on my own.Then one day, while shopping online, I came across the newer Dial soap scents. Since I like watery scents I decided to try it.Well, Dial Spring Water soap is now my favorite. It smells similar to colognes that are classed as watery scent such as Acqua di Gio. If you like watery scented colognes you should give Spring Water a try.The soap smells strong, it will definitely permeate the bathroom and adjoining rooms when you use it. If you don't like strongly scented soaps then this isn't the soap for you. But I do like them, I like to totally immerse myself in the scent while showering.It lathers up very well, which means the soap goes a bit fast. But with 30 bars at a bargain price that isn't an issue for me.I read on the Dial website a couple of years ago or so that they were discontinuing the bar form of Spring Water, but it is apparently still around. I don't know if they changed their mind or what...

This soap smells so good! I really love Dial products and how they keep you feeling clean all day, even after a very long hot day. I find that often with bar soaps they can have either a strong smell or just not work well. This is a great balance. It has a clean, crisp smell to it that doesn't fade away. I will definitely buy more!

Look, I hate to be that guy, but this soap gave me horrible acne. I tried washing my face with it twice a day in the shower and it didnt help at all. Then I tried using it 3 times a day and it was even worse. I won't be using this brand again. I'm sure it works for others, but it had adverse effects on me.

My wife kept buying $5 per bar hippie soap which I could care less about. I was a little worried about the smell after reading some of the reviews but I am very happy with it. It does foam up well and rinses clean. The price can't be beaten.

The device is simple, easy for kids to use. We ended up getting Google Play on it so we could download more options for free....opened a can of worms with kids thinking they can download all sorts of games so we ended up taking them away for the reason. We now use only for school with spelling, reading and those types of apps.SPEAKING ON THE WARRANTY. We purchased late in 2017 and one ended up with a broken screen. Return was easy, spoke with someone who sounded American. I specifically asked if it would be a refurbished item....she told me "No, it would be a new tablet." The packaging itself said"REFURBISHED." Annoyed that she wasn't truthful or that she didn't really know but tried to give me info anyway. So as long as you're aware they don't send out new tablets....the return is easy. They did send an 8th generation tablet when we returned a 7th generation, so that's probably a bonus for us. Worth it when purchased on sale for sure.

Been using affordable bar soap since I was a kid. I make decent money, I could afford different soaps or body wash products and I've tried a few over my life but I prefer the feeling and smell of Dial bar soap and I always end up going back.

Great deal on my favorite anti-bacterial soap. Wish I could have bought fewer bars for the same price per bar. But, hey, soap is soap, and the extra bars won't go bad sitting on the top shelf in my closet!

Some of the bars appeared to be factory seconds. They were normally wrapped and packaged but not all were full-size bars. Some were shaped more like a right triangle than a rectangle where one corner was missing. Some bars were visually defective where the imprinted word Dial was distorted or misshaped. Some bars had both nonconformities. The performance of the soap was acceptable. However, the bars that were not full size obviously did not last as long. I really wouldn't have a problem using factory seconds but it should be made known to the potential buyer and sold at a discount.