Review on 🧼 Seventh Generation Free & Clean Unscented Hand Soap, 12 oz, 8 Pack (Packaging May Vary) - Enhanced for SEO by Lisa Weigel

EDIT: We love this soap and continue to use it. We have it in the Subscribe and Save section and receive it monthly. But in the last month or two, the company has changed its helm. On the one hand, the soap is now stable"opens". On the other hand, building a pump now requires muscle. Seriously, when I push down I can feel my deltoids tighten. And it shouldn't be that hard. Soap: 5 stars. New pump: 0 stars. Also, I found out that you can actually buy large jugs to fill through a supplier that sells to colleges. ORIGINAL REVIEW: When Ivory discontinued hand soap, I was in despair. I was afraid I would never find a decent unscented hand soap again. The seventh generation to the rescue! Research led me to this and I am very happy about it. If I had known about this product I would have given up on ivory long ago. This product is easier to wash off than Ivory. When I'm done washing my hands, I don't want to feel like I still have soap on my hands! And I certainly don't want any fake fruit smell to follow me everywhere. Without smells. Good basic hand soap. Gluten free. Note that it is especially beneficial for diabetics. If you wash your hands before measuring your blood glucose, be careful not to leave anything on your hands that could interfere with the blood glucose test. This hand soap is just the ticket. Stable quality. I have ordered this item many times. Cons: You can't buy a filling jug. Sometimes the tips don't "pop" so easily. We've found that if you rotate the top one way, then the other, then back to the original side, they still pop up. If they don't burst at all, we simply put the "old" cap in the "new" soap bottle. However, this looks like a design flaw. But the soap is so cool that it still gets 5 stars.