Review on Dial Antibacterial Bar Soap, Gold: 8-Pack of 4 Ounce Bars - Effective Germ Protection! by Carmen Adams

After not being able to find Dial's antibacterial liquid soap (probably due to COVID-19), I was happy to find and order it in bars. Actually, I'm not against bar soap at all. I use it in the kitchen, sink and shower. I don't know how many times I wash my hands a day, but I know a lot. The good news is that soap doesn't irritate or dry out your skin. It also doesn't make the floor or tub slippery. The bad news is it leaves a terrible soapy film/suds on my stainless steel kitchen sink. (I know it's in both the sink and shower, but since they're porcelain and fiberglass it's harder to see.) also leaves a greasy film and water droplets on the sink. I am attaching three photos. First, how does my stainless steel sink look at the end of the day! You see how cloudy it is. The second is how it looks after I cleaned it up with ajax. It's better, but it's still dirty and there are drops of water on it. The third shows what it looks like after I fill the sink with water and add a cup of vinegar, let it sit for 20 minutes, empty the sink, rub with baking soda and rinse. what does it leave behind and what does it do to my skin. I think I might go back to good old ivory until the liquid antibacterial dial comes back.