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If you use Dr. Bronner's liquid soap in a pump...
...do you water it down? I saw earlier someone said 1 part soap to 9 parts water, but is that just for special foaming pumps? What if I have just a regular liquid soap pump?
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Re: If you use Dr. Bronner's liquid soap in a pump...
I got three cheapy foaming pumps online and dilute it something like 1:8 or 1:9. Used to be 1:10 but it wasn't foamy enough for us.
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Yes, definitely dilute it even for a non-foaming dispenser.
I have to say, I resisted getting a foaming pump because I loved my pretty one and couldn't find a foaming one I liked, but my mom gave me one of her empty Dial pumps and the soap is so much nicer that way!
You should dilute it, it's not designed to be used straight. I do a 1:10 ratio. We recently bought this AWESOME foaming soap pump from Amazon, it works soooo well. It has lines on the back, one with a soap symbol and one with a water symbol, so you don't even have to pay attention when you fill it! You get a nice, thick lather every time. Love it.