What type of hand soap do you like to use most?

[Senator Napoleon]

Washing hands frequently stops the spread of germs and leaves skin refreshed. What type of hand soap do you like to use most?

[BushKenya]

Walmart brand anti bacterial soap.

[Senator Clarence]

Softsoap

[Vazdul (Formerly Chairman of the Communist Party of Ontario)]

Whatever kind happens to be readily available. I'm not exactly a snob when it comes to soap.

[BushKenya]

Whatever kind happens to be readily available. I'm not exactly a snob when it comes to soap.

Pretty much my philosophy.  There are many other hills to die on than what kind of soap do I use.

[Big Wiggly Style]

I like foamy soap that smells like lavender.

[Governor Scott]

Cocoa butter.

[Big Wiggly Style]

Cocoa butter.

Mmm...

[greenforest32]

I like using the liquid/gel soaps over the bar types as I find it more convenient (faster, no slipping, etc).

As far as scent goes, I don't really mind which one but I do try to avoid scents based off of things you can eat (fruits, etc). Soap actually doesn't taste very good.

[Big DaddyTX]

Orange scrub. Anyone who has ever worked around oils or worked on a car knows about the orange scrub. Cleans the dead skin off pretty well.

[MilesC56]

Whatever kind they stock in my dorm/office.

I use a lot of hand sanitizer though and I'm somewhat of an anti-germ freak.

[opebo]

I hate most liquid or gel soaps (except for one odd one I encountered at a friends house - it was blue, had an odd texture, and contained 'Zinc').

I use Safeguard most of the time for everything - I use the big bar in the shower till it shrinks a bit, then move it to the sink and put a new one in the shower.

[Tender Branson]

Didn't use a soap in years. Only random Duschgels.

[dead0man]

Whatever kind happens to be readily available. I'm not exactly a snob when it comes to soap.

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Orange scrub. Anyone who has ever worked around oils or worked on a car knows about the orange scrub. Cleans the dead skin off pretty well.

I like the "gritty" part.

[opebo]

Didn't use a soap in years.

You must be filthy!

Orange scrub. Anyone who has ever worked around oils or worked on a car knows about the orange scrub. Cleans the dead skin off pretty well.

I like the "gritty" part.

Sounds quite interesting! I've never seen it but I do occasionally get a bit of oil on my hands.  I don't work on anything, but I do have old motorbikes so it does happen.

[dead0man]

It's a secret for people who have calluses on their hands.  I prefer Goop, but there is a whole bunch of flavors and they are all pretty much the same.

[5280/East California]

Softsoap or dial are my favorite hand soaps.

[King]

Moisturized because I'm not good about using lotion and I live in a dry climate.

[Senator Napoleon]

Do you approve or disapprove of using dish soap to wash hands?

I consider it treason.

[dead0man]

I'll do it in a pinch, but yeah, it's not designed for hands and doesn't work all that well.  Too concentrated or something.

[Big Wiggly Style]

Yeah, I'll pretty much only use it if I absolutely need to. It's kinda odd, I think.

[opebo]

Yeah I dislike using dish-washing soap on my hands.  Only in a pinch as some have said.

[shua]

Moisturizing Softsoap or generic equivalent, usually.  I like to shower with Yardley's Oatmeal bar soap and use it as hand soap when I go on trips.   I avoid antibacterial soap as it is harsh on my hands, and I don't want to breed superbugs.

[Marokai]

Whatever is cheapest.

[opebo]

It's a secret for people who have calluses on their hands. 

Why the heck would you have callouses on your hands, dead0man?