PUTING Round Seal Waterproof Soap Protectors Saver Dish Portable Soap Container Box Home Shower Outdoor Camping

I use solid shampoo and solid conditioner. It can be messy if you don't have a soap dish that drains at home and even worse when you travel. This product solves both problems. The drainer that the soap sits on in the container is removable so that you can also use it at home! I love that ! Shows that some thought went into a simple product. The container is large enough to accommodate a Kitsch bar with a little bit of wiggle room. I just use a paper towel to cushion it to prevent breakage when traveling. The lid is secure and doesn't leak. At home, the bars rest on the drainer that comes with the container in my shower. Makes it so easy! Just pick it up and put it in the container when I need to travel. My only regret is I wish it came in better more modern colors. Other than that, it is a perfect solution!

Looks good

Not large enough for a large bar of soap such as Taylor of Old Bond Street or Mistral Men’s soaps. Could be a problem with other bars of similar size

They are the perfect size for traveling. Look, I use one for traveling, the other for my facial soap that I keep out of the hands of other users lol.I purchased a different soap dish for my sink, you know, so people can wash their hands if they are not partial to liquid soap…I have a liquid dispenser too! Sounds crazy right!? But it works.These soap containers are durable, pretty, and worth my investment. Check it out!

I finally found some containers that my VIORI bars can fit into! The square bars barely fit and I didn’t have to push to squeeze them in. The round bar fits perfectly. I like that there are drainage plates at the bottom. You can always take them out for more space, but I didn’t need to. I would have ideally liked to stay away from plastic, but had trouble finding containers that were the right size and that will contain the soaps without making a mess. These work nicely. You have to really pull the lids to pop them off. I’d feel safe traveling with them without enclosing them in a bag but would put them in a ziplock just in case. I will be cleaning and reusing them as time goes on. They did smell a little at first, but nothing that won’t go away. I think they’re worth it!