Carex Original Professional Antibacterial Hand Wash - Bulk Buy Eco Refill, Gentle & Effective Liquid Hand Soap (2 X 5L)

Have this on subscription as it is great value for the size. We buy it to refill our hand washing bottles. The scent is lovely and clean and it doesn’t aggravate little ones eczema or dry out skin. The texture is good, it is nice and thick when washing hands.

We always have this in our home. Very effective hand sanitiser that kills bacteria effectively and keeps us safe. The size is cost effective and the Carex is thick in consistency. Very good quality product, well worth the money.

Carex Original Professional Antibacterial Hand Wash in the bulk buy eco refill is hands down the best value for money when it comes to hand hygiene.First and foremost, it does exactly what it's designed to do – keep hands clean and germ-free. The antibacterial formula is gentle on the skin while being highly effective, making it ideal for frequent use. The peace of mind it provides in today's world is priceless.The eco refill concept is not only cost-effective but also environmentally conscious. It's a win-win for both your wallet and the planet. Refilling my soap dispensers has never been easier or more affordable.The value in this bulk buy option is exceptional. You get a generous amount of hand wash that lasts a long time, even with heavy use. The quality and effectiveness remain consistent from the first drop to the last.In conclusion, Carex Original Professional Antibacterial Hand Wash is a top-notch product that offers both quality and affordability. It's a must-have for any household or workplace, and the eco refill option is an added bonus. Five stars without a doubt for this fantastic value for money!

A economical way to buy hand wash.

As expected from a well known brand ....BUT..Seems only suitable for manual hand pump dispensers.I found out NOT suitable for automatic soap dispensers. Too thick and blocked my machine which i had to dismantle and clean out the feed tube and the motor impeller.You can try adding some water to dilute it but not sure what that would do to the antibacterial abilities.Unfortunately will not order again.

I remember bursting into Annie Baby's Emporium, looking for a funnel. Knew I needed it. Knew I wanted a small one. Couldn't, for the life of me, remember what for!I guess it was when my dispenser bottle of regular soap ~ bought in bulk, off here ~ (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08Y6CGR3T/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) ran out that I realised why I'd bought this latest funnel. Brilliant move, eh?! I use a LOT of hand soap! Yes!And, I'm not gonna lie, in This case? One Gallon bottles? Smacks of 'Industrial', doesn't it? Pub and work site loo stuff? Thin as diluted water and smelling like something unholy?Not a bit of it! I was actually, Genuinely, surprised and delighted to find this stuff's just absolutely 'normal' liquid soap :) Usual thickness and viscosity we'd expect. Perfectly good product. From a perfectly good brand name.I just happen to now have enough of the stuff, in my store room, to outlast me! :D And, very happy with that I am too. I *Like* buying stuff I Know I'll always need, in bulk, when ever I can. Suits my life style.And, just for fun? I crunched the figures too. If I have it about right? This deal ~ working on the price per volume of the other stuff ~ looks to have saved me a tenner in cold, hard cash. (Who doesn't like a Brucey Bonus?) *Plus* I'm now no longer chucking away Plastic bottles, with those over engineered, land fill filling, no further use to man or beast, dispensing plungers! *That* used to Really niggle me!So, yeah. I'm just one man. In a Family home? Wow!

Excellent hand wash

I paid £26 for 2 x 5000ml bottles (10 litres in total). The ones in the supermarket are 250ml, so that means you are basically buying the equivalent of 40 x 250ml bottles. The cheapest you can get them is really £1, but most of the time they are about £1.20 which for 40 bottles would amount to £48, so you are making a decent saving by buying in bulk (if you buy these big bottles, it works out as 65 pence for 250ml - much cheaper than the supermarket). I'm guessing you will lose some of the fluid at the bottom of the bottles as you can never get it all out, but this is also true of the smaller 250ml bottles, so not really an issue.Another big advantage is the reduced environmental impact. It's surely not as bad to use 2 big bottles instead of 40 small bottles. You just need to invest in a soap dispenser which you can get here on Amazon for about £20.The only disadvantage I can think of is that you will be stuck with the same fragrance for a long time, so not ideal if you like a variety of "flavours". You will also need the space to store the bottles. But these are very minor considerations really.