Description :

Dial Hand Soap Himalayan Salt 7.5 oz – Case Pack 12

Hand soap doesn't have to be boring. Dial Himalayan Salt proves that point. The formula cleans well and rinses fast, leaving zero sticky feeling behind. Himalayan salt brings a fresh mineral-like scent that feels crisp and clean. Not flowery. Not sweet. Just pure and simple. Each 7.5 oz bottle fits neatly next to any sink. This case packs 12 bottles total. That means soap for the kitchen, the main bath, the powder room and then some. Pump lather, rinse and move on with your day.

Salt works differently

Most hand soaps lean on fruits or flowers. Dial went a different way. Himalayan salt gives this soap a clean, almost breezy feel. It reminds you of fresh air after a rain shower. No heavy perfumes. No complicated layers. Just straightforward freshness that wakes up your hands. The 7.5 oz size lasts a good while without hogging counter space. Dial built its name on reliable cleaning and this soap keeps that promise alive.

Why people reach for this one

You ever wash your hands and feel like the scent fights with everything else in the room? That doesn't happen here. Himalayan Salt stays quiet and clean. This bulk case makes sense for anyone who wants their home to smell fresh, not perfumed. Twelve bottles mean every sink has that crisp mineral scent ready for family and guests. No clashing smells. No overwhelming sweetness. Dial hand soap delivers effective clean with a refreshing twist that never gets old.

FAQs

How many bottles come in this case?

Twelve bottles total. Each bottle contains 7.5 fluid ounces of Dial Himalayan Salt Hand Soap.

What does Himalayan salt smell like?

Crisp, clean and fresh like minerals and fresh air. Not sweet or flowery at all.

Is this good for daily use?

Yes, perfect for everyday hand washing at any sink in your home.

Does this soap leave residue?

No, it rinses completely clean with no sticky or greasy feeling left behind.

Who buys Dial hand soap in bulk?

Anyone with multiple sinks hosts who like fresh scents and people tired of tiny bottles.