A Shampoo That Turns Into Soap!

[@avery_3479]

For anyone wondering, the creators held a kickstarter a few years ago and ran away with the money. The last update for the kickstarter is from 2021 and the estimated delivery date was in 2022. There is no actual purchaseable product on their website.

[@majasteinchen]

The comment above is right. According to their kickstarter page, estimated production date was May 2022, they still aren't into production in 2024 and no updates since 2021 ob their pages (soapbottle website and insta). Funders demanded their money back. I can't tell if they all got it back. At least, anyone should be careful promoting it!

[@lukenodag5784]

Thanks for that, and if you want sustainable toiletries bar shampoo and soap are readily available at any drug store

[@melissabloemen]

Wow, wish this youtuber had mentioned that, kinda scummy to not to and just act like it's a cool recent innovation

[@MistyNightASMR]

Damn!

[@aaaduccs6667]

Oh..

[@Catalina-Winemixer]

I feel like these would be better smaller as single use items. They could replace plastic in hotels.

[@Not_interestEd-]

Possibly, if it doesn't require a ton of plastic to ship around. That there is called "green washing" and I think Apple got hit with a lawsuit for it a while back.

[@aphr0d]

love this idea

[@rrteppo]

This actually makes more sense. And then it could be delivered in bulk.

[@toxicstrain7484]

I like that idea!!

[@TuskForce]

Oh in Germany we got hand soaps in paper wraps ​@@megumuu-

[@blehblehblehdracula]

I think it would’ve been cool for you to make note it was a failed kickstarter but shows that this idea has potential for the right industry (hospitality).

[@Onaterdem]

From what I gather from the other comments, it wasn't a failed kickstarter, but a straight up scam

[@Jaclynn.aka.Torikisu]

He asked if it was a good idea, like in general. So what if it was a kickstarter? The question was do you like this idea?

[@divx1001]

​@@Onaterdemno, they returned the money because they realized that the project wasn't feasible (they didn't disclose reasons though)

[@CodenameRawTV]

That's too much research for them. They just wanted something to put out a quick voice over too for content 😅

[@annonone93]

Hospitality has switched to wall mounted soap containers that get refilled. This is was more cost effective too also many places have started to put in bans against single use bottles

[@Livinggud]

Sounds like the most slippery shampoo bottle imaginable

[@raisashafkat4054]

😂😂😂

[@redwiltshire1816]

“So how did this end up here?” “Have you seen how slippery that thing is” 😂

[@shellbell313]

There appears to be enough shampoo for only a few washes - at least for ppl with long hair

[@mrod87]

If they can make a large bottle for more product and maybe provide a soap keeper for when it breaks up this could be a huge low waste item.

[@ChaosAngel1331]

I think that's what makes this perfect for traveling, especially for light packers

[@mrod87]

@@ChaosAngel1331 agreed. I’m def gonna follow this brand. I have super curly hair only shampoo every 7-14 days and use a ton at once…this would be perfect for how i travel, use the shampoo a couple times and have a bar of soap to bathe for the week. I like bar shampoo too tho for travel i hope they make that too.

[@gildahobbs8829]

​@@ChaosAngel1331 I think it will be rather impractical for traveling, since you can't really use the soap itself well while also using it as a shampoo container, unless you only use very little from the outside, which would not be light packing at all

[@alexandra8619]

you’re only supposed to shampoo your scalp so it’s the same for everyone..

[@HopefulDarkness]

It’s smart for specific single uses like perhaps for traveling, but still kind of impractical since it seems like it can still leak even with the metal stopper. Would be great for hotels to use it though! For daily use it may contribute less garbage, but considering the amount of time you’d need to buy it at least maybe 1-4 times per week depending on how long, how much, or how often you wash your hair, it may be better to just get a huge shampoo bottle and recycle properly.

[@furromeado9635]

Ranma 1/2 its going to have a reboot 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

[@HopefulDarkness]

@@furromeado9635 Ayeeeee! I saw the trailer for it. I’m hoping they finish the series this time and akane and ranma finally get together!!!!

[@whatteamwildcats4033]

I said this om someone else's comment but I don't think these are really practical for hotels. It's for sanitary reasons, they'd have to throw it our irregardless of whether or not it was used every time someone stayed in a room, simply because there's no way to prove otherwise. Edit; that and soap dissolves. The steam from a shower or even the liquid inside could weather the bottle and make it unusable.

[@mimmikibilly]

​@@whatteamwildcats4033 you could melt the remaining soap into liquid soap

[@EncryptedLiberty]

Recycling is... effictively fake unfortunately. Less than 10% of the plastic that people put in the recycling bin gets recycled.

[@chedderbug2820]

As a soap maker I can tell you there are problems that need to be worked out. It will be difficult to get the last 1/4 of shampoo out of bottle. You can't squeeze the "bottle" as it will break. The soap will unevenly melt and the soap part will end up in many small frustrating pieces. That metal ring will be of no help. When soap doesn't dry, it will melt, it won't take long for it to melt from inside out and possibly while there is still much shampoo inside that hollow soap bar. As another person said in their comment, it may work as a replacement in motels and hotels, only 2- 3 uses.... maybe. Still going to deal with same problems. *Here's you're answer, when's it's a natural soap, soap is soap. Get a gentle soap bar that's make to be used as shampoo ànd body soap. It's the same product. There are many brands out there. Dr. Bonners is among the best, if you're to lazy to reuse or recycle the plastic bottle get the bar soap instead of liquid. Your idea has too many problems.*

[@sianais]

I have no idea why people always gush at gimmicks when a basic alternative that isn't pure wishful nonsense exists. 🤦🏿‍♀️

[@OrangeBlossomMilk]

At least there will be no waste left 🤷‍♀️

[@chedderbug2820]

@@OrangeBlossomMilk No, that's the point. There would be more waste, maybe not plastic waste but this design is heavily flawed. There are better, more effective way to accomplish what they are trying with out so much of the product being wasted. 💧🚿

[@TheScience69]

It's also hung up in the shower where the steam and water will dissolve the 'bottle'. And it's hung up because it won't stand up on its own without deforming under its own weight.

[@TheScience69]

​​@@OrangeBlossomMilkyes, there will. Metal cap. String. That's waste.

[@cosmokramer7009]

The soap would melt before you finished the shampoo

[@spray_cheese]

Soap dissolves with a combination of water and oil, more soap will not do anything👍

[@cosmokramer7009]

@@spray_cheese I mean, it's still going to get soaked in the shower.

[@nate9332]

@@cosmokramer7009if you are a heathen…. Get one of those wall mounted caddies.

[@colelewis1056]

@@spray_cheeseit would get wet every time someone took a shower in the house unless you take it out and hide it from family/room mates

[@KuntaKabir]

you're not supposed to use the soap until shampoo is finished

[@PugGrumbler]

The problem with dissolving packaging is that it dissolves

[@Yvuyctxtxtx]

Yet you use bar soap with no problem.

[@PugGrumbler]

@@Yvuyctxtxtx what do you suppose happens to a water soluble container in the shower 24/7?

[@northernalpine4350]

​@@Yvuyctxtxtx Brother... Where do you think Soap comes packaged in?

[@Loralanthalas]

​@@PugGrumblerhow fuckin soluable do you think they're making it?

[@ultramarinewithabeard5129]

​@Loralanthalas uh... I don't wanna step out of the shower to shampoo my hair.

[@Derk-xn2kn]

Wouldn’t it just be more practical to use a regular bar of soap? Shampoo bars exist. It could just be formulated to be used as both shampoo and body wash.

[@MeanieMelatonin]

It's preference more than anything. Like I have alot of hair and by the time I need to shampoo it has alot of volume too. Liquid shampoo for me is an easy way to get that shampoo everywhere and also deflate my hair. And although I never used bars, I don't think that can work the same as I can't imagine them turning into a liquid or it takes them too long for an entire head

[@zoestrunk2893]

​@@MeanieMelatoninyou're right I find shampooing hair with soap bars takes way longer. And the first time I used it my hair looked just as greasy as before lol.

[@MeanieMelatonin]

@@zoestrunk2893 good to know Although personally my hair is Hella dry, I've never had it be greasy so that shouldn't be an issue What is an issue tho is that even at my fastest, washing my hair takes 30 minutes but most days it can take up to an hour. So yea I won't be trying shampoo bars because then hair wash day will turn into an actual DAY for me

[@gudezan419]

Bruh I ain't cleaning my hair with the same bar I washed my coochie with

[@tortellinifettuccine]

First off, if you're using bar soup for your hair may God help youz and second off, if you use bar soap at all then you're factually using a cheap and useless product. Dosent clean you.

[@mercedes3585]

Very green! Except that you would go through the shampoo and need to buy another way sooner than you finish the soap. So you would have multiple soap/bottles around

[@doyouwantsli9680]

And it's gonna dissolve and leak out all the shampoo anyway after a shower or 2

[@largeformatprinter1946]

It’s not even as green as a refillable shampoo bottle. And it would suck to use lol

[@AvocadoPear]

I don’t see the point personally. It seems like a relatively small amount of shampoo compared to how long the soap will last, so you’d probably end up having multiple soap bottles that you’d then need to store. Makes more sense just to get a shampoo bar and a soap bar so that both are zero waste anyway.

[@igreels_poster]

For hotels and airbnbs and such, I think this is a great idea. Most people take the soaps from hotels anyway

[@ZhclTl]

Its a really cool idea but seems like ot requires very special placement (the demo in the video points to this too) since any touching of moisture will inevitability degrade the "bottle"

[@JuneTheCapybara]

That's exactly my point. People are acting like it's going to last 5 months in the shower. It's disintegrating from the second they put shampoo in it

[@MondayMorning-yv7nf]

won't the shampoo dissolve the soap?

[@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow]

@@JuneTheCapybarais it? Or could they put like a paraffin wax layer inside?

[@StephanieMarconi]

I would honestly just use a separate bottle for it, pour it in and use the soap separately and then you just have to refill the bottle instead of buying a plastic bottle every time ofc

[@lux0rd01]

Even if the shampoo somehow didn't cause the soap to dissolve from the inside out or the water causing it to dissolve outside in from wet hands etc, you still have the issue of a bar of soap lasts way longer than a bottle of shampoo so you'll reasonably quickly end up stock piling empty soap/shampoo bottles. Not to mention if your "bottle" is getting almost empty you can't squeeze it like you can normal bottles to empty the last of it out. While I agree on the need for something else, this just ain't it.

[@Mikael404]

Good idea in paper but here is one issue shampoo and liquid soap have added water. So either bottle dissolves before it's used or shampoo inside of it dries and can't be used.

[@sianais]

Yep. The soap from the bar will be leaching inside the shampoo. So you'll be washing your hair with shampoo and dissolved hand soap. It's so dumb on so many levels. And the comments here prove why people constantly fall for this nonsense.

[@ilikeburgers284]

theres a layer inside the bottle that prevents this I don't remember fully but the company had a solution for that

[@Mikael404]

@@ilikeburgers284 And here is the ultimate question. What's that layer is made of?

[@ilikeburgers284]

@@Mikael404 that’s what I don’t remember

[@Mikael404]

@@ilikeburgers284 Here is a hint for you every eco package like these are often HDPE layer inside them.

[@rosannecreations1972]

Aren't shampoo bottles prone to getting wet as they are kept in washrooms So by the time you empty the shampoo they'll be out of shape anyway

[@seppukumouse8005]

Hand soap but same

[@rosannecreations1972]

@@seppukumouse8005 yeah

[@lillianaugustine8630]

Probs why they hung it so it’ll stay out of the way of most water and air dry more efficiently

[@tyquanwashington.8510]

Yeah, the bottle would probably deform and or dissolve before even using up the contents.

[@dreamo5478]

Aren’t* not isn’t.

[@benberding]

This is absolutely ingenious!! What a great idea! It completely eliminates plastic waste from the shower!

[@yaush_]

This is a horrible design because the water will dissolve the bottle

[@fattiesunite2288]

@@yaush_how long does it take to disolve soap? Thats why its a small container

[@clownrat5759]

@@yaush_my brother in Christ.. *don’t put the bottle under the tap then.*

[@yaush_]

@@clownrat5759 your hands will dissolve the bottle since they’re wet. Also if you keep it in the shower then it will wash away from splashes immediately

[@clownrat5759]

@@yaush_ Not sure what your “routine” is, but I personally wash my hair first, so that wouldn’t be a problem for me lol

[@uncharted2833]

The bad thing about this idea is it’s scientifically proven that hand bar soup is consumed less than liquid soap. 1/3rd as much vs liquid.

[@igreels_poster]

Would still be amazing in hotels though

[@veganize]

Gonna need a citation there homie

[@tioraidh-tux]

we’ve already made sacrifices like hand dryers in public toilets… they literally blow bacteria around the room

[@fufufuaru]

feel like getting a soap bar that's also good to use as shampoo is better

[@kathleenboggan6616]

Packaging GENIUS.❤❤❤

[@seccsycabbage2979]

God I LOVE ambiguous and vague statements like "reduces pollution" and "contributes to creating local jobs"

[@puch9830]

Means zero. They like to pull curtain over peoples eyes but dont tell you how much pollution and plastic they wasted to make the product.they fight pollution by making more products and pollution and telling others its more eco friendly

[@TobyLegion]

Polution? Plastics, maybe. But local jobs? How? And where? Local in Shenzhen?

[@rhia_code]

Look up the brand and do dome research ​@@TobyLegion

[@melody3741]

Every single new development ever is like this. Because if they had to be specific they could not make ANY claims. So the best they can do is make vague claims that sound good and helpful

[@TobyLegion]

@@melody3741 how far up their glutes are you? Thes are standard sales pitch meaningless buzzwords. And new development? There is nothing new about soap or shampoo. All they've done is combine them in the worst way possible.

[@Hat-]

I see a few problems with this personally: First is the low capacity, at only 100 ml this will only last a few washes at best, especially for those with thick or long hair. Second is the container itself, since it’s made of soap it’ll well dissolve as it’s intended, unfortunately this means if it’s left in a wet place like for say a shower it can dissolve and weaken the container and use up its lifespan as an actual soap bar potentially leading to it cracking open when squeezed to get shampoo out or even cause holes that cause the shampoo to drain out. Lastly is the likely hard to recycle (at least for most) metal cap and (probably nylon) cord, unfortunately due to recycling laws at least here in the US certain materials specifically plastic based cordage and pretty much any metal that’s not aluminum are hard to recycle easily if at all, meaning this is at best going to end up as wishcycling which is unfortunately common nowadays. If the cord is cotton and the cap turns out to be aluminum it’s possible that you could recycle at least the cap but the cord would still most likely end up in the trash since materials like cotton are unable to be placed in normal recycling containers. If I’ve made any errors or you have any points you’d like to make feel free to leave them in the replies, anyways thanks for reading! :)

[@beepbeepimasheep7347]

I'd rather use solid shampoo and regular soap. Its probably much cheaper and you also get more product

[@frog_child]

sure buying 2 different bottles may have that convince but i really think the pros of the bottle outway the cons. you're getting a decent amount of soap and shampoo all in one, its easy to carry for travel, not to mention how much that little to no waste helps the ecosystem and how many jobs it's providing for other people. maybe stop thinking about only yourself. we all live in one big community and that means that sometimes its better to put other people first. especially when your not really loosing anything

[@beepbeepimasheep7347]

@@frog_child but a shampoo bar and a bar of soap are much easier to travel with as they are not liquids. And they are only wrapped in cardboard, if that so that is also better for the environment. And probably a lot cheaper as will, this product looks expensive

[@beepbeepimasheep7347]

@@frog_child also don't make me look selfish because you didn't read my comment properly, when i clearly said solid shampoo and not shampoo bottle.

[@CosmicGardener]

Exactly. Or even better, a shampoo bar and a soap bar. Im not at a place to transition iver yet, and my skin is so sensitive. I would need to find bars of both that dont dry my skin out too much. Many soaps clean me too well and strip oils from my hands and skin in general. My favorite bath soap is liquid but if i found a comprable bar id absolutely switch. Ive seen those rice shampoo bars and im always so interesting in trying them but id probably start cheaper

[@TheDragonfriday]

​@@frog_childagree people these days only care themselves never care the effects what the products does to the environment for the products existence

[@cake4207]

this is such a cool idea and would definitely help some plastic waste but unfortunately it isn’t coming true bc the creators ran away with all the kickstarter money :(

[@Jaydenbb5]

At that point why not just use solid soap and skip the liquid part

[@kira-chan9676]

You shouldn't use (normal) soap on hair because of the pH and fat contents. But yeah, solid shampoo-body wash-hybrids already exist and are definitely smarter then this...

[@Vitoria-ug9cc]

​@@kira-chan9676 there is solid shampoo, solid conditioner and solid hair mask that have none of the disadvantages of a 2-in-one (shampoo/soap), too. No need to compromise with a hybrid product.

[@mattb8412]

I need to go buy more shampoo but I still have 20 bars of soap in my shower.

[@morganreigns1984]

😂

[@eirschu8973]

Right?! Soap lasts FOREVER I end up throwing it out to replace with the fresh piece, while shampoo I go through bottles like crazy even with 1-2 washes per week

[@audreydoyle5268]

You know you can just chop it up and let it dissolve into liquid soap... btw, dissolved soap and plain vinegar works just as well, if not better than regular shampoo. Just doesn't lather much so if you want lather, put a couple squeezes of shampoo into a large, empty shampoo bottle and you've got extra shampoo for a third of the price (even better if you get your usual brand on sale/special)

[@HalfNHalf.]

That was my very first thought😂

[@emro164]

​@@audreydoyle5268 And, what, put your new wet "biodegradable, zero-waste" soap in a plastic container??

[@Cesiaj]

It runs the risk of the soap container losing its firmness before the shampoo runs out, due to getting wet in the shower. If it's made smaller for one-time use, better.

[@dr.plague23]

so quick question what happens if i dont use all the soap in it before it creates a hole

[@oldghostbilly]

The shampoo at hotels is probably the idea here.

[@devleigh]

Love zero waste innovations like this!

[@kneadinghands]

It isn't zero waste. what do you think😮 Is holding it up?

[@westie430]

Looks to be cotton string (biodegradable) and recyclable metal. As close to zero waste as they could get probably ​@@kneadinghands

[@CH-jj8wk]

​@@westie430 it's not as close as they could get when we already have solid shampoo bars that come in boxes

[@westie430]

@@CH-jj8wk not everyone likes shampoo bars, they aren't really super popular yet, they're probably going with what is popular: liquid shampoo

[@Tinyflower1]

shampoo bar would be smarter and remove the extra step. liquid soap and liquid shampoo requires more waste water treatment, meaning it is worse for the environment. shampoo bars exist, use them instead

[@1vonehrenkrook]

Knowing me, I’d accidentally break the soap and shampoo would be going everywhere. 😂

[@sydastark]

I love the shampoo and conditioner bars I get . They’re way less complicated than all this. I find it really hydrating for my hair and good for my curls and the bar lasts so long and I feel great with less plastic because I live in the middle of nowhere and I don’t have trash pick up yet.

[@candycoffie7124]

Do you mind if u ask what you use? I've been really wanting to try shampoo and conditioner bars, I saw the viori (I think thats spelled right) brand and wanted to try it. Its such a great idea but I have super super thick hair and am worried I won't be able to get to my scalp with it like liquid shampoo does.

[@GlossyBunnys]

Good idea! Only think is I’m picky with the products I use and I don’t know how I will be able to read the list of ingredients with a soap bar

[@samolo07pa19]

So no plastic, but with a metal piece that will need to be melted at 1400 degrees to be recycled...

[@TheLongDon]

Metal recycles, plastic gets thrown away. Nobody actually recycles plastic

[@hagki]

Metal pieces can rust for half months than plastic that can't recycle naturally

[@edenassos]

What a low IQ take

[@jamesmead8460]

I totally like the idea. But I bet it is sooo expensive considering how much regular soap cost now.

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

Great idea. Never would i want to buy it.

[@hollypierce3076]

It's a shame that the creators ran off with the Kickstarter money😢, this would have been an amazing way to reduce a little bit of plastic waste.

[@Pwanchi]

seems like it would make more sense for it to be single use or travel size. after getting the shampoo inside, you just use the container as soap.

[@imanoldurango8213]

The liquid inside would never last months on the shelf

[@mossinvasion]

Aside from soap container possibly leaving marks (hence needing extra packaging), wouldn't it also be pretty brittle?

[@audreydoyle5268]

Some soaps can be pretty resilient

[@CH-jj8wk]

@@audreydoyle5268 not if they're hollow, like this is

[@othzy6149]

I mean it sounds cool as a vanity product but also sounds incredibly inconvenient

[@RayaDaRaptor]

My worrys would be cross contamination, specific soaps can causes acne thats hard to get rid of I would know i fought with my cheeks for weeks because i didn't know body scrubs couldn't be on your face

[@renegadethesandwing02050]

i love this kind of innovation, it may not be perfect for everyone but it is still a step in the right direction

[@ninjagonepostal]

I'd rather try to do something more to lower risk of contaminating my other carried resources in a toiletry bag, like solid shampoo/conditioner bars. Liquids bring into play the possibility of the hollow, fragile soap breaking and leaking liquids into the rest of my bag. 10/10 clever idea but, 0/10 useful.

[@electricmouse6382]

Most people are just going to leave it in their shower? Why are you basing your review for the 1 time of year you travel and can just use other products (like most people do already)

[@4Gehe2]

Dont worry. It comes wrapped in disposable plastic for your convenience and so it survives shipping.

[@aandyherr817]

@@electricmouse6382because like 400 people so far are spouting off about how this is useful for travel when it’s not. When a lot of people keeping saying the same dumb shit, and you come out of left field saying who asked that… god

[@hutchio]

​@@electricmouse6382The argument others are having is that it doesn't have enough shampoo for many washes and hanging in a shower for a long time it's more likely to rapidly dissolve from constant moisture. Also, the soap to shampoo ratio being off means you'll still likely have to buy bottled shampoo or have multiple of the soap bars laying around, so the suggestion is a smaller version for travel, which also has flaws.

[@ninjagonepostal]

@@4Gehe2 Shipping was never a concern. Travel use was.

[@paladinkhan]

Perhaps wax could be involved in some way, or something else, but part of the issue is its really not portable due to fragility and the spout. I think with some changes in design it could go somewhere.

[@SICresinwrks]

Its still in development

[@johnnylight0]

why do i feel like it costs as much as several shampoo bottles

[@justarandomcurse3331]

Cool. But seems like the shampoo is contained inside a container, which is just coated with soap. You just increased production cost by adding something unnecessary

[@TigerGaming-od1jj]

Barely any shampoo and barely any soap. Absolutely perfect

[@DamnDemi]

Shout-out to all the soap creators who actually created soap/shampoo bars. They work hard for almost no recognition.

[@valleybandit3390]

If you read some of the other comments they didn't actually make this product they had a kickstarter and ran away with all the money

[@bmckong]

This is how most people exist. We do our jobs with little recognition because we need money.

[@nottodaylilbaldhead]

​@@valleybandit3390 she said "who actually made" meaning she is aware they didnt make it but gave homage to those soap makers who actually makes soaps....

[@carlosmarceIIo]

Yea unlike these dumbfucks they still haven’t released their product and no refunds have been given out for people who supported the kickstart

[@NilChavan-lr6tg]

Respect 😮​@@bmckong

[@TheTumbleFever]

..why not just buy solid bars of shampoo? Eliminates waste.

[@vishnuraj2277]

Bro did not do any background check on this😂

[@dbeckMSP]

Seems like this bottle would dissolve pretty quickly

[@violetspider9327]

I think it's very clever.

[@ANTSMR_Dango]

Think a bit longer because it's not clever. It's trash. Marketed as green.

[@SodarSmith]

Everybody so creative.

[@SK-kq6zr]

Liquid shampoo is solid shampoo with added water which is expensive and not eco friendly (transport!). The top eco choice therefore is to avoid liquid soaps altogether. Use bars or powder in paper packs instead. You can even make your own products out of just a few basic ingredients. This way you also avoid contact with additives which often cause allergies and/or eczema.

[@MDeepthi-yc5br]

It fells messy

[@WHOISG-REX]

That’s awesome! You get a tiny bit of both for one super high unreasonable cost!

[@Gsx832]

Uluruise is dumb. They literally said they USE MOLDS, not carve it out.

[@Ilovehotmoms001]

Ok?? The molds used to make the soap are reused it’s not like they are using plastic molds and throwing them out after every use. They are reusing the molds plus hand carving would cause a lot of water soap scraps and would not be easy to produce.

[@graceroth3045]

That is amazing! But, inevitably there’s going to be a problem with shipping packaging. Hopefully they’d use that plastic that composts easily. Then the soap bar would still be useful because you still still would need another container once you have the product in your bathroom

[@dorincarnadine7758]

Another idiot.

[@UnwrappingByMimiKoteng]

I need to see part 2 when everything is disintegrated.

[@1cebone-jk3by]

i dont care about ecology, it looks nice and i want it

[@kunalbanerjee7017]

Name of this product?

[@HURLEY7130]

Quick tip: Shampoo is basically the same thing as soap. If you're interested in being eco-friendly or just saving money, use shampoo as a 2-in-1 for soap.

[@kz.productions]

What if a hole is dissolved on one side of the bottle

[@ethanlau10r11]

But if you keep it at side of the bathtub when you go to take a shower the bottle will get wet and dissolve

[@vincentsalazar1436]

That's brilliant! Way less plastic

[@joy3203]

this kind of products cost 3x of typical plastic ones, thats why its hard to support sustainability

[@Heveryt0]

There already exists a shampoo that is actually a soap

[@Miyananana]

Just use bar shampoo. Honestly changed my life. It’s so easy to find packaging free alternatives of many products

[@veronicareihana]

I feel these would be great for those who really appreciate the thought and ideas that were put into this type of product. Thank God for the inventors

[@amilrahman]

India needs it the most !!!!

[@Ravko_therian]

Pretty useful. I like the idea, but it still need some work on it.

[@julesd7039]

My guess is that because this soap bar container would have been biodegradable, the liquid inside would dissolve the bar from the inside during transportation and while in stock, waiting to be sold. This would be very hard to fill up to the brim because of the slanted corner, so an air pocket (space for liquid to move around) would be unavoidable.

[@Vvk732]

What if you run out of the soap before the shampoo?

[@shilpajoseph2300]

This is one of the best eco friendly products

[@PrashanKajiGurung]

This is very very good for our environment.! Let’s practice sustainability.

[@angelmakwana864]

Eally wonderful idea, we should encourage it❤

[@josedorsaith5261]

Does it kill bacteria like normal soap?

[@L1laazzel]

Nope just 99%

[@youtubaholic]

So if you use the shampoo first... As you're supposed to.... Won't it come in contact with water before it's suppose to? Or are people expected to dry their hands each time they pour out the shampoo?

[@anniecahill5214]

I really enjoy it but I feel like while they're being stored before selling you'd have to make sure they don't get wet and stuff. Or imagine walking home with groceries(I walk its not far building myself up physically by doing it too) and I put stuff into a bad together so like thr condensation from something that's probably been refrigerated or frozen will inevitably condensate which causes moisture. By the time I get home I've got a sticky shampoo’d soapy mess. So unless they're packaged in a certain way that doesn't allow them to get wet without pollution still these would be useless for some people like myself it would cause more messes and waste. If done right this would be something I'd look for in other products too.

[@luannesantana9430]

Absolutely amazing!

[@mr.strawberry7]

Wtf why not just use a soap stick at this point? What's the purpose of the liquid? You could just fill all of that extra space with more solid soap.

[@evenrhirjy]

what happens if the bottle gets wet from the water? does it eventually get thinner? if you drop it does it break? its pretty cool though!

[@180_S]

That thing looks like it has enough shampoo for 1 hair washing lmao

[@MoltenSnowball]

This was a kickstarter 3 years ago, they took the money and ran

[@alexjohnson1869]

so modern , environmentally conscious , and logical

[@sandracarli1110]

I have seen recipes to make soap with olive oil and shampoo and laundry soap made with English ivy. Gel for curly hair with just flax seeds and water. I love simple home made solutions.

[@wildspritzee]

No waste? So you keep the metal loop and string? It's it mold proof?

[@DKF_oli]

doesn’t make sense. you can’t squeeze it, and handling it with wet hands would make the ‘container’ dissolve as you were using it, possibly before the shampoo is done (though it doesn’t look like it holds much anyway), so it would leak out the bottom or sides..?

[@MadMaddie769]

it literally will empty out in the shower if the soap cracks, bar soap tends to crack.

[@jeffersonspyplanemusic]

No waste left behind? I find it hard to believe that metal piece won’t be here in 50 years.

[@ane8312]

So great i hope all cleaning companys do this

[@brigettbearden3426]

I absolutely love this idea 💡❤! ❤🎉❤🎉❤🎉

[@evajay5971]

Brilliant. How cost effective it is for business hotels.

[@danielchoi3712]

Cost: $49.99

[@A-xo6hl]

Energy consumption to produce the metal and woven cotten, plus transport from different manufacturers and for different raw materials sourcing likely will be greater than a singular plastic construction. However yes, likely longterm environmental chemicals from heating plastics.

[@A-xo6hl]

Eco alternative, ph balanced hair and body soap bar and a singular purchase shower tray. Silicone free preferentially.

[@Julian-tz1bb]

Love love love this!!!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ethansanders2592]

That's just soap on a rope.

[@mariahthemarionette6536]

I think it's a good idea in theory however if I leave it in the shower the bottle will melt. Maybe if it was held in silicon or rubber to keep it from melting I would buy it.

[@rahnaeloveschocolate5797]

THIS IS GENIUS!!!

[@glowingforthe1654]

I'm absolutely in love with it the only downside is the level of steam and humidity that would be in the bathroom potentially putting a hole in it but I am so in love with this idea so in love

[@americanmade-1]

How could you possibly keep it dry enough to have it last very long? The moisture from the shower and hands would make it slimy and disintegrate.

[@emilysteding]

What happens if it gets wet in the shower when ur using the liquid shampoo? Won’t it fall apart if u don’t use it in time?