Lavender Foamer Bottle Liquid Goat Milk Soap

This Lavender Liquid Goat Milk Soap in a Foamer Bottle contains 4 oz of liquid goat milk soap. It comes in a foamer bottle that you can start using right away.

It is also available in a 16 oz Refill Bottle.

Our Liquid Goat Milk Soap is safe to apply all over your body, except for directly in your eyes. An allergic reaction may be possible, so prior to use, conduct a patch test on a small area of skin first to discover any sensitivities. If you do have an allergic reaction, stop use immediately.

With the Lavender Liquid Goat Milk Soap, you can leave your hands feeling soft, clean, and smelling great! Foamy and gentle on your skin, this liquid soap is a convenient alternative when bar soap is not available. You also don't need to worry about dropping a slippery bar of soap. Liquid Soap may also be more convenient for children to use to make sure they are using enough soap to remove dirt and germs.

While we designed the Liquid Goat Milk Soap to be used on your hands, it is safe for your face, hands, and body. Made with natural ingredients, Lavender Liquid Goat Milk Soap is tough on dirt and grime, yet leaves your hands feeling soft and clean with every wash.

1. Rinse hands with water
2. Apply a pump or two of our Liquid Goat Milk Soap directly to your dirty hands.
3. Rub hands together and scrub for at least thirty seconds.
4. Rinse thoroughly.
5. Dry with a clean towel.
6. Feel the difference natural goat milk soap makes on your skin!

Many commercial liquid soaps contain chemical lubricants which extend the life of the foamer bottle. While this may be good for your foamer, we don't think it's very good for your skin. Because we don't add any chemical lubricants, your foamer bottle may have a limited lifespan. Please expect to have to replace your foamer bottles periodically.

If the pump on your foamer bottle is "sticking", one of the following tips may help extend the life of your foamer bottle. Most of the time, the foamer just needs to be replaced but we have had some customers report they've had some success with these tips.

• Has it been awhile since you've used the foamer bottle? As the pump is used, there is residual liquid on the screen. If the pump is not used frequently, that soap liquid can dry, creating a film on the screen which can ultimately clog the screen making the pump hard to use. Try using the foamer more frequently.
• Is there liquid in the air chamber? You should see it inside the chamber below the pump. If so, turn it upside down and pump a few times which should get the water out of the air chamber.
• Has there been liquid in the air chamber for a while? If so, clean as above. However, if the soap has had time to degrade the silicone in the pump, it may not regain the original amount of "spring".
• Is the screen clogged? Remove the foamer and place the straw in some warm water. Pump water through (the water won't foam). If the pump is clogged with dried soap, then use the pump more frequently, keeping the screen cleaned.
• Is the soap too thick? To work in the foam pump bottles the liquid should be water-thin. If it is too thick, the pump won't work properly and/or can be permanently damaged. To resolve, add just a tiny amount of water. If you dilute the soap too much, it won't foam well.

If the pump is still sticking and none of the above steps have resolved it, it could be the screen is not cleaning or the lubricant on the pump is dissolved. If you feel brave, try taking the whole mechanism apart and cleaning it with hot water. It may make it work again or it may remove all the remaining lubricant completely, causing the pump to become very hard to use - so don't do this unless you try all the other steps first.