SoapStandle

Your order will be delivered within 3-5 business days after confirmation. International orders typically take 5-10 days.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, simply return it within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked!

Will the points hurt when the bar gets thin?

To get to the point, the answer is “no.” The rounded teeth are only 5mm high (that’s shorter than ¼”) so when the bar gets to “sliver” proportion just push it off and either (a) fuse it with the next bar of soap, or (b) since you’re already ‘ahead’ by at least 20% (the extra amount of soap that hasn’t gone down the drain) you can just toss the remainder.

How do I attach this to a hard bar of soap?

The easiest way to attach it is to place the SoapStandle on a solid surface and press the bar down onto the SoapStandle's points. That should 'seat' the prongs-if it's a very hard bar, it may take a few exposures to water for the soap to melt a little and fill into the holes created by the prongs. FOR VERY HARD BARS, (e.g. Triple-milled, Olive oil, etc.) - place the bar on a paper towel in a microwave oven for 15-20 seconds. That should soften the bar and allow the SoapStandle to enter.

Does the soap really last 30% longer?

Yes, it does– most people report ‘a lot longer’. Obviously, not sitting in water helps, but it’s also that your hand isn’t needlessly causing friction on one side of the bar and wearing away soap. We’ve also compared SoapStandle side-by-side with other ways of handling the goo — plastic pads, soap dishes, the corn-starch pads – they all lose to the SoapStandle by 15-25%. Check out our YouTube channel to see some great side by side time lapses!

Is it the same as soap sitting on a soap pad with raised points?

Soap on a pad may dry slightly, but it still degrades faster than soap attached to a SoapStandle for two reasons. First, an unattached bar degrades all over due to water and friction, creating more goo. A SoapStandle bar protects one side, reducing friction. Second, each point of contact on the pad becomes a mini goo spot that breaks down the soap with each use. Ultimately, soap on a pad degrades almost as fast as if it were sitting on the counter—and you still have a pad to clean.

Why the oval shape?

Basically, the shape is the same as what a soap bar becomes as it degrades and becomes a “sliver."

Should the SoapStandle device be bigger?

They’re designed for effectiveness, not size — though the size is intentional. That’s the size an average bar of soap becomes once it wears down to a sliver. What you have is the patented result of over 20 design changes to channel water, attach to the bar, feel comfortable in your hand, and stay put where you place it, all in a recyclable material. Thousands of people love it, and if you haven’t tried it yet, you should. It’s a new way to handle soap, and it wouldn’t work if it were bigger.

My bar of soap is curved - will the SoapStandle work?

Yep. As long as about 2/3rds of the teeth are in contact with the bar, the SoapStandle stays affixed. A pro tip? Add a little bit of water to the bottom of your newly affixed SoapStandle to help it dig into the bar. We always love improving and now we have the curved version – let us know if you have interest!

SoapStandle was created to solve a common frustration: slippery, messy soap. Founder Jimmy Gould invented SoapStandle to attach to a bar, elevating it to allow air circulation, keeping it dry and preventing goo, while extending the soap’s life by up to 30%. SoapStandle has sold over a million units, earned 5,000+ happy customer reviews, and was featured in Good Housekeeping, which said, "I became a believer as soon as I tried it." In addition to convenience, SoapStandle helps reduce the environmental impact of liquid soap, which requires more energy to produce and package. By making bar soap cleaner and longer-lasting, SoapStandle supports an eco-conscious lifestyle, helping reduce waste one bar at a time. Simply put: Fix the Goo for Good.