Gel Hand Soap Refill, Sweet Water, 34 fl oz (Pack of 6)

Great soap. Great smell. Great cleanse. Doesn’t dry.

I love Method gel hand wash. The scent is fresh and clean without being overpowering. The formula is gentle on my hands and they don’t feel dry or tight even with frequent washing. I keep it in both my kitchen and bathroom, and it lathers well, rinses clean, and doesn’t leave any residue. The new packaging is nice if you want to leave it out on your counter.

We like this soap because it has no color or scent. It is clear. Does not irritate my sensitive skin.

This hand soap has an amazing clean smell. It reminds me of the beach. It's a gel and seems concentrated so you don't need much. The value is excellent.

So many! I dont think I will need to repurchase for a while. Sweetwater is my favorite hand soap scent. Nice smell and not overpowering. If you want to know what it smells like, its at Target. I have a 6 month supply in this box. I dont have overly dry hands. Cleans well.

I wanted foam and misread the description so it’s fine for cleaning my bands and it was my fault.

It is a good soap overall. It is slightly too thin for my liking. It has a nice light scent. Great to buy in bulk if you're certain about your soaps, and it'll last a long time.

I can't believe I'm writing a review about hand soap...it's just soap, right? Maybe not... I decided to buy a 6 pack from Amazon because I realized that whenever I went to the grocery store or the big box hardware store I was looking for Method refills...and either coming up empty or paying too much. There are plenty of other liquid soaps that come in refill size - what makes Method special enough that I would buy over a gallon of it online and then write a review about it? It's not because a family member has funky allergies or sensitivities - it's because the soap is really good soap, and the company behaves ethically and doesn't just think about profits. It's important to me to *not* buy antibacterial soap. I don't believe it's necessary and washing antibacterial chemicals down the drain and into the environment can't be a good thing (studies are inconclusive on this). Washing with soap and water is a completely adequate way to get the germs off. Method soaps don't have antibacterial agents...in fact, they don't have a lot of chemicals found in other soaps (check out their website for more on that). It's also important to me to buy soap that works well and smells nice, or at least doesn't smell bad. What's the point of buying soap that doesn't get hands clean? This soap works as well as any other soap and the fragrance is really mild (Sweet Water). A nice touch is the pouch the soap comes in. I always spill soap when refilling dispensers, but not with the Method pouch. The tip goes in the bottle and I squeeze the pouch until the bottle is full. I suspect this review is preaching to the choir, though. Who else ends up at the Method soap product page except someone looking for Method soap? I don't think people just browse around Amazon looking at hand soaps. Books, yes, electronics, yes, but hand soap? Enough already, just go buy the soap. It's great soap and with a 6 pack of pouches you won't run out for a very long time!