Dial Antibacterial Liquid Soap, White Tea, 7.5 Oz Pump Bottle

Love it. You tell a difference.

The soap washes off clean not sticky. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

The soap is great, but the new white pump is terrible. It's much harder to depress to dispense the soap, and sometimes you have to depress the pump twice to get anything out. The clear pump that used to come with the soap worked fine, so why would you change it?

Not sure if I'm most disappointed that the source I bought it from, displayed the white tea and vitamin E photo and sent the non vitamin E version or that dial may have discontinued the vitamin E all together. Certainly disappointed, for sure.

Im pretty sure I made sure it was a multi pack and i was supposed to 12. I got 1. 1 little bottle of soap for $17!! Its hard enough to get handsoap right now! Getting scammed on top of it is worse!!!

I do body and mechanical work on cars... My hands are exposed to numerous chemicals that dry skin out... When I needed an antibacterial hand soap, I chose the White Tea with Vitamin E... The E vitamin seemed to lessen the harshness... Now it's worthless to me...

I loved the White Tea & Vitamin E and they have changed it to this White Tea only version. They added alcohol and Zinc which I am allergic to. After a wonderful experience in the ER. Too bad they changed a good thing. This new one is absolutely awful. Definitely lost my business for my home and for the companies I order for.

Way over priced! Will return it to the store on my next trip!

I bought it about a month ago. After using it my hands began burning skin and hands became drier. I have sensitive hands so I tried the clean+ gentle dial hypoallergenic antibacterial hand soap it worked, but now it also has aloe. Not everyone can use aloe. Please take the aloe of the dial liquid hand soaps.

I bought the Dial Complete liquid antibacterial hand soap, White Tea. It has the consistency of faucet water, so when I pour it out in my hand, it runs all over the place. I have to put it in a measuring scoop and then bit by bit use it, but still lose some because it is so "liquidy." I have used Dial liquid soap for 20+ years. This product very disappointing. I'll try one more bottle, and if it is still real watery, I will go to another kind of liquid soap.