Sisal Sac

The texture when dry might mislead you into thinking it is going to be like a soap on a rope in terms of acting like a cheese grater on your skin. Yet the second it absorbs water it softens and becomes quite delicate to the touch. I use it on my two infant sons and it lathers well in the warm water. In cold water it needs some extra motivation but overall it extends the life of your soap considerably so I already made my money back on it. Definitely buy it.

I'd never seen anything like this: a bag you can put your soap into and use as a wash rag. It works great, doesn't feel like it's scraping your skin, and is all natural. Much better than any of the other items I've used for washing. I've only owned it since May, so we'll see how it holds up after time.

I have always enjoyed a vigorous scouring while I take a hot scrubbing. But this sisal sack is exactly what it claims to be, that being, mild and preserving. This mild nature put me off at first, but I noticed two things. 1. My skin felt just as clean as when I'd rubbed myself raw with other synthetic fiber based products. 2. The longevity I got from using the sisal was extreme. In the time it took me to get through a single bar, the other individual who uses the shower had gone through at least 4 of another brand. If you buy bar soap, the frugal and hygienic choice is to grab a sisal. You will not regret it.

Your soap will last for months, and you can use it down to the last flake.

Don’t let your soap sit in a funky dish, hang it up in one of these. It exfoliates, extends the life of your soap, and it’s only $10. Just add it to your cart.