Tips & Tricks
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Use thinner shower gels
Thin shower gels, bath soak and bubble bath flow most easily through Soap Shower. Thick, creamy gels and shampoos may flow more slowly.
Using a thick gel? Mix it with a small amount of water before filling the container. -
Water above the soap is normal
Some water may remain above the shower gel after use. This is normal and helps thin the gel ready for your next shower.
There is no need to empty the container after every use. -
Use the supplied showerhead
The supplied aerated showerhead mixes air into the soapy water to create the best bubbly effect.
Other showerheads will still deliver the mixture, but some may produce fewer visible bubbles. -
Start high, then turn down
Turn the soap control up at the beginning to start the soap flowing.
Once it comes through the showerhead, turn the control down to the level you prefer. This helps prevent using more shower gel than necessary.
Find the setting that works for you
The correct dial position will depend on:
1. The thickness of your shower gel;
2. Your shower’s water pressure;
3. The showerhead spray setting;
4. How much soap you prefer.
Start high, wait for the soap to reach the showerhead, then gradually turn the dial down. Once you have found your preferred position, it should be quicker to set on future showers.
Switch between soap and rinse whenever you like
Swap between shower gels and shampoo
Soap Shower can be used with different shower gels and shampoos, so you can change products whenever you like. Thinner products flow most easily, while thicker shampoos or creamy gels may need diluting with a little water.
For quicker changes, keep each fragrance or product in its own spare refill container. You can then swap containers without rinsing one out or mixing fragrances.
Always turn the shower off before removing or changing a refill container.