5 for $10 Anti-Bacterial hand soap @ BathandBodyWorks.com - 1 day Only!

So only $2 each (normally $4.50/$5 each. OVER HALF OFF!

This is in-store and online. They are selling out fast in-store. (online will charge shipping charges so in-store is cheaper. . .)

These are a nice change to the same old "scents" you usually find with drugstore hand soaps @ a good deal too!

This is one day only (by tomorrow it will become 3 for $9).

Also, some browsers are having issues and the soaps are coming out to 3 for $9 instead of 5 for $10 (they are aware of the issue).

Other browsers are fine. If you are getting the 3 for $9 price, you can call Customer Service Department @ 1-800-756-5005 after you place the order with your order # and they will adjust your order.

[www.bathandbodyworks.com]



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 12/26/2005 05:28PM by NewtonMP2100.

WalMart/Target/Costco has it for cheaper, and it smells better.
The Bed Bath stuff smells like a french whorehouse.
BGnR

BigGuynRusty Wrote:
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> WalMart/Target/Costco has it for cheaper, and it
> smells better.
> The Bed Bath stuff smells like a french
> whorehouse.
> BGnR

What would BigFatnCrusty know about soap? He hasn't been out of the house in years.

I love the Bath and Body Works soap. I think it is the best out there. If I didn't hate going to the mall so much I'd go for that. The shipping would make the on-line not such a good deal.

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Roswell, GA (Atlanta suburb)

The jury is still out, but I'd be wary of using any antibacterial products in the home. They have no proven benefits and there is a definite risk that they can kill beneficial bacteria while promoting the breeding of bacteria resistant to antibacterial agents. The only people who say there are no risks are industry apologists like Steven Milloy. IMHO, anything he says is usually likely to be as far from the truth as possible.

I prefer molecular acid soap.

It removes the germs and the skin.

JP,
That explains so much.

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Roswell, GA (Atlanta suburb)

uhm? OCD?

davester Wrote:
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> The jury is still out, but I'd be wary of using
> any antibacterial products in the home. They have
> no proven benefits and there is a definite risk
> that they can kill beneficial bacteria while
> promoting the breeding of bacteria resistant to
> antibacterial agents. The only people who say
> there are no risks are industry apologists like
> Steven Milloy. IMHO, anything he says is usually
> likely to be as far from the truth as possible.


i'm with you - regular soap works fine for me.

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I have heard that regular soap does work fine. And that using anti-bacterial soap is not only potentially bad but unnecessary.

We've read the same thing about anti-bacterial soap. However, there are 2 girls in my family that love that smell! Bought 10 of them yesterday on sale and used up a gift card.

yeehaw