Andiker Soap Bag Soft for Shower, Soap Pouch Saver with Drawstring for Foaming and Drying,Hangable (7 pcs mesh soap bag)

These things whip up a pile of suds in no time. They dry off fast, so the don't turn the soap into fast disappearing pile of mush like "natural" soap saver bags. Mild exfoliating but not uncomfortably rough. Maybe they don't last forever, although they show no signs of disintegrating for me so far, but they are easy to toss in full bars or bits of soap, they foam well, dry well, and are reasonably priced. Highly recommended!

These bags are great for travel. I use them for bar soap and shampoo and conditioner soap. You can use the soap through the bag without skin irritation, or remove the soap to use normally. The bags are great at keeping the soap dry by simply hanging them in the shower. They are thin, dry quickly, and clean well. I've used the same bags for several long trips, so longevity is there--unless you have a cat like mine who likes to chew things... they are not cat proof. hahaha

These are pretty good shower soap bags for what I paid. They are roomy enough for a nice sized bar of soap but for smaller bars, they are a little too big but still workable. They assist with the lathering very well and are easy to clean and dry. They weren't very expensive so I can't really complain. They do the job I bought them for.

Like the soft bagGreat for small pieces of soap

This seemed like a good idea for my kids since they squeeze out all the liquid soap in the shower, but they just ripped these up. Not very durable.

Really like these. Just enough texture to wash without being harsh. Soap up nicely. Husband and I both use and like. Good value for price.

Makes a LOT of suds quickly. Actually sped up my showers.

I had high hopes that this bag would be perfect for my soap bars and I was correct. The nicest thing about this bag is that it is a double- layer mesh bag, so you don't get an "scrub" feeling (note: I own a spray tan business and clients are advised against anything that is scrubbing). Now, the tricky part is that the soap may try to come out of the top of the bag- my method around this is to pop the end of the string cap off, then put it back on with the strings drawn into a "closed" position. Once you get a bag for yourself, you'll see what I mean!