At a glance
The quick facts, all in one place.
| Material | All natural wood |
|---|---|
| Variants | Natural Bamboo, Dark Natural Bamboo |
| Design | Slats with drainage grooves |
| Best for | Keeping bars dry, firm and fresh |
Why a ladder shape
The ladder raises your bar up on slats, so it never sits in a puddle. Water drains through the grooves and air reaches the bottom of the bar, which helps it dry between uses.
A bar that dries out stays firm instead of going mushy, so it lasts longer. The wood gives your counter a simple, natural look.
What's in it, and why
How to use it
- Set the ladder on a flat spot near your sink, tub or shower.
- Lay your bar across the slats after each use.
- Let water drain through the grooves so the bar can dry.
- Rinse off soap buildup now and then and let the ladder air dry.
Good to know
- Comes in two tones, natural bamboo and dark natural bamboo.
- Give the ladder a chance to dry out between uses.
- Free shipping on orders over $40.
Common questions
Real questions people search on Google, answered straight.
What is a soap ladder?
A soap ladder is a small soap dish made of slats, like a short ladder laid flat, that holds a bar up so water drains away. Clean Harvest's Wooden Soap Ladder is all natural wood with precise grooves for drainage. Air reaches the bottom of the bar, so it dries between uses and lasts longer. It comes in natural or dark bamboo.
What is the best soap dish to keep soap dry?
The best soap dish to keep soap dry lifts the bar and lets water run off instead of pooling. Clean Harvest's Wooden Soap Ladder does this with raised slats and grooves, so water drains and air circulates under the bar. A dry bar stays firm, does not turn mushy and lasts longer between showers.
How do you use a soap dish?
Set the dish near where you wash and rest your bar on it right after each use so it can drain. With Clean Harvest's Wooden Soap Ladder, lay the bar across the slats and let the water run through the grooves. Keep it out of direct spray when you can, and rinse off soap buildup now and then.
How do you reuse soap slivers?
The easiest way to reuse a soap sliver is to wet it and a new bar, press them together and let them dry as one. Clean Harvest's Wooden Soap Ladder is a good place to let them set, since the slats drain water and let air reach the bottom. You can also drop small pieces into a sisal soap bag and keep washing.
Why does bar soap leave residue?
Most of the gooey residue around a bar comes from soap sitting in water. The wet bottom softens and leaves a slimy layer on the dish or counter. Clean Harvest's Wooden Soap Ladder lifts the bar onto slats with grooves, so water drains away and air dries it. The bar stays firmer, and you spend less time cleaning up soft soap.