Soap dishes & tins

May we present to you: Soap dishes made from natural diatomaceous earth. They are particularly absorbent and reliably ensure that your soap doesn't get wet. This means they stay fresh for a long time and don't get any unsightly cracks.You know what it's like: you lather up your soap, enjoy the delicate fragrance, the wonderful moisturising effect and put it - where? Back in a dish where it continues to soften because the liquid cannot drain away satisfactorily? Your soap quickly becomes smaller and smaller and unsightly. So where do you put the soap after use?We have found a great solution: Soap dishes made from diatomaceous earth. Extremely absorbent, purely natural and moisture-regulating. Diatomaceous earth is able to absorb the liquid from the soap quickly and completely - so your soap always stays dry. The small accessories for your bathroom are available in five different colours. Elegant, minimalist and functional. Choose the one that best suits you, your bathroom or your soap.Why we use this material for our soap dishes:Diatomaceous earth is a purely natural product. It consists of the shells of fossilised diatoms. One millimetre of diatomaceous earth consists of countless diatom shells. The fossilised sedimentary rock, which formed in freshwater lakes from the interglacial period onwards, has rows and rows of tiny pores, making it act almost like a sponge - moisture is quickly absorbed, stored and slowly released again. The surface feels almost chalky, but does not rub off.The soap dish should be cleaned of soap residue from time to time: Simply wipe off with a brush or sponge and warm water and leave to dry until the next use.Properties: High absorption capacity Low weight High resistance to breakage Natural antibacterial effect Quick-drying and mould-resistant Environmentally friendly, without chemical additives Completely natural Dimensions: 8 x 13 cm

May we present to you: Soap dishes made from natural diatomaceous earth. They are particularly absorbent and reliably ensure that your soap doesn't get wet. This means they stay fresh for a long time and don't get any unsightly cracks.You know what it's like: you lather up your soap, enjoy the delicate fragrance, the wonderful moisturising effect and put it - where? Back in a dish where it continues to soften because the liquid cannot drain away satisfactorily? Your soap quickly becomes smaller and smaller and unsightly. So where do you put the soap after use?We have found a great solution: Soap dishes made from diatomaceous earth. Extremely absorbent, purely natural and moisture-regulating. Diatomaceous earth is able to absorb the liquid from the soap quickly and completely - so your soap always stays dry. The small accessories for your bathroom are available in five different colours. Elegant, minimalist and functional. Choose the one that best suits you, your bathroom or your soap.Why we use this material for our soap dishes:Diatomaceous earth is a purely natural product. It consists of the shells of fossilised diatoms. One millimetre of diatomaceous earth consists of countless diatom shells. The fossilised sedimentary rock, which formed in freshwater lakes from the interglacial period onwards, has rows and rows of tiny pores, making it act almost like a sponge - moisture is quickly absorbed, stored and slowly released again. The surface feels almost chalky, but does not rub off.The soap dish should be cleaned of soap residue from time to time: Simply wipe off with a brush or sponge and warm water and leave to dry until the next use.Properties: High absorption capacity Low weight High resistance to breakage Natural antibacterial effect Quick-drying and mould-resistant Environmentally friendly, without chemical additives Completely natural Dimensions: 8 x 13 cm

May we present to you: Soap dishes made from natural diatomaceous earth. They are particularly absorbent and reliably ensure that your soap doesn't get wet. This means they stay fresh for a long time and don't get any unsightly cracks.You know what it's like: you lather up your soap, enjoy the delicate fragrance, the wonderful moisturising effect and put it - where? Back in a dish where it continues to soften because the liquid cannot drain away satisfactorily? Your soap quickly becomes smaller and smaller and unsightly. So where do you put the soap after use?We have found a great solution: Soap dishes made from diatomaceous earth. Extremely absorbent, purely natural and moisture-regulating. Diatomaceous earth is able to absorb the liquid from the soap quickly and completely - so your soap always stays dry. The small accessories for your bathroom are available in five different colours. Elegant, minimalist and functional. Choose the one that best suits you, your bathroom or your soap.Why we use this material for our soap dishes:Diatomaceous earth is a purely natural product. It consists of the shells of fossilised diatoms. One millimetre of diatomaceous earth consists of countless diatom shells. The fossilised sedimentary rock, which formed in freshwater lakes from the interglacial period onwards, has rows and rows of tiny pores, making it act almost like a sponge - moisture is quickly absorbed, stored and slowly released again. The surface feels almost chalky, but does not rub off.The soap dish should be cleaned of soap residue from time to time: Simply wipe off with a brush or sponge and warm water and leave to dry until the next use.Properties: High absorption capacity Low weight High resistance to breakage Natural antibacterial effect Quick-drying and mould-resistant Environmentally friendly, without chemical additives Completely natural Dimensions: 8 x 13 cm

May we present to you: Soap dishes made from natural diatomaceous earth. They are particularly absorbent and reliably ensure that your soap doesn't get wet. This means they stay fresh for a long time and don't get any unsightly cracks.You know what it's like: you lather up your soap, enjoy the delicate fragrance, the wonderful moisturising effect and put it - where? Back in a dish where it continues to soften because the liquid cannot drain away satisfactorily? Your soap quickly becomes smaller and smaller and unsightly. So where do you put the soap after use?We have found a great solution: Soap dishes made from diatomaceous earth. Extremely absorbent, purely natural and moisture-regulating. Diatomaceous earth is able to absorb the liquid from the soap quickly and completely - so your soap always stays dry. The small accessories for your bathroom are available in five different colours. Elegant, minimalist and functional. Choose the one that best suits you, your bathroom or your soap.Why we use this material for our soap dishes:Diatomaceous earth is a purely natural product. It consists of the shells of fossilised diatoms. One millimetre of diatomaceous earth consists of countless diatom shells. The fossilised sedimentary rock, which formed in freshwater lakes from the interglacial period onwards, has rows and rows of tiny pores, making it act almost like a sponge - moisture is quickly absorbed, stored and slowly released again. The surface feels almost chalky, but does not rub off.The soap dish should be cleaned of soap residue from time to time: Simply wipe off with a brush or sponge and warm water and leave to dry until the next use.Properties: High absorption capacity Low weight High resistance to breakage Natural antibacterial effect Quick-drying and mould-resistant Environmentally friendly, without chemical additives Completely natural Dimensions: 8 x 13 cm

Plastic-free storage for your solid soaps. Perfect for travelling.Our soap box is a great travel companion: sturdy and rustproof, with space for your favourite soap or several bars of soap. So you can take your soap, hair soap or solid shampoo with you when travelling or doing sports.Size: 9.5 x 7 cm

May we present to you: Soap dishes made from natural diatomaceous earth. They are particularly absorbent and reliably ensure that your soap doesn't get wet. This means they stay fresh for a long time and don't get any unsightly cracks.You know what it's like: you lather up your soap, enjoy the delicate fragrance, the wonderful moisturising effect and put it - where? Back in a dish where it continues to soften because the liquid cannot drain away satisfactorily? Your soap quickly becomes smaller and smaller and unsightly. So where do you put the soap after use?We have found a great solution: Soap dishes made from diatomaceous earth. Extremely absorbent, purely natural and moisture-regulating. Diatomaceous earth is able to absorb the liquid from the soap quickly and completely - so your soap always stays dry. The small accessories for your bathroom are available in five different colours. Elegant, minimalist and functional. Choose which one suits you best.Why we use this material for our soap dishes:Diatomaceous earth is a purely natural product. It consists of the shells of fossilised diatoms. One millimetre of diatomaceous earth consists of countless diatom shells. The fossilised sedimentary rock, which formed in freshwater lakes from the interglacial period onwards, has rows and rows of tiny pores, making it act almost like a sponge - moisture is quickly absorbed, stored and slowly released again. The surface feels almost chalky, but does not rub off.The soap dish should be cleaned of soap residue from time to time: Simply wipe off with a brush or sponge and warm water and leave to dry until the next use.Properties: High absorption capacity Low weight High resistance to breakage Natural antibacterial effect Quick-drying and mould-resistant Environmentally friendly, without chemical additives Completely natural Dimensions: 8 x 13 cm