Product Review: Soap For Dirty Equestrians Liquid Soap & Room Spray
Liquid Hand Soap
Soap is one of those things you don’t really think about until you run out and need more. Sure, everyone wants some hand soap that smells nice. And a nice bar or liquid soap can make a great gift. But Soap for Dirty Equestrians upped the ante when they debuted a new line of liquid soaps with the witty horse humor they’ve come to be known for.
From “My Trainer Was Right” (scent: lime verbena), to “Stressed Out Ammy” (lavender) to “Would Pick Horses Over You” (pink sugar) and “Morning Feed Time” (red apple) there’s a refreshing, clean scent and good giggle for just about any horse person you know. The line of liquid soaps from Soap for Dirty Equestrians are vegan, cruelty-free and handmade, so you can feel good about your purchase.
Each soap comes in an 8-ounce bottle, designed to last even in the shared bathroom at the barn. They come in a colorful array of pretty labels. There’s truly a soap for everyone in this collection.
Overall rating: 4.7/5 | Quality: 4.9/5 | Price point: 4.5/5
Room Spray:
We’ve all come to know Soap for Dirty Equestrians for their sweet-smelling handmade soap bars and new liquid soap. Not to mention their hilarious and witty soap names. Well, Soap for Dirty Equestrians has decided to up the ante. The equestrian soap maker now offers room spray in a variety of scents, and let me know tell you, they’re the burst of fragrance you didn’t know your bathroom needed.
The 8-ounce bottle of room spray comes in four new scents. Morning Feed Time (apple): The sound of horses eating straight cash; Would Pick Horses Over You (pink sugar): Infused with heart horse vibes; Stressed Out Ammy (lavender): Wash your worries away; and My Trainer Was Right (lime verbana): But I like to try it my way first. Each bottle easily fills a bathroom or tack room for minutes with just a few sprays. I personally am I big fan of the lime verbana scent.
And pro tip: These room sprays aren’t only good for masking smelly rooms. They work wonders on your riding helmet, too. I’m not saying a few squirts of spray replaces a good wash for a sweaty helmet, but a couple of sprays once a week in between more vigorous cleanings has certainly made my helmet much more palatable for my head. I keep a bottle in my tack trunk just to freshen up when I need it.
The line of room sprays from Soap For Dirty Equestrians is available for purchase in a tack store near you.
Overall rating: 4.7/5 | Quality: 4.8/5 | Price point: 4.6/5