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    LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System Review (& Giveaway – 3 Winners Ends 4/29)

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    ABOUT:

    LYSOL who is the brand most people trust to kill bacteria and germs in their homes, now has a fabulous new product called the LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System.  It kills 99.9% of bacteria, including E.coli, Strep, MRSA, VRE, Pseudomonas, and Staphylococcus.  Best of all the system now comes in a new stainless steel look to match your your bathroom or kitchen décor.

    MY THOUGHTS:

    Germs are everywhere and one spot that I know I at least always forget about is our bathroom soap dispenser.  I Lysol everywhere else, but if you think about it, you touch the soap dispenser with your dirty (germy) hands and then wash them.  I always thought how nice it would be to have one of those automatic soap dispensers like you find at restaurants, at home.  It would also be great to have a nice soap dispenser in my kitchen that I am not touching with my germy hands.

    When I put the LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System in my bathroom, I immediately got hooked.  It is just so nice to just place your hands by the sensor and have the soap come out automatically.  I love that it is basically a “healthy way to wash your hands!”  I am now thinking of replacing all my soap dispensers in my house!  I also feel better knowing that I have one less surface to worry about germs.  The scents available are also fresh smelling and enriched with moisturizing ingredients.

    Overall, I can definitely see why he LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System was voted 2011 Product of the Year as it really is an amazing product!  I find that we don’t go through as much hand soap because we aren’t pumping the soap, it dispenses just enough not to be wasteful.  Also, it is a great soap dispenser for potty training since my son was having trouble pumping our old soap dispenser without making a mess, he thinks the LYSOL system is magic!

    BUY IT: The LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System comes with a dispenser, 8.5-ounce hand soap refill and 4 AA batteries.   It retails for $9.99 and an 8.5-ounce hand soap refill is $3.49.You can find the LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System at your local grocery, drug, and mass stores nationwide.

    GIVEAWAY: (3) US winners will receive a LYSOL No-Touch Hand Soap System.

    WIN IT:  Comment on how you protect your family from germs!

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    Please leave me a comment for EACH entry. This contest ends April 29, 2011. Thanks everyone and good luck! Also, if you just put a generic comment like “I want to Win” then I will have to disqualify you. Once per household/ip address please.

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    21. brian e. says

      Thanks for the giveaway…our kids wash their hands when they return home from school / playing outside, first thing !

      senorpiero [at] yahoo [dot] com

      Reply

    25. Betty says

      We encourage lots of hand washing and encourage good healthy habits. Love idea of touchless soap dispensing

      Reply

    30. Rosey says

      Laugh if you will, but I carry sanitizing wipes in my purse and use them liberally in public… at the movie theater (the banister is touched by zillions of people), the restrooms, shopping, etc.

      My family laughs at me, but they seldom get sick.

      Reply

    32. Kerrie Mayans says

      I protect my family from germs by encouraging frequent handwashing and by keeping our bathrooms and kitchen clean.

      Reply

    64. Erin E says

      I protect my family from germs by keeping surfaces clean and making sure they all wash their hands often. Thank you for the lovely giveaway.
      sewmuchstuff at ymail dot com

      Reply

    80. Cori Westphal says

      We are a hand washing family! I like to keep hand soap and sanitizer wherever I can. when it’s in front of you, you tend to use it!

      coriwestphal at msn dot com

      Reply

    91. Debbie C says

      I protect our family from germs by making sure we have alcohol gels and hand wipes when we are out in public.

      dchrisg3 @ gmail . com

      Reply

    137. Raven In A Blue Room says

      following you on twitter @left_the_stars
      I tweeted your giveaway

      schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

      Reply

    138. Raven In A Blue Room says

      Google Friends Connect – following your blog publicly as Louis

      schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

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    139. Raven In A Blue Room says

      we frequently use hand sanitizer

      Thank you for hosting this giveaway

      Louis
      schnitzomage {at} gmail {dot} com

      Reply

    159. LISA BLUMENSTEIN says

      I try to protect my family from germs by always washing my hands all the time and having the kids cover there mouth and washing their hands

      Reply

    183. Patti Hess says

      I make sure that there are hand sanitizers around the house and clean door handles, door knobs and a lot of surfaces that are touched daily

      pattifritz2000 at yahoo dot com
      thanks for the chance

      Reply

    215. joanne major says

      we wash our hands alot. and cover our mouths when coughing and spray lysol
      jmajor4870(at)aol(dot)com

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    246. nan says

      i carry and use purel when we are out and about and i wipe down shopping carts
      nannypanpan at sbcglobal.net

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    261. Mary Elderton says

      Hand Washing! This is SO important. So is disinfecting surfaces like counter tops, cutting boards, etc after exposure to foods.

      Reply

    264. Terra Heck says

      I wipe down my counters with disinfectant. I also make sure we all sneeze in a Kleenex or our sleeves. And the kids don’t go to school when sick. Thanks.
      partymix25(at)hotmail(dot)com

      Reply

    268. Brittney says

      I carry sanitizer and use it while we are in stores, at the playground, etc.
      brittneydejajason (@) gmail(dot)com

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    272. Amy Brewer says

      I try my hardest to have them wash their hands after they play outside, leave a public area, before dinner and about when ever I think they need it. I keep baby wipes around to wash hands when I can in public but that is about all I do right now.

      Reply

    298. Katie Morris Crider says

      Handwashing really is the way to protect against germs. And I am teaching my daughter to sneeze/cough into the bend of her arm.

      Reply

    309. Jamie Brigham says

      I use bleach on everything possible..and we even use toss away place mats to protect our baby from germs on a table at a restaurant

      Reply

    316. Jackie says

      I try to protect my family from germs by having hand soap in the bathrooms at home for them to use, and everyone carries a hand-sanitizer gel with them to use when out of the house (at school, the mall, etc…). Thanks!
      jackievillano at gmail dot com

      Reply

    323. Christina says

      Washing hands, lysol and antibacterial hand gel when its needed if we can’t wash our hands. And just trying to teach the kids about germs and what not to do.

      Reply

    336. Marj M. says

      frequent hand washing, using Lysol on door knobs, phones, fridge door handles, etc. We really attempt to keep the germs at bay.
      gourdsrmylife(at)yahoo(dot)com

      Reply

    378. Kimbuckjr says

      MANDATORY ENTRY: I currently TRY to protect my family from germs by constantly hounding them to WASH THEIR HANDS! I am constantly telling my daughter to wash her hands, same for my hubby! We truly need this hand soaping system, MORE THAN I COULD EVER LET YOU KNOW! We need it really, really, really, really, really, really, bad! I truly hope I win!
      [email protected]

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    414. Jennifer Clay says

      I protect my family from germs by wiping down surfaces with clorox wipes. I make sure that my kids always wash their hands before they eat and after they use the bathroom.
      [email protected]

      Reply

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