The Black Stuff Teak Soap Dish

Teak is naturally water-resistant and durable, making it ideal for wet environments. Unlike plastic or ceramic, which can trap water underneath the bar, teak allows the soap to breathe and dry out properly, which prevents the mushy residue that often ruins soap bars.

Yes. The angle, combined with the slotted drainage, ensures that water runs off the bar immediately rather than pooling at the base. This airflow is the single most effective way to keep your soap firm and prevent it from dissolving prematurely.

The dish measures 9cm x 7cm x 4cm. It is sized to accommodate most standard and medium-sized artisan bars comfortably, though very large, oversized blocks may have some overhang.

No, teak is naturally rich in oils that resist moisture and decay. To keep it in top condition, simply rinse it occasionally to remove soap buildup and place it in a spot where it can dry out completely between uses.

For the best results, place the dish outside the direct spray of the showerhead. Even water-resistant wood will last longer and stay cleaner if it isn't constantly saturated by running water.