Me Mother Earth Diatomite Soap Dish

Diatomaceous clay is a naturally porous material that acts like a sponge. It pulls water away from the surface of your soap bar and absorbs it into the dish, where it then evaporates quickly, preventing the soap from sitting in a puddle.

No, the material is smooth and non-abrasive. It is safe to use on stone, marble, tile, and laminate countertops without the risk of scratching.

Over time, the pores can get clogged with soap residue. Simply rinse the dish with warm water and let it air dry; if it needs a deeper refresh, you can lightly sand the surface with fine-grit sandpaper to open up the pores again.

Because the material absorbs water and dries so rapidly, it creates an environment where mold and mildew struggle to grow. It is naturally antimicrobial, making it a much more hygienic option than traditional plastic or ceramic dishes.

The dish measures 3 inches by 5 inches, which comfortably accommodates most standard and artisan bar soaps. If you use exceptionally large or oversized bars, you may want to measure your soap first to ensure a proper fit.