Body Wash, Soaps & Hair Care

Kits, Academies and Assistance Programs

Departments assemble more kits than people outside them realize. Recruit academies issue a personal kit on day one. Family assistance, holiday and community outreach programs build hygiene bags for households that need them. Both need the same components, and both need them not to leak in a box in a trunk. Dissolvable soap sheets weigh almost nothing and solve that problem outright.

What Survives a Trunk in July

Kit components sit in a vehicle, a supply closet and a cardboard box for months, and that rules some things out. Soap sheets do not leak, do not melt, and stack by the thousand on a supply room shelf. Wrapped bars hold up too and read as a fuller item inside an assistance bag. The travel bottles are the right call for an academy issue kit, where a recruit will use them that week. Free virtual proofs on every order.

Common Questions

What goes into a recruit academy personal kit?

Soap in some form, travel wash and shampoo, and usually a toothbrush set. The point is a recruit having what they need on day one without a trip to a store.

Will soap leak in a kit that sits in a vehicle?

Not if you use the sheets. They do not leak and they do not melt, which is why they hold up in a trunk or an unconditioned supply room through a summer.

Can we order for a family assistance or holiday program?

Yes, this comes up every year. Call 800.431.3473 and we will price the components together so the whole bag lands on one requisition.