This is a general-purpose hand soap that also works as a body soap for bath and shower use. The formula is pH balanced to clean effectively while staying gentle, and the manufacturer states it "contains no abrasive, caustic or solvent ingredients to dry or crack even the most sensitive skin." It rinses freely and leaves a light berry scent. It runs in a foam dispenser or a standard liquid dispenser, which matters when you have a mix of hardware across a building.
Mild, pH-balanced formula for hands that get washed a dozen times a day No abrasives or caustics
In schools
Restroom dispensers Locker-room showers One soap for both, which cuts the number of SKUs you stock
In gyms & churches
Doubles as a body soap for shower rooms The same gallon serves the sink and the shower
In offices & restaurants
General handwashing Food service note: this soap carries no antibacterial claim, so if your health code requires an antimicrobial hand soap at a specific sink, use a product that carries that claim on its label
NOTEAROMA FOAMA BERRY is a cosmetic cleansing soap — it physically lifts and rinses away soil and germs during a normal wash. That is cleaning, not disinfecting: the label carries no antimicrobial or antibacterial claim and no registration number, and the SDS lists the recommended use only as "Hand cleaner."
How to use it
Directions
1. Place a generous amount of AROMA FOAMA BERRY in the palm of the hand.
2. Wet hands with warm water.
3. Lather and wash hands in the normal manner.
4. Rinse with warm potable water.
5. Towel dry.
6. For bath and shower use, apply as a body soap and rinse.
No contact time is specified on the label or the tech data sheet — this is a wash-and-rinse soap, not a leave-on antiseptic. The "stays visibly wet" rule does not apply. The only choice is dispenser type, not dilution: Foam Soap Dispenser with Refill & Valve #9142 for foaming use; Tank Type Dispenser #9140 or Wall Mount Dispenser #9126 for non-foaming use.
✓ Safe on
Hands, including sensitive skin — the manufacturer states it contains no abrasive, caustic or solvent ingredients that would dry or crack skinBody, for bath and shower useFoam dispensing hardware (#9142)Non-foam dispensing hardware (#9140 tank type; #9126 wall mount)
△ What not to use it on
Do not get it in the eyes, on skin unnecessarily, or on clothing (SDS Section 7 handling instruction)
Do not treat it as a sanitizer or disinfectant — it has no kill claims
Do not substitute it where a health code or licensing rule calls for an antimicrobial hand soap
Do not store it where it can freeze or get hot — store in a cool, dry area
Works with
ORION
High-lather hand dishwashing liquid for baked-on grease. AROMA FOAMA BERRY is deliberately mild and will not cut baked-on kitchen grease. ORION goes at the pot sink so nobody empties the hand soap trying to do a job it was not built for.
Neutral-pH disinfectant cleaner and deodorizer for everyday surfaces. AROMA FOAMA BERRY handles hands; NU-QUAT handles the counter, the fixture and the door push the hands just touched.
Disinfectant wipes, phenol-free, alcohol-free, bleach-free. For the same reason the soap is mild, PATHOS II is the wipe to hand a childcare or classroom staffer for touchpoints — no harsh chemistry near occupants.
No. AROMA FOAMA BERRY carries no antibacterial or antimicrobial claim and no registration. It is a cleansing soap. Where a code specifically requires an antimicrobial hand soap, stock a product whose label carries that claim and keep the label on file.
It is pH balanced at roughly 5–7, which is close to skin's own pH, and the manufacturer states it contains no abrasive, caustic or solvent ingredients. The SDS is "Not classified" — no signal word, no hazard statements, HMIS and NFPA all zeros. The one label instruction is to keep it out of reach of children.
The practical difference is dispensing and format. This ships in gallons up to 55 gallon drums rather than proprietary cartridges, and it runs in both foam and non-foam dispensers (#9142 foam; #9140 or #9126 non-foam), so you are not locked to one hardware line. It is also a Share Corp Designated Green Product with under 2% VOC and a canister made from 25% post-consumer recycled plastic.
Yes. It is sold as a hand and body soap and is intended for bath and shower use. That is the main reason to standardize on it in a gym, school or church — one product for sinks and showers.
It is sold in 1, 5, 20, 35 and 55 gallon sizes, but Share Corp does not publish a case pack or case weight for the gallon — confirm that when you order. Storage stability is 1 year at 70 °F, so buy no more than a year's supply and store it cool and dry.
None — SDS Section 2 classifies the product as "Not classified," with no hazard statements and the note "No labeling applicable." The gallon label carries no signal word and no hazard statements; the only precautionary statement is KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
Not classified under GHS. No hazard statements on the SDS or the gallon label.
Tech data sheet rates it 0 across all HMIS/NFPA categories.
Flash point is greater than 200 °F closed cup, so it is not a flammability concern.
PPE
For ordinary end-use handwashing no PPE is called
For bulk handling — staff decanting or filling dispensers from a drum — SDS Section 8 calls for protective goggles, gloves and protective clothing
First aid
Eyes. Rinse immediately with plenty of water. Remove contact lenses if present and easy to do.
Skin. Rinse skin with water or shower.
Ingestion. Rinse mouth with water. Do NOT induce vomiting.
Inhalation. Remove the person into fresh air.
No special ventilation is required. Store in a cool, dry area. Keep containers closed and away from heat sources. Storage stability is 1 year at 70 °F.
Who you're buying from
Manufactured by Share Corporation, Milwaukee, WI. Sold, delivered and supported by Greg Watkins. Product issue? Call Greg first — 214-906-5476.
