Soaky Bubble Bath Banks

The Colgate-Palmolive Company manufactured a couple variations of their Snow White "Soaky" Bubble Bath bottle. This first example has a soft plastic head and body, the head functioning as the top to the container. On the back side is a slot that can be cut open for use as a coin bank. Probably dates from the late 1950s or early '60s.

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The back and bottom are marked as follows:

WHEN EMPTY SNIP SLOT

TO USE AS A COIN BANK

SOAKY

THE FUN BATH

DIRECTIONS ...

© WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS

COLGATE - PALMOLIVE CO.

NEW YORK, N.Y.

SOAKY ®

11 FL. OZ.

A second version dates from the late 1960s and includes movable arms. The entire torso functions as the container top. Hard plastic upper with soft plastic bottom. Stands approximately 10.5" tall.

Image courtesy of Funk and Junk. Used with permission.

This "movable arms" version appeared in the 1967 pressbook Merchandising Supplement (p.11). Also pictured is the Dopey Soaky. Suggested retail price was just 69¢. A color photo of the Snow bottle is found in the 2007 Hake's Official Price Guide to Disney Collectibles, 2nd edition (p.862).

The Dopey Soaky, soft plastic head and body. 

The later version, hard plastic upper with soft plastic bottom. Dopey is a slightly shorter than the 10.5" Snow White bottle. Both hold 11 ozs.