Abstract: A DC-motor-driven whisk blends soap remnants with water until creamy. The blending is done in a translucent housing over the motor where the shaft of the motor rotates the whisk. The soap cream is dispensed through a pump dispenser that extends into the housing. The whisk has two differently-shaped arms for more efficient blending and to avoid interfering with the pump dispenser. Water and soap are added through holes in the top of the housing that also enable soap fragrances to vent into the vicinity of the device.