What to do with left over bars of soap

When you've reached the end of a soap bar, what do you do? Instead of tossing the scraps and calling it a day, consider saving and reusing them #hunkerhome #diy #diysoap #soap #soapmaking #soaphack

You are probably all familiar with using a bar of soap until it gets really small, and it sometimes breaks up into several small pieces. These little leftover pieces of soap are difficult and fiddly to use, but you don’t want to throw them away as they are still perfectly good soap. At least, that’s

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Stop wasting the leftover soap slivers! Use this little tip so you can make the most out of every bar of soap!

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Instead of tossing out bar soap scraps, you can form the pieces into a brand new soap bar. Your upcycled soap will be just like a bar of soap from the store, but you can customize it by adding fragrances and herbs.

17 way to reuse those little bits and slivers of leftover bar soap #soap #hacks #ideas #frugalliving #soapmaking #DIYlaundrydetergent #DIYliquidsoap

Genius and unusual ways to use a bar soap - that are for so much more than just bathing! With these tips, you can use soap to free up a stuck

HomeMade soap from old soap bars / reusing waste soap bars / Recycling leftover Soap

Wondering how to recycle bar soap pieces from the hotel? There are SO MANY ways to recycle old soap that you should never leave it behind. Learn how to turn bar soap into liquid soap, where to donate old soap for charity, and how to mold bar soap pieces into a new bar of soap. You will also learn how to recycle soap by using it in the garden or to fix things around the house. This is one simple way to GO GREEN and reduce your carbon footprint when you travel.