What do you do with that leftover piece of soap?

Question

It's too brittle to use as a guitar pick and too soft to level that short leg of the table...

Answer 1

I can see others have good suggestions, here is mine.

I have studied hotel managements, in some hotels they put the left over soaps in washing machine. so they can save up money on washing machine powder. you can do it at home!

Answer 2

I'm subject to getting these cramps in my legs or thighs during the night. So this old person told me to put pieces of these left over soaps directly on the mattress (perhaps in a small pouch) and cover it with the bedsheet as usual. Since doing so I haven't had a single cramp. Amazing receipe. Natural medecine.

Answer 3

Not many people know this, but the Hebrew name "Rebecca" actually means that little piece of soap that's left over because it's too small to use. In the first few hundred years AD the word's meaning was expanded to include the little piece of cheese lef over when you use a cheese-grater (because it's too small to grate further), too!

Answer 4

*Chuckles* You take a small, waterproof box about the size of a bar of soap. You keep adding water and old bits of soap and pretty soon, as it becomes the size you want, you let it dry out- and you have a "free" new bar of soap. Add some perfume and you'll have your own homemade version of "Irish Spring"

Answer 5

I save them up, and then soak them in water overnight until they are soft and gooey. I then take the mass of them and mold them into a baseball sized sphere, and let it air dry. One then has a lump of soap larger than a bar, which I find is easier to handle in a wet shower.

Answer 6

Put it in a sock with lots of other leftover pieces of soap and use that sock to clean the bath, it's magic.

Answer 7

Break them into small pieces and put them in a pump bottle (like an old liquid hand soap bottle) add water, shake up real good and use it to wash your hands.

Answer 8

while i became a baby, my mon used to place all of them right into an excellent mouth mason jar and upload slightly water. then you certainly merely scooped slightly out and used like cleansing soap. She extensively utilized to bathe plastic sandwich bags and carry close them up on the line to dry. and washed the rubbish (milk cartons, egg cartons etc)

Answer 9

Save them until I have enough I boil them and make my own soap
when it is cold I cut them to what size I would like my soap to be

Answer 10

u throw it away,or if ure n2 saving money,like a miser would be,why not save all ure little pieces of soap,melt them n a pot and make a big bar of soap.