How can I combine small pieces of used soap to make a large bar?

Answer 1

Get all the pieces wet in your hands and hold them underwater and maneuver them until they stick together.

Answer 2

Put all the pieces in a used towel, add some water, wrap around the soap with the towel by twisting it tightly into a ball. Open up the towel, and you get all the pieces fused together into a large ball.
You can also melt them over a stove in a steel container.

Answer 3

put all the pieces in a plastic bowl or bag and add 'some' water (not a lot, just enough to make it all wet) and let it set a few days...if you need to add more water, then do it (make sure the bowl has a lid). After the soap is all melted, then pour off any water and let the soap set till hard again.

Answer 4

They actually make a device that will do it. It works like a vice clamp, and presses the soap pieces into the shape of a bar. (I think it was like $13)

Answer 5

microwave, or save old pantyhose and place small pieces in,
when you have several, tie a knot, clip off above the knot, and
just use the pieces tied up in the hose. Works just as well.

Answer 6

Why don't you get some women's knee high panty hose and save the soap slivers in it and use it as a shower poof !

Answer 7

put them in a pyrex measuring cup and melt them together in the microwave. then pour into a soap mold or plastic container and let it cool and harden...pop it out and voila it's soap!

Answer 8

Microwave in a slow low heat--pay attention to it as you do it--good luck