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Don't know what to do with all those bits of soap lying around the bathtub? Put old nylons to use and make soap balls that clean your skin and leave it feeling soft.
Take old nylons (preferably knee-highs).
Fill the nylons with soap chips.
Tie the end in a knot when the nylon is close to full.
Wash with the nylon as you would with a soap and sponge.
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Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 When a soap bar becomes too thin, you don't have to throw it away. You can have it glued to the new one just by letting it rest, the two of them together, for a day to dry and become a new bar. They both have to be wet in the first place.