How to Use Those Little Pieces of Left Over Bath Soap

In the following I'll give you two methods to use those little pieces of bath soap always left at the end of the bar.

Things You'll Need

• Plastic carrying soap box.

Instructions

1. With this first one you'll either need to be a man or have one in your home. If you're a single woman and don't live with your father or brother or have someone then you'll need a husband. You can accomplish this by getting married or borrow a husband from a friend. Just explain to your friend you don't want to keep him, just have him come over and shave once a day. Your friend will love you for it, just to get him out of the house will be a big relief for her.

2. In fact that's the first use for those little pieces, get a shaving mug and brush and put all the pieces in the mug and use them for shaving. You really can save a lot of money this way and you'll find the bath soap works just as well if not better than the shaving soaps.

3. The second way is to re-use them. Keep a glass jar and collect them in it. You'll find a large dill pickle jar works great. After you've collected a good amount fill jar with 1/3 as much water as you have soap. Set aside for a few days and the soap will melt into the water. Now get a plastic box about the size of a bar of soap, spray it with non-stick cooking spray and pour soap and water mixture into dish and allow to dry. Presto you have a new bar of soap.

Tips & Warnings

• You may want to increase or decrease the amount of water you use.

• Get a plastic carrying soap case, they work great.

• You can heat water and soap mixture on stove to speed up the process.

• If you use the first method be sure and ask to borrow a husband don't just assume it's okay and take one.

• Remember always ask, husbands are not to smart and will do anything you tell them. Including jumping off bridges. So it's always a good idea to ask his wife before telling him you'd like him to come over and use your mug.