Making your own liquid bath soap

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Submitted by cassiegerald on Tue, 10/07/2008 - 20:12
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I dont know if this would be a craft, but i found a way to use all those small bars of your favorite soaps that are too little to use but dont want to throw away either,,,take the small dry bars that you have saved and put them into a food processor that you no longer use,,and process the soap til they are like little beads of soap and fill a plastic bottle half full of these "beads" and add water to fill the bottle up and rotate the bottle back and forth to mix together and set aside in the bathroom and when you get ready to use it just turn the bottle back and forth to mix well and apply to a bath scrunchie and squeeze to bubble up,,,this way you dont waste your favorite soap remnants,,and you have your favorite soft bath soap too and there is no waste,,,
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Thank you all for your comments,,:)

Submitted by cassiegerald on Sat, 10/11/2008 - 16:11.
Thank each and everyone for your comments and suggestions,which i am going to try,,,and thank you for your complements about my two precious little grandsons,,,they are cute arent they,,,I have grown to love and appreciate each and everyone on this site,,you all make me feel welcome each and every time that I post on this site,,you all take care, love you, God bless you and your loved ones,Cassie
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I have been

Submitted by sunflower3 on Fri, 10/10/2008 - 14:01.
doing this for years, only thing no one else will use it but me, So I shave my legs with it, it works great for that. really is a good way to save, I just throw mine in a empty Pb jar and add water and let sit after a while they soften up and I put them through my sieve to get out lumps and them add more water if i need to..
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Good Tip!

Submitted by mawnature on Fri, 10/10/2008 - 07:46.
I love saving stuff, too! Another way to save your soap scraps is to put them in a knee high stocking, and tie it off. Trim excess from top, and tie a piece of yarn or ribbon around knot to have to hang it by. Hang on shower hook, or keep in soap dish on edge of tub. The soap will lather through the stocking onto your wash cloth or your body. Your boys are sooo cute!!

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Great Idea

Submitted by ayla45019 on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 08:23.
Granny use to save all the pieces, melt, dry and make new bars - I like your recipe - saves money and no waste. Great Idea - thanks.
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I love that idea, no waste or

Submitted by momof3indiana on Wed, 10/08/2008 - 07:44.
I love that idea, no waste or extra expense. Thanks for sharing. Sarah p.s. I have a sister named Cassie

Sarah Married 12 years SAHM of 3 kids, 5 pets and a hubby that is like a kid sometimes ; )

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Nice to hear :)

Submitted by cassiegerald on Sat, 10/11/2008 - 16:16.
Thank you for sharing that with me,,,Cassie is not a very common name, i have not heard of many with it,,but it is nice to hear that your sister has the name too, I think it is a beatiful name to give anyone,,,take care God bless you and your loved ones,,Cassie