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    Quote Originally Posted by JLStorm
    Terry,

    You want me to get soap to lather in a sandwich bag?
    JL,

    Both Glad and ZipLoc make small containers that are more or less disosable. Some stores stock them in the sandwich bag area. I use the ZipLoc containers, and they are inexpensive...6 for bout $4 bucks. They are re-usable, so storing soap in them won't hurt a thing.

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    LOL!!! Sorry Terry I completely mis-read your post the first time. I know exactly what you are talking about, and yes they are with the sandwich bags in our market as well. I will take a look this week.

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    here's a quick pic of what i was trying to describe, that's a merkur HD in there for size comparison
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    I have a wood bowl too, it looks great, but what a mess if you use it to lather. for travel its best to use a small tube of cream like Trumps violet
    and use the hotel ice bucket for mixing

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    http://www.shavemyface.com/forum/vie...ghlight=quaich

    I acquired this very same bowl about a month or so ago. It is PERFECT for lathering. Very thick pewter, holds heat like nobody's business, I even had about half a bottle of scotch out of it with one of my best friends a few weeks ago. Couldn't resist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by threeputt
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    I acquired this very same bowl about a month or so ago. It is PERFECT for lathering. Very thick pewter, holds heat like nobody's business, I even had about half a bottle of scotch out of it with one of my best friends a few weeks ago. Couldn't resist.

    Jeff
    Get two and you can serve Taylor's Avocado at the same time!

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    Quote Originally Posted by rtaylor61
    Get two and you can serve Taylor's Avocado at the same time!

    RT
    Guacamole, yes, I like it!

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    Threeputt, excellent product I saved it on my favorite web sites, I will purchase one also,as soon as I get the other priorties first,but its definetly a go with me thanks!!!

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    JL,

    This might be a dumb idea, but for travelling don't camping stores sell travel bowls? I think they're nylon with plastic inside, but at least they fold flat. I don't have any idea how good they'd be for working up a lather, though.

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    When driving I've been using an old coffee cup with a flat bottom and flair on the top. It isn't glass but one of those hardened plastic types. Unfortunately I broke it after dumping my suitcase while tripping. I landed on the cup. Fortunately I had my shoes on .

    I haven't had to worry about flying yet.

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