Thread: Switching out my 'active' soap.

I've got a few new soaps in, and I would like to try them. Thing is, I don't want to waste the two I already have (also fairly new). So, I am curious, once I start using a soap, do I have to use it all before going to the next one, or can you pull it out of rotation and store it somehow. Note, it's been used. CVould I just dry it and put it in a baggie, use a dessicant, etc...?

Thanks,
John

Dry it out and use a ziplock bag or even a small plastic container. Search around as I've seen some pictures of different storage ideas for the cake soap.

check out this place. http://www.specialtybottle.com/

I bought a hand full of plastic round jars and tins from here. It seems like something close to 3" diameter works pretty good.

Justin

P.S. But make sure it fits your soap size

Hey its just soap. Just make sure its dry and put it in a tight fitting container just to keep the dirt and moisture out and your good to go.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Hey its just soap. Just make sure its dry and put it in a tight fitting container just to keep the dirt and moisture out and your good to go.

Roger that.

Justin

Justin,

ZipLoc makes containers that are re-usable. I use the XS bowls, which are perfect for storing most soaps, seal off nicely and are stackable.

RT

Originally Posted by rtaylor61

Justin,

ZipLoc makes containers that are re-usable. I use the XS bowls, which are perfect for storing most soaps, seal off nicely and are stackable.

RT

Thank you, RT. Appreciate it.

Justin

Originally Posted by jaegerhund

Thank you, RT. Appreciate it.

Justin

Forgot to mention...they are available at most grocery stores, Wal Mart and Target stores.

RT

Excellent idea. Thanks. I think the wife has some of them stashed somewhere in house actually...

Originally Posted by rtaylor61

Forgot to mention...they are available at most grocery stores, Wal Mart and Target stores.

RT

It's not hard to find a Walmart around here. I'll take a look into it.

Justin