Thread: Where do your unwanted soaps go?

I'll toss the worst ones, and grate the ok ones in to a big mug with all other products not suited for standalone use.
It actually works pretty well

I save them up for the Meets and give them away if they work as shave soaps if they really Bite then I use them in the shower

I have really cut back on buying soaps though, I have picked out the Commercial brands I like now, and the "Artisan" ones I have found very few that I like enough to buy another puck...

The dog eats them. Really, no kidding.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

The dog eats them. Really, no kidding.

They say a dogs mouth is cleaner than ours...your dogs must be immaculate.

Bath soap.

Use them in the wood shop. Drag the threads of screws through the soap and they create less friction in the wood, especially when using small or brass screws in hardwood.

Shower. Always the shower.

If it will lather I shave with it. Waste not want not.

If I like the scent but it doesn't lather it becomes bath soap. If it's the scent I don't like, I use it for über with other products. If it doesn't lather and I don't like the scent, it goes to the garage for drill bits and saw blades.

What is this "unwanted" shaving paraphernalia you speak of?...

Seriously, I guess I got lucky and tried a product I like fresh from the start, and I do not know enough to want to try anything else yet. It does not seem to suck, and after a few trials, I finally got it to lather well in my mug and on my mug...so I have not ventured out to other products yet.

Dang-it!!! Now you guys have me wanting to try something else...