Try Lehman's online... I know they used to sell a device to smash old soaps together to make new bars. This has been done for decades. You don't actually need a special device. You can chop them up, moisten slightly and press them into any kind of mold you can think of. I would try muffin pans. Also... consider making your own liquid soap with themHow can bath soap bars be recycled when they get too thin to use?
grind them up and make washing soap out of them.
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Wash them off. Melt them in the microwave. Pour them into a small shallow dish. Let set, then reuse.
Dude, you need to get out more!
put them a small tub with a little water they will form back to a bigger bar soon or later.... you should be able to find a size you like at like walmarts or the dollar store
ROFL thats one of the funniest things I've heard o here but very interesting mayb if you put them all togethe r and add some water they might stick or maybe you can melt them together :D good luck
I just wanted to let you know you're probably going to get a LOT of abuse for this question so it may be best to just delete it now if you are sensitive or already in a bad mood. ...
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PS- Try this in the craft section. You might be able to squash them all or melt them down and mould them into a bigger bar but i'm not sure regarding hygiene etc. Is that why you're asking here?
There are other things you can use soap for with crafts. You can carve them (if you made it into a bigger bar) and if they are scented you can use them to put in drawers etc.
i agree with the guy above me...this is one of the most ridiculous things that i have read on here...
you are stuped you are post to use them intell you cant eny more
lololol My dog likes to eat them. Make yourself a nice soap stew.
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