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There is a thin curved sliver of soap in the dish by your sink right now, worn down to almost nothing, cracking apart when you try to hold it. In a day or two you are going to get annoyed with it and drop it in the trash. Everybody does.
Here is what you are really throwing away. You lose something like a tenth to a fifth of every bar you buy. That means of every seven bars you carry home, you throw one of them away, in pieces, spread across a year, so slowly you never feel it go.
Not one sliver of soap has ever gone in the trash in my house. Let me show you what we do instead.
In this video:
✓ The plain arithmetic on how much soap you throw away every year
✓ The old sock soap bag, and why it lathers better than the bar ever did
✓ How to press slivers into a whole new bar, and the scoring trick that makes them fuse
✓ Turning slivers into soap jelly for your hands, your dishes, and washing wool
✓ Grated soap into homemade laundry powder, and what each ingredient actually does
✓ Why washing soda matters more than you think in hard water
✓ The old carpenter's trick: a soap stub on a stubbo
