yet my soap dishes often have just a small sliver of soap, which I tend to use until it can barely be held.
Think on that, Jack Handy.
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- Susan
- I make soap for a small business called Saipua (it now belongs to my daughter Sarah and her partner, Eric.) You can read all about that on the Saipua blog. I have my own small business, Creekside Soaps, that makes equipment for soapmakers. (www.creeksidesoaps.com) I don't actually make the equipment...my husband does that. I pack, ship and do the bookkeeping. So, I don't have a lot of free time, but when I do I like to do the things below. Not much interferes with my Mah Jongg game. I play once or twice each week.
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i never have any soap in the house either...sigh.
Aren't the cobbler's children usually barefoot...or something like that?
That is so true, Katie!
Me too. I "glue" the old bars to the new bars so I don't waste a bit.
My yankee mother-in-law used to save all her old bits, cook them on her stove and make her own mixed bars in a cake pan. It took me a while to figure out what the glass jar of soap ends was doing in the bathroom. I finally got up the nerve to ask one day. Bet noone does that these days?
Kristin,
Maybe folks will start to be more frugal in this spiraling economy.
Can't hurt....
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