Well I guess I must be the only one who enjoyed this video. And may I add a suggestion? Using a grater would maybe be faster than cutting up with scissors. Just a thought. And the left over soapy water? Put into an empty hand soap container. Nothing wasted. And use the soapy wash cloth in shower. Thank you for sharing this. Again. I enjoyed it. xoxoxoxo
@@BRPFan Line a tuna tin with a washcloth and press the wet, grated soap bits into the tin. Fold the cloth over the soap, put the lid on top of the cloth, and put a heavy weight (a large can or jug) on top to compact it further. You end up with a round bar and a soapy cloth.
Options: add essential oils to the warm water before dunking. This will give a good scent to the soap but probably ruin the cloth. Another one is to add ingredients you want for a shaving soap and press into an empty shave soap container. Thanks for a great process where I'm not handling lye or heating soapy food in the microwave.
Cool idea! Thanks so much! I'm going to make some dry soap roses to crush for asmr and needed a how to video on how to recycle it without my pants smelling soapy. Have a blessed day!
@@maevemcd4692 It did for me. Also, not wearing gloves leaves the soap smell on your hands for days (if you're making a lot). The smell gets annoying after a while. Thank you for watching!
Nice video, I almost use the same process, except I use the grater attachment on my Kitchen Aid mixer, done in seconds and use a washcloth but use a very small loaf pan to make a large flat rectangle, then cut that in half and end up with two squares. The left over water can be used for washing a variety of things, like throw it in a load of clothes or maybe even for mouth wash for your potty-mouthed cousin?...hahahaha....
...if fact, the grind is so small, ONE dip in water and a couple squeezes is all it takes....forms perfectly, and really no left over water to speak of, shame really....my cousins mouth is dirty....hahahaha
Thank you, I have been putting the left over soap in a small basin adding a little water and heating in the microwave. This takes a long time as it can not be done in one heating.
People if you didn't like the video or the way they do the process 🤐KEEP IT FOR YOURSELF Theres no need to be rude..... What works for one doesn't necessarily have to work for others ...... 🙄 And if you wasted your time watching it ×.× well too bad time doesn't go back but you definitely can keep moving forward 😝 💪🏼😅👍🏻 God Bless!♥️
Granny used to do something like this but in my bath. She would just wet the small soap together till they were soggy and then pressed them together to make a bigger piece. I was hoping to do it on a bigger scale and found you!
I've seen an easier way to make soap from slivers by just adding water to the slivers and bring them to a boil then cast the paste in whatever molds you have. Let them dry. Use them.
I've seen a few videos of soap recycling. This one is by far the fastest. Quick question though, doesn't it eventually fall apart as it wasn't melted together like the traditional methods?
No, as long as it's tightly compacted together, it won't far apart later on. It will gradually decrease in size like any regular soap bar would. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching!
You can, but the process is more time consuming and it will be too fine. You can do a mixture of both of course, the fine pieces do help the soap stick together.
the way I do is when I've used a bar enough that it's become too thin to hold comfortably, I get a new bar and use it once for whatever job I'm doing (usually taking a shower). At the end of the shower, the used-once bar is wet. Then I put the used-once, wet bar in the soap dish and put the old, thin bar on top of it. By the next day they dry together, and they're pretty well fused (sometimes it takes two or three days.) No squeezing needed. With all due respect, much easier than your way. My vid about it th-cam.com/video/xfJMWsaRoJY/w-d-xo.html
Been doing your way for years. Works best if you don't let the old bar break to pieces. Just mash old bar onto the next new bar while your still in the shower.
@@lookagainknowonecares4124 Well I don't like the feeling of mashing how it makes my hands and arms feel so at the end of the shower I've just been setting the old bar on the new bar and let them dry together. They stay together okay this way although I do have to handle the bar more gently than if I mashed them together.
I just melted soap pieces in old glass bowl slowly in microwave then add some oatmeal stirred let cool off. Do not touch.🗡 Wait at least 25 minutes Then loosen from bowl with butter knife and you can make dump into a small margarine container Or just shape soap still will be hot. Leave 2 days before using. I made mine it look Half a ball. Feels good on your feet. Hot soap is just like hot wax! So be careful.
If I get a soap I don't like to use in the shower, I just use an empty bottle of hand soap and fill it up with water and let the soap melt, and use for my hands. I use to throw away bars I don't want, but I found out millions of soap bars go to landfill so I don't waste
You made this too complex. What you need to is just melt the soap and put it in small containers/molds after it's melted and wait for it to harden inside the fridge.
my friend ..have you heard about rebatching your soap ? in other words ..you cut the soap in small pieces ,you melt the soap and you pour the soap into a mold and you have a new soap..what is this nonsense with water ???
Bad ass!!! A ball, square, triangle. Don’t care as long as I save money, invent smell, and keep the Face, Feet, & Fanny clean! 😎
You just summed up the sole purpose of us sharing this video. Thank you and thanks so much for watching!
Well I guess I must be the only one who enjoyed this video. And may I add a suggestion? Using a grater would maybe be faster than cutting up with scissors. Just a thought. And the left over soapy water? Put into an empty hand soap container. Nothing wasted. And use the soapy wash cloth in shower. Thank you for sharing this. Again. I enjoyed it. xoxoxoxo
Yeah greatest idea even, and how about squarely shaping the ball shapes soap rather ? Just thinking,
Was thinking of a grater as well!
Thembisile Msiza I am going to see if I can’t reshape into a regular bar of soap.
Exactly, that might be very much possible....I'm following suit lol
@@BRPFan Line a tuna tin with a washcloth and press the wet, grated soap bits into the tin. Fold the cloth over the soap, put the lid on top of the cloth, and put a heavy weight (a large can or jug) on top to compact it further. You end up with a round bar and a soapy cloth.
Genius! I love this! I should have done this but instead I’m over here waiting an hour for the soap to melt 🤣
This looks much easier than the boiling and molding methods I've seen. Thanks. I will try this.
How did you find this version?
I have a habit of slicing soap when I’m anxious. I’ve started to take the shavings and make it into new soap for me to slice again
you need help i wouldn't have told nobody that
OMG, I do the same thing Emily!
Slicing left over soap feels kinda satisfying right?!
Hey I do that too! I didn’t want to waste all the soap so I found this video!
Same
I grated mine and pressed it into a plastic mold. Appreciate knowing this other technique. Keep up the good work.
Options: add essential oils to the warm water before dunking. This will give a good scent to the soap but probably ruin the cloth.
Another one is to add ingredients you want for a shaving soap and press into an empty shave soap container. Thanks for a great process where I'm not handling lye or heating soapy food in the microwave.
I tried this and it came out great! Thank you!
Cool idea! Thanks so much! I'm going to make some dry soap roses to crush for asmr and needed a how to video on how to recycle it without my pants smelling soapy. Have a blessed day!
Much simpler than boiling methods of other videos - I'm going to try it !
Thank you! Let us know how it works out for you!
So does it work?
Molly Densham - have you tried this no boil remake soap, yet?
Thank you. I enjoyed the video. I'm definitely going to do this. Savings!
Thank you..I'm going to do this with my grandchildren today.☺️🌻👍
A clever idea and no more waste of soap. Thank you.
Be sure to wear gloves! Your hands might get... clean?
Too much clean is actually bad for your skin
The soap might dry out your hands
@@maevemcd4692 It did for me. Also, not wearing gloves leaves the soap smell on your hands for days (if you're making a lot). The smell gets annoying after a while. Thank you for watching!
They might get irritated from the too much soap and too much time spent in tightening the ball of soap and shaping it.
Nice video, I almost use the same process, except I use the grater attachment on my Kitchen Aid mixer, done in seconds and use a washcloth but use a very small loaf pan to make a large flat rectangle, then cut that in half and end up with two squares. The left over water can be used for washing a variety of things, like throw it in a load of clothes or maybe even for mouth wash for your potty-mouthed cousin?...hahahaha....
...if fact, the grind is so small, ONE dip in water and a couple squeezes is all it takes....forms perfectly, and really no left over water to speak of, shame really....my cousins mouth is dirty....hahahaha
Not sure why a paper plate was used. Just cut the soap onto the washcloth.
Good idea!
Loved the Goku comment!
Thank you! Tried it and it works!
Glad it worked for you. Thanks for watching!
Got my Eye on this one. Gonna give it a try.
Looks like a great idea!
Thank you for the nice idea! More power!
This is genius! Thank you!
Thanks a mil, will def try it
Thank you, I have been putting the left over soap in a small basin adding a little water and heating in the microwave. This takes a long time as it can not be done in one heating.
People if you didn't like the video or the way they do the process 🤐KEEP IT FOR YOURSELF Theres no need to be rude.....
What works for one doesn't necessarily have to work for others
......
🙄
And if you wasted your time watching it ×.× well too bad time doesn't go back but you definitely can keep moving forward 😝
💪🏼😅👍🏻
God Bless!♥️
Well stated, thank you!
great tip! Thank you!
Love it... would def. Try it👍🏻💗
We usually stick the smaller pieces to the new bar but if I dont leave it overnight in water it will fall off.....
Hope it works for you. Thank you for your awesome comment and for watching!
Going have to try that!
The wrist band made me a new subbie haha
I didn't know I could do that lovely
You should show how well it works by using the new soap ball.
Well, that's one way to do it. Clever! 😁
thank you for this useful video
Just gently wondering, have you tried cutting it into slices once it's dried and finished and ready for use? So, circle slices.
Oh yeah I love this idea better thanks 🙏🏽
Thank u sooo much ,.... This will help me during quarentine ; )
Agreed. I've got 4 or 5 super slim potatoe chip lookin' frail bars of soap, thanks to #Covid19 #Quarantine . Great Soapy Ideas here! #WithMe
You're welcome! Stay safe and thank you for watching!
Granny used to do something like this but in my bath. She would just wet the small soap together till they were soggy and then pressed them together to make a bigger piece. I was hoping to do it on a bigger scale and found you!
Nice job!
Mushy stuff, but I will give it a try.
Im gonna try this, there are many leftover pieces of soaps and better make another and reuse!
That’s why I saved my soul pieces. Welcome to the club!
Amazing method 👍👍
Thank you!
FINALLY a sensible solution!!!!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Nice tip
Lovely video
My husband just sticks the leftover soap to the new one, easy peasy 😏
I’ve never found that works completely. I like this method very much
I blended mine in nutribullet(!)and used doubled cheesecloth so it didn't catch on the cloth so much.
Nice concept
Physics are solid
Cute. Thanks
Will try this
Ah ha! I can do this!! Thank you.
Nice alternative to cooking it.
I've seen an easier way to make soap from slivers by just adding water to the slivers and bring them to a boil then cast the paste in whatever molds you have. Let them dry. Use them.
You can always cut it in half to make it more comfy to use
I've seen a few videos of soap recycling. This one is by far the fastest. Quick question though, doesn't it eventually fall apart as it wasn't melted together like the traditional methods?
No, as long as it's tightly compacted together, it won't far apart later on. It will gradually decrease in size like any regular soap bar would. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching!
thank you :)
wow excellent :)
Don't forget to use the soapy water in the bowl to clean something!
Super cool idea, we tried and loved it, but can you please tell me whats the song that you used in the video :) thanks!
The song is titled "Fretless" from Kevin MacLeod. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/w_JCx8BtJSQ/w-d-xo.html We're so glad it worked for you!
Things.We.Do.321 thank you :D
I think it's easier to dunk all the soap to a water and squeeze it to make the form you wnat
Can you grate the it down or will it be too fine.
Thx
You can, but the process is more time consuming and it will be too fine. You can do a mixture of both of course, the fine pieces do help the soap stick together.
Holy moly cannoli! This only takes an hour and saves about $1.25!!!
I'm going to try this one..but I'm going to try and make it into a rectangle and be able to cut it into slices.
we'll see.
I forgot to wear gloves. How do I wash the soap off?
=D
super
the way I do is when I've used a bar enough that it's become too thin to hold comfortably, I get a new bar and use it once for whatever job I'm doing (usually taking a shower). At the end of the shower, the used-once bar is wet. Then I put the used-once, wet bar in the soap dish and put the old, thin bar on top of it. By the next day they dry together, and they're pretty well fused (sometimes it takes two or three days.) No squeezing needed. With all due respect, much easier than your way. My vid about it th-cam.com/video/xfJMWsaRoJY/w-d-xo.html
Been doing your way for years. Works best if you don't let the old bar break to pieces. Just mash old bar onto the next new bar while your still in the shower.
@@lookagainknowonecares4124 Well I don't like the feeling of mashing how it makes my hands and arms feel so at the end of the shower I've just been setting the old bar on the new bar and let them dry together. They stay together okay this way although I do have to handle the bar more gently than if I mashed them together.
Seems like there would be an easier way to do this since it’s being grated/cut already.
I just melted soap pieces in old glass bowl slowly in microwave then add some oatmeal stirred let cool off. Do not touch.🗡
Wait at least 25 minutes
Then loosen from bowl with butter knife and you can make dump into a small margarine container Or just shape soap still will be hot. Leave 2 days before using. I made mine it look Half a ball. Feels good on your feet. Hot soap is just like hot wax! So be careful.
Set the ball of soap aside and let it dry for several months, and it will last longer.
I have a completely irrelevant question, but is there like a specific type of soap u need to make ASMR stuff with or can it be any bar of soap???
Lol, u were right xD check couple of different ones if u didnt already and check what sounds they make
Nice bracelet btw
Thanks! :) Glad we could help!
If I get a soap I don't like to use in the shower, I just use an empty bottle of hand soap and fill it up with water and let the soap melt, and use for my hands. I use to throw away bars I don't want, but I found out millions of soap bars go to landfill so I don't waste
I think I'd use the warm soapy water as liquid soap.
Sorry but this is silly and a mess lol. Just boil and pour into a mold
justforthetv you can’t just melt some soaps they don’t melt
justforthetv when you boil the soaps you have leave it over night, this is so much simpler
Why wouldn't you flatten it and shape it better ?
Couldn't you just put the soap in a microwavable container melt it and remold it?
I like these videos, but I hate the same twee music they always have on it
Mute it and play music you like. Thanks for watching!
Our teacher made ug sculpt a soap and I am doing this to the excess soap HAHAHAHHAHA
I think it would be eadier to grate it. Then monkey with the water over a sink.
O my god we want to reuse the old soap that dipping process wastes a lot of soap
Most of the soap got lost in the water
Well I think if the warm water was in a sink it would be less messy
The soap ruins your sink (temporarily), but feel free to do what works for you.
Vdeo says no melt, then proceeds to melt and mold the soap ...
You made this too complex. What you need to is just melt the soap and put it in small containers/molds after it's melted and wait for it to harden inside the fridge.
Your method is more complex lol
wasted so much soap doing this :'(
How tf am I supposed to wash my ass with a giant ball of soap
Anyone else here after watching extreme cheapskates on TH-cam?
You need big muscles ..
Thank you
A grater is easier
might do this if i'm paid at least $30 per hour
🤣🤣🤣
30 pct wasted soap further wasted in making a freaking ball
I need Soap, Not Cricket Ball....
Waaay too much labor for me.
David Schmiedeberg lazy ass
"left over soap pieces" *next picture: full soap bars XD
I do the same thing with my babies poo poo diapers.
What?!🤨
LMBO
Probably no good for you to breathe in soap fumes while cutting and moulding soap , so best to wear a dust mask maybe
my friend ..have you heard about rebatching your soap ? in other words ..you cut the soap in small pieces ,you melt the soap and you pour the soap into a mold and you have a new soap..what is this nonsense with water ???
Tried that, didn't work for me. So I found a way that did. Thanks for watching!
Cool idea but I bet it easily falls apart.....pass.
Found myself saying "no shit" Video is a little too detailed
OMG, way too much work.......I will use playground sand....
To each his own.
WTF?!!!