How I make liquid handwash from bar soap scraps
- Avanti Adivarekar
- Aug 25, 2020
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 6, 2020

I recently tried an experiment where I melted down all my small bar soaps (I use them till they get too tiny to hold) with some water. Voila, I had liquid handwash. Another reason to stop buying plastic packaged liquid soap.
Here's how I did it:
1. Collect all the soap scraps.

2. Place them on a pot on the gas with some water.

3. Keep mixing till it all comes together in one even consistency. Add water if you think it is becoming too thick.

Tip: If you think that there are still small soap pieces left that aren't melting, squish them with a spoon.

The end result!
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