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Old 03-18-2010, 09:46 PM #1
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Cindy, that was a great link. Your sister is one smart cookie.

I usually drop a fresh bar on my toe or the veins on top of my feet and I have to stifle my words. I thought it was going to be soap on a rope, remember them?

I would probably accidentally hang myself, if I slipped in the tub with a rope around my neck. This one looks great.

I bet a lot of crafty people out there could make this for themselves and for gifts. Good for everyone, Kids to Grandma.
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I'm going to see about getting one of those bags too. Thanks for the idea!

And if you want to save soap slivers and put them to use, you can gather them all in one of those plastic mesh bags that some tomatoes and other types of produce come in, tie it up, and use the bag of soap slivers to clean the ring out of your bathtub after you use it.

If you take showers, I don't know what you'd use it for, but surely you can think of something...

Getting off my soapbox now.
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and it is cheap too! It is on my wish list.
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