[AfterMyNap]

My sister got me one of these and it's perfect!

I have a hard time holding onto a bar of soap and an even harder time trying to pick it up after the inevitable drop. This simple little bag holds a bar of soap, will also hold the little leftovers and goes easily on my wrist. I give it 5 thumbs up.

http://wholesalesuppliesplus.com/Pro...+-+White+Nylon

[Kitty]

What a great idea! I'm gettin' one (probably two), too!!

Thanks for the link.

[SandyC]

This should be posted on the manual thread too! Good idea!

[SallyC]

Yep, great idea. I use liquid bath soap now, because, I could drown, going for a dropped bar of soap.

[SallyC]

If you are anul retentive, as I am, then Teach your children & other primary people to do the little basic things exactly how you do them so that if/when the need arises, asking for the little helps will not tax your patience and test your relationships.

I brought this over as I thought it went well with the soap thingy.

[AfterMyNap]

Originally Posted by SallyC

Since I'm such an ***, I brought this over as I thought it went well with the soap thingy.

Thanks, Sal!

[azoyizes]

Wonderful idea! Thank you for sharing this.

[Lady]

I just read another helpful hint for the slivers of soap. Take a sponge and cut a small slice in the side, to the middle, and slip the sliver in. Add warm water and you can clean yourself or anything with it. When the soap is gone stick another sliver in it.

If you need a big sponge or a little one, you can hold on to it better than a bar of soap or a little sliver of soap.

[SallyC]

Originally Posted by Lady

I just read another helpful hint for the slivers of soap. Take a sponge and cut a small slice in the side, to the middle, and slip the sliver in. Add warm water and you can clean yourself or anything with it. When the soap is gone stick another sliver in it.

If you need a big sponge or a little one, you can hold on to it better than a bar of soap or a little sliver of soap.

The only thing about sponges is, they hold the germs..

[Lady]

They can put the sponge in a mixture of water and a little Clorox, to kill germs and freshen them. Then rinse well.

That's what I do for mops, sponges, and my tub non-slip pad. Also, I put some in the toilet too.

For any green mold or green pollen on concrete or wood outside my house, I put Clorox and water in a bucket and use an old mop to just splash it around.

In minutes all green and mold are gone. Clorox is cheap and not just for the washing machine.

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