Hand soap

Name: Hand soap
Ingredients: (1) 8 oz. bar of soap, grated (or equivalent of smaller sized bars…I used 6 ‘hotel-sized’ bars); Note: if you are “allergic” to grating…you can also stick it in a food processor or blender, you can melt soap in the microwave, or SEE NICOLE’S COMMENT BELOW! Great idea!; 2 Tablespoons glycerine (found in pharmacy. It’s over-the-counter but I had to ask the pharmacist); 1 gallon water (doesn’t HAVE to be distilled, but using distilled or purified water will make the soap more effective and keep it smelling fresher, longer.); Then you will have approximately 1 gallon of some of the nicest liquid hand soap you’ve ever used.

Hand soap was pinched from <a href="http://www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com/2012/06/make-your-own-resort-quality-liquid-hand-soap-for-pennies.html" target="_blank">www.onegoodthingbyjillee.com.</a>

INGREDIENTS

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(1) 8 oz. bar of soap, grated (or equivalent of smaller sized bars…I used 6 ‘hotel-sized’ bars)

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Note: if you are “allergic” to grating…you can also stick it in a food processor or blender, you can melt soap in the microwave, or SEE NICOLE’S COMMENT BELOW! Great idea!

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2 Tablespoons glycerine (found in pharmacy. It’s over-the-counter but I had to ask the pharmacist)

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1 gallon water (doesn’t HAVE to be distilled, but using distilled or purified water will make the soap more effective and keep it smelling fresher, longer.)

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Then you will have approximately 1 gallon of some of the nicest liquid hand soap you’ve ever used.

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