How small should I let my SINK bar soap get before throwing it away?

I almost never throw away a bar of soap. When it gets very thin I I lather it up real good and adhere it to the next bar.

 

Make a small cloth bag and put all the small bits of soap inside, then use that to lather your hands.

 

Until it's only a bit of foam or a soap bubble, seems a majority view, and surely pasting it onto the new bar is a valid step.

 

What a practical question! I don't have anything to add except I'm glad to see you all have the same set of good ideas I was going to offer! I didn't stop to watch the video on liquid soap but thought that a mustard, ketchup, salad dressing or dish detergent bottle (the squeeze types) would work well for soaking the last washings out of those soap slivers, with or without grating them small.

 

How much time did you use writing this post?

 

Throw it away immediately, and get non scented liquid soap. Bar soaps are gross

 

if your hand-washing is slow because the effectiveness of the soap you use diminishes as you use it up, my advice would be to switch to a different brand of soap, after a bit of research on brand effectiveness

do you know what scripture 'waste not want not' is based on? i can't think of one...

did it occur to you that glass shards in car wax might adversely affect the car's appearance? would the risk be worth the benefit of that last little bit of wax?

your time is really all you have in this life; value it

why would you think there is something so trivial about you that it would be insignificant to God?

 

I wait till there is barely enough soap left to even wash up with before throwing away a bar.