Nylon Soaps
My knee high with soap in it hanging from the faucet.
Yesterday I showed you how to make wool wrapped soaps. As nice as the wool wrapped soaps are some days, I need something outside that allows for a quick scrub and for my soap to dry quickly. One thing I started to do in order to make sure I wasn’t losing my soaps outside was put them in nylons. I would then tie them around the outside faucet and use them as I need them. They are so handy. I don’t lose the soap in the dirt when they get smaller and the best part is I always know where to find a bar of garden soap. I love this because they allow for a preliminary washing after I have been gardening and am a HUGE mess. It is also nice that I don’t have to worry because all cold process soap is bio-degradable. Yes!
What you will need:
Knee-High Nylons
Several bars of soap of your choice
Open your nylon. Drop a bar of soap in the nylon. Tie a knot in the end nylon and tie it on your outside faucet. Tada! Now you will always know where your wonderful garden soaps are!
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fabulous ! ! fabulous ! ! thanks for sharing. what a perfect way to use great soap outside. Emily