Soap Scrubber

The product is a rubber tube, wider at one end and narrowing toward the other, both ends open. The inside of the tube/sleeve is covered with randomly spaced nubs with pointy tips on them.

The idea is that after you have used your bar of soap (and it's got lots of little body hairs clinging to it), you pop it in one end of the scrubber and squeeze it through. In addition to catching & removing the hairs, the nubs leave shallow grooves in your bar of soap, which could have the added effect of improving the "latherability" of the bar of soap on next use.

When done, simply reverse the scrubber thingy and rinse to remove the foreign objects.

This product is best suited to a multi-user bath environment with people squeamish about other people's hairs.

That said, this product would likely be more attractive to the soap manufacturers, since it could marginally increase the price of each package of bars (Free Soap Scrubber included!), and with each use it would slightly diminish the amount of soap remaning, thereby forcing the consumer to buy soap more often.