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I'm always on a quest for soap I like. I buy bars randomly, then try them out. When I find one I like, I would like to buy 10 more...but all I have is a sliver of soap. How do I remember which soap it was?
Solution: inside the middle of the bar, there is a bit of plastic with the name and brand
of the soap printed on it. Voila! I can reorder my favorites!
this soap comes with its own little "badge"...
http://www.dooyoo.c...ther_foamburst_gel/ ...the badge is a little pad on which it sits to reduce the squidgyyuk effect - it probably has the name of the soap on it. nice soap BTW [po, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
It grew fur, was animal shaped and had a toy buried inside.
http://www.feelingr.../view_toy.cfm?id=31 Fuzzy Wuzzy Soap. You'd remember. [Amos Kito, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
British institution - seaside rock (candy) with the name legible at each end - the whole length
http://www.3piers.com/rock.html explanation of [dalek]'s comment [po, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
Toy in soap
http://www.bufordsa.../toy_ponie_soap.htm For [lostdog] [Worldgineer, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 06 2004]
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Or make soap like rock (candy), with the brand name running through bar. |
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insert sharp knife into side of soap. insert a small piece of cardboard on which you have written the name of the soap or even a piece of its wrapper. wash hands with soap - soap will close around the cut. bingo - DIY - your idea is baked. |
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nice idea though. is it your first? welcome. |
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po, great comments, thanks. 1st post was "weak laser lawnmower", which is underappreciated despite being highly derivative. |
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amos' hairy soap link was, well. stunning, yes, but not quite mainstream enough. |
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I didn't quite get dalek's comment. How could I read it once the soap was used? |
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save the package? supergenius! Wash more often? ultrafunny! Thanks guys!! |
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Yup - nice one. You could even have soap for children with little plastic toys inside - the attraction of a slippery trinket might make them want to wash more often. |
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If you follow po's advice above, remember to remove knife before washing hands. |
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[lostdog] That idea is already baked, or used to be. I remember getting given soap with a little plastic dinosaur in the middle... of course I just used to use a knife to carve it open and steal the dinosaur :p |
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