Soap saver or dish recommendations
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Never seen those. I use a soap dish with raised ridges. Or a wood slatted soap dish.
Thank you. I love the look of a wood slatted dish. I have to get one. They look so classic.
I use a wooden soap dish with slates as well. That one looks cool though.
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I get the two-pack of mini soap savers from Dollar Tree:
https://www.dollartree.com/home-collection-clear-plastic-soap-savers/858703
They fit easily into whatever pretty soap dish I want to use.
https://www.dollartree.com/home-collection-clear-plastic-soap-savers/858703
They fit easily into whatever pretty soap dish I want to use.
Thank you. I’ll be on the lookout for them.
The 2 dollar stores in my area haven’t had these since last summer. I really like them because they are so inexpensive and work well. I like to give a soap saver to people the first time I give them soap.
I’ve used the soap lifts like those in the original post.They are nice too.
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I bought a big one as well as the smaller ones. the smaller ones are great for traveling.
Great idea to give one with a bar of soap.
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It's hit-or-miss for me. Sometimes they are there, sometimes they aren't. It's gotten so I look every time, whether I need them or not. And then I buy a few packs, because I also like to give them away when I give soap to friends.
I use something similar and I like them a lot. The ones I have resemble loofah material but they are a type of plastic. Worked great. I keep it on the edge of my tub away from the water.
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I use these "dino" soap savers. You can get them from Bed, Bath and Beyond ($1.99) or Amazon. Amazon is much more expensive. I'm still testing recipes, so when my soaps get close to the end, I stand them upright between the slats. 
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I use these and really like them. You can use them as a loofah once the soap is used up.
https://www.kitchenstuffplus.com/umbra-sling-silicone-flexible-sink-caddy-red
I use a soap caddy like this that I hang on my shower pole. I use a hand-held shower head, so the soap stays high and dry.
I use a soap caddy like this that I hang on my shower pole. I use a hand-held shower head, so the soap stays high and dry.
I use these! Love them!
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In the shower I just have a nail brush that I use as a soap saver; it's great because when I actually have to use it, it's already been soaked in soap
For the sinks I got a couple of really nice ones from Etsy that stand up and have a little spout for draining the water. They work very well.
(Like these ones: https://www.etsy.com/listing/604335...h-draining-dish?ref=shop_home_active_21&crt=1)
For the sinks I got a couple of really nice ones from Etsy that stand up and have a little spout for draining the water. They work very well.
(Like these ones: https://www.etsy.com/listing/604335...h-draining-dish?ref=shop_home_active_21&crt=1)
I use the same soap saver as @Mobjack Bay . The soap stays dry, they don't stain, I don't have trouble with the soap gluing itself to the holder. I also like that they are basically invisible on the sink.
I use these. I buy 10 packs from Amazon and sell them at the market for $4.00 each. People snap them up!
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