Most of people find it annoying that their soap does not dry well in the shower. And that resulted in slimy soap next time you hit the shower. Soap on a rope is not a new idea, it's usually done with stand up 3D molds. What to do if you only have log and slab molds? I'm cheap, buying multiple 3D molds is not on my to do list. I started thinking what to do with only what I have. Without breaking my bank, I went to one of those home improvement stores and bought some cheap cloth hanging nylon ropes. It is just white in color, nothing fancy. I was not about to spend more than $1 per piece to buy online! So here's my Sea Moss Spa on a rope!
This is where I got my inspiration from (soap on a rope from etsy), but thought the shape is less than ideal.
This way you can buy a couple of those cheap small suction cup hooks and hang it up! Oh and you can do his and hers and no one fights on which soap to use, just get your own!
Cute idea! Love it! And pretty soap too
ReplyDelete@Celine, aren't you on vacation with no internet?! How are you still able to look at soap porn?!
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome, Emily! The shape does seem like it will hold up better than the inspiration soap you had. And I love the colors and marbling effect. Goes really nicely with your shower's colors!
ReplyDeleteI like it and his and hers too! Nice. The shape is ergonomic in a rope soap. I can nearly smell it!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea - why didn't I think of that?
ReplyDeleteHow did you get the rope to stand up and not just flop down?
ReplyDeleteI use thick and more stiff nylon rope.
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