Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Zackback]

I like opening up and using a new bar of soap. It's bigger and fresher and seems to get the job done. The problem is I have about 5 smaller soaps that still aren't all used up yet.
Is there a way to either merge these smaller ones into the bigger one or to use up the smaller ones rather than just throwing them out?
The other day I just threw one of the small ones on the shower floor only to slip on it and fall on my ass the next day.

[Dodge7]

Are you serious that cheap? When they get down the size of your pinky throw the 800 won bar of soap out. lol wow!

[Zackback]

They usually don't get that small.
I should add that I enjoy washing my clothes (hand washing) in the shower with my soap as well.

[ontheway]

[comm]

[12ax7]

Simpler solution: use liquid soap.

[Zackback]

It's easier to wash my clothes in the shower with bar soap.

[12ax7]

Ironically, if that's what you're really doing, you're wasting your money. Use a big bar of laundry soap if you want to hand wash your clothes. It lasts much longer.

[Son Deureo!]

Maybe so, but keeping your clothes on while you shower saves so much more time.

[Zackback]

But I don't want to wash myself with laundry soap - it feels and smells strange on me. With regular bath soap I can wash myself and my clothes.

[ontheway]

[Gorf]

Zackback washes his clothes in the shower like a neanderthal, which seems to fall in line with his ideas about having a servant/slave for a wife. I'm pretty sure he's a troll account.

[NYC_Gal 2.0]

[PRagic]

This is why I'm glad I don't have room mates any more.

[Dazed and Confused]

Use the leftover bars to make your own laundry detergent.

http://www.thesimpledollar.com/2008/04/09/making-your-own-laundry-detergent-a-detailed-visual-guide/

Or you could just leave the bigger bars in the showers and use the smaller ones for handwashing at the sink.