We live in a day and age where environmental issues is in the spotlight, and here is a great homemade soap recipe for all the fans that will help them to do their little bit to save the environment. This is a fun way to recycle some of your homemade soap to help you save money, time and effort, as well as allowing you the freedom to explore new ideas while letting your imagination run wild. It is sublime to say the least.

Notice that small pieces of soap that you chuck in the rubbish bin? Well, that will be your main ingredient for this homemade soap recipe. You need to find a recycling bin of sorts which can be anything from a tin can, bucket or whatever else you would like to use to save your soap pieces in. Collect enough soap so that you will be able to fill up a few cups and then you are ready to go. If you wish to try this project before you start saving up, simply take the homemade soap you have made, or any other soap, break it into small pieces and use it as a substitute for your first try.

What you need:

• A few cups of soap pieces.

• A blender.

• Scented oils (optional).

• Coloring (optional).

• A tin, bucket or other storage device (an empty hand soap dispenser works very well if you wish to keep it in your bathroom).

What you need to do:

1. Throw all your soap bits into a blender with a little bit of water.

2. Slowly chop all the soap bits in the blender, adding a bit of water and short intervals until the mix turns into a pudding type substance.

3. If you choose to add some colorant or scented oils then now would be a could time to add it. Only use a little bit and mix well.

4. Pour your liqiud into a bucket that has a sealable lid or into a hand soap dispenser.

5. Enjoy!

Keep your lid tightly sealed so that it doesn’t dry out. You can place the soap in a handsoap dispenser for the bathroom or even us it to clean floors, cars, garages and workspaces by dilluting it in some hot water. It is an absolutely brilliant homemade soap recipe that is practical, simple loads of fun and a money saver.