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Coffee Soap - Tuesday 1st September 2015

Put your scraps of soap (I do make my own so I do have scraps) in a plastic container with a large mouth. Next time you have pure coffee put the cooked grounds of the equivalent of 2 cups of coffee into the container and then add water. Keep adding soap until it is about half full and then blend the heck out of it. You should get something like a cream soap. If not just keep adding bits of soap. This is brilliant for cleaning smelly hands, gardeners hands and workers hands. All made from leftovers.
Contributed by Merinda Air
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