Natural soap, which does not contain fragrances, is considered more useful for body care than all kinds of gels with dyes and fragrances.
What do you say about the fact that the possibilities of soap, or rather soap remnants, can expand?
These leftovers from what were once weighty bars of soap can come in handy in your kitchen.
Yes, yes, many thrifty housewives use soap scraps to wash dishes.
In their opinion, soap washes off cups and plates better, leaving no “chemical traces” behind.
It is very easy to implement your idea: you will need a regular kitchen sponge, make a cut on the side and insert a piece of soap into it.
When the sponge comes into contact with water, a rich foam will form, which will make the dishes sparkle with cleanliness.
This life hack has one downside: you won’t be able to clean the burnt bottom of a pot or frying pan, but you can easily remove greasy deposits.
