There are a few key things to keep in mind when storing bars of soap. The first is to make sure they are kept in a cool, dry place.

Heat and humidity can cause the soap to melt or become soft. The best way to store them is in a soap box or on soap rack specifically designed for soap.

This will help keep them dry and prevent them from becoming contaminated with other items in your bathroom.

Soap savers are bags used to extend the life of a soap bar.

They are made of a sisal hemp material and fit around the bar of soap. This helps keep the soap from dissolving in water and becoming sudsy.

The soap saver bag can be used over and over again.

They are great for collecting the small pieces of used soap that might usually dissapear down the plug hole.

Our soap savers can be used for any type of soap, but they are most commonly used with body bars.

When storing multiple soap bars in a shower, it's important to use a container that will keep them dry and allow for drainage.

Some people use a wire mesh basket, while others use a caddy specifically designed for holding soap bars.

If you choose to store your soap bars in a mesh basket, be sure to place a small piece of cloth or paper towel at the bottom to absorb any excess water.

Another option is to store your soap bars in a shower caddy. These caddies usually have several compartments, which can be helpful for organising different types of soap bars (i.e. one for shampoo bars, one for conditioner bars, etc.).