You could microwave it and then when it is soft shape it into a ball or whatever. It is fun to sculpt. (just sayin') It is also useable then. When our soap gets too small to use I wet the new bar and squeeze the chip onto it. It fuses well and you can't tell it's there after the first use.
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This article should help: https://www.instructables.com/id/Reforming-Soap-Scraps/
You could microwave it and then when it is soft shape it into a ball or whatever. It is fun to sculpt. (just sayin') It is also useable then. When our soap gets too small to use I wet the new bar and squeeze the chip onto it. It fuses well and you can't tell it's there after the first use.
Microwave them melt them you could melt them on a double boiler then add together and put in a mold line the mold with plastic wrap or wax paper
You could make a loofah out of netting. Put the slivers of soap inside it and wash away. Very inexpensive.
Hello, here's a great video to show how to make a big bar of soap from slivers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0m69EiNy77s