SC - Ravioli, dumplings, and excoriation

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THANKS so much for this.  A friend gave me a bar of this soap...looked like she
had used an old metal jello mold to make it...and it REALLY works!  Now, when
that bar is gone, I know how to make another!

Kiri

Deacon C Swepston wrote:

> > On a similar note, when I have cooked dinner and have chopped onions
> and  garlic, my fingers smell bad for days.....is there some trick to get
>  rid of  this odor?
> > Ilia
> >
>
>     I make a ball of coffee (yes, coffee) soap and keep one in the
> kitchen and one in the bathroom.  It works on lots of 'bad'  smells -
> onion, garlic, gasoline, pesticides.
>
>     Take a handsized bar of Ivory soap, not the larger bath size, grate
> it on the large holes on a cheese grater.  Put the grated soap into a
> large microwave safe bowl and microwave on high for a minute (or so,
> depends on your microwave) until it all melts.  It will grow, get fluffy,
> as it melts.  Take it out of the microwave and add/stir in a TBSP of
> ground coffee using a wooden spoon.  (I'm not a coffee drinker, so I buy
> the single pot gourmet pkgs at the grocery store.  One pkg of coffee will
> make 6 balls of soap.)  As soon as you can handle it, shape the
> soap/coffee mixture into a ball; set aside and let it cool.
>
>                                                     Melusine
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