Now if you don't know already, Pringles are not just for junk food lovers. Since I tasted these years ago when they first came out, and found that they do not look, nor taste like real potato chips and aren't even really potatoes, I felt no need to ever again put one of these in my mouth. So why am I posting a picture of a Pringles can on a soap blog!Well, my son a while back brought a whole bag of munchies over to our house and among them was a can of Pringles; and around the same time I was reading how people were buying them just to use the can as a mold for round soaps. So this can of Pringles is now taking up space in my pantry until I can find the time to use it for making some of those round soaps. Of course I could always go to Lowe's or another hardware store and buy a piece of PVC pipe and use that but why bother when I have a free can of Pringles to do the job, and don't see myself making that many round soaps.
The soap supply cupboards in various places around the house are already overstuffed with soap molds soap cutters and other tools, colorants, fragrance oils, etc. etc. Am I the only soaper searching cupboards to discard old food to make room for soaping materials? Betcha I'm not!
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