May 29, 2022
Description
Hey ther :)
I thought I'd take part in the soapdish contest and design a soapdish + a negative mold for pouring a Prusa soap. :D
I put 3 holes in the top of the soap container where you can store your toothbrush or similar bathroom items
I hope you enjoy the model and just try it out for yourself.
I have written a description of how to make the soap here, which should give you a little guide, but there are enough videos and blog entries on this topic on the Internet, so feel free to get inspiration there, the possibilities are great.
and I would be happy if you post your makes here.
happy making :D
You need:
Commercial soaps should also work.
(no curd soap, this contains too little fat and does not melt)
Instructions:
2. Place the pieces in a heatproof bowl
3. Heat some water in a saucepan
4. Place the bowl of soap bars in the pot of hot water
5. Stir occasionally with a spoon or stick. I also added about 50ml of water to the bowl with the soap pieces.
6. When the soap has become creamy or runny, you can remove the bowl from the pot (caution hot ⚠️ !)
7. Now put the mold together and grease it with some oil so that the soap can be removed later (I used some olive oil here)
8. Now fill the liquid soap halfway into the mold and then tap the mold several times on the table so that air bubbles can escape. If your soap has become completely liquid you can skip this step. (Caution ⚠️ if the soap is too hot let it cool down a bit so your mold doesn't melt)
9. Now you can set the mold aside and wait for it to set. You can also speed this up by putting the soap in the fridge.
10. When the soap has set completely, you can push it out of the mold and carefully remove the Prusa stamp.
11. Hooray now the soap is ready and you can wash your hands and put the soap on the soap dish :D
License:
Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
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