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geekhack Community => Off Topic => Topic started by: tp4tissue on Sat, 24 February 2018, 10:31:19
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Saw this on lifehack years ago
Have tried it a billion times, the smaller piece never sticks, and eventually just falls off..
(https://i.imgur.com/DLN94y8.gif)
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Are you kidding? I always do this, and have for decades.
Both bars need to be wet and somewhat softened when you stick them together, and need to dry and harden a minimum of 12 hours.
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Are you kidding? I always do this, and have for decades.
Both bars need to be wet and somewhat softened when you stick them together, and need to dry and harden a minimum of 12 hours.
Fohat make soap stick tutorial .. !!
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uhh dude, literally all you need to do is rub the edges under warm water till they weld together. my 5 year old cousin could figure this out tp, are you drunk?
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uhh dude, literally all you need to do is rub the edges under warm water till they weld together. my 5 year old cousin could figure this out tp, are you drunk?
Dis is nuts.. how come everyone else got this to work..
This is what happens, I take the two pieces (when wet), put them together. give it a good squeeze..
Then I leave it, the next day, when I try to use it, it will stay together to some extent, but inevitably, it comes back apart..
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uhh dude, literally all you need to do is rub the edges under warm water till they weld together. my 5 year old cousin could figure this out tp, are you drunk?
Dis is nuts.. how come everyone else got this to work..
This is what happens, I take the two pieces (when wet), put them together. give it a good squeeze..
Then I leave it, the next day, when I try to use it, it will stay together to some extent, but inevitably, it comes back apart..
Depends on the soap. Certain soaps is ez, but I think stuff like Dove don't work
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uhh dude, literally all you need to do is rub the edges under warm water till they weld together. my 5 year old cousin could figure this out tp, are you drunk?
Dis is nuts.. how come everyone else got this to work..
This is what happens, I take the two pieces (when wet), put them together. give it a good squeeze..
Then I leave it, the next day, when I try to use it, it will stay together to some extent, but inevitably, it comes back apart..
Depends on the soap. Certain soaps is ez, but I think stuff like Dove don't work
I've had no success with lever 2000, irish spring, or dove..
Those are the only ones i've bought ever, because they're the cheepest.
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I think stuff like Dove don't work
Dove works fine but non-flat surfaces are harder to meld together unless 1 of the pieces is thin enough and soft enough to spoon itself onto the other one.
Also oilier soaps work better than drier soaps like Dove.
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I didn't even know this was a hack, been doing it for years. Definitely works.
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Same here.
Sometimes doesn't work, but then the shower drips occasionally which prevents the join from bonding properly.