Do you rinse your soap puck off after use?

[psfred]

I dump the left-over lather back onto the puck and use it the next day. No need to waste soap. I suspect in the old days people didn't even wash out the brush in order to keep the soap going longer, it was much more expensive in then.

 

[nwohio]

Okay, that is completely different from the daily shaving routine/cleanup and I'd agree with you there--except that I wouldn't be looking to buy used soap in the first place!

I have no problem buying used soap, it's soap. Have you ever washed your hands with a bar of soap someone used before you? I just want it to look clean, I know I'm a little weird

 

[OtterLunacy]

Honestly, I have a strong preference for liquid hand soaps, and not just because they lather up a bit faster. Soap can indeed get funky things growing in/on it and compared to most B&Bers I suppose I seem like a germaphobe.

 

[honeybadger79]

In retrospect, this was a silly question i guess. I asked it i 2015 and it somehow got resurrected, lol.

I currently put the lid 90% on. Then in the evening, close it up.

 

[honeybadger79]

No rinsing

 

[cryhavoc]

In retrospect, this was a silly question i guess. I asked it i 2015 and it somehow got resurrected, lol.

I currently put the lid 90% on. Then in the evening, close it up.

That is because @Snugblat loves to resurrect old threads LOL

 

[TheVez2]

but i didnt guess that my mid-2015 thread was gonna be ressurected, lol

No one ever does!

I wouldn't be looking to buy used soap in the first place!

I do, it's a great way to try a new soap to see if you like it, without the expense of buying a full, new puck.

I asked it i 2015 and it somehow got resurrected, lol.

That is because @Snugblat loves to resurrect old threads LOL

Yup, Snurgblat strikes again!

 

[kingfisher]

Rinsing off a shaving soap after use is completely and utterly pointless.