Soap container?

[Sobriquet]

I remember reading that you guys were using Anchor Hockings bowls with lids. Which product is it and how much are they? I'm not interested in using the disposable Tupperware jobs.

I have some good screw lid containers that are 6oz, but they are often too narrow to fit a soap without shaving it down. I'm tired of disfiguring my soaps and not having room to lather.

 

[Mr. Igg]

It'd be something like this. You can find them, or something very much like them, at Walmart, Target, or any similar store. Usually, they come 4, 6, or 8 to a set, and should cost $2/bowl or something along those lines.

 

[Sobriquet]

It'd be something like this. You can find them, or something very much like them, at Walmart, Target, or any similar store. Usually, they come 4, 6, or 8 to a set, and should cost $2/bowl or something along those lines.

It's a set of all the same size? Thanks for your reply, Mr. Igg.

 

[cfriend]

You could try these Mama Bear travel tubs for $1.80/ea. They're the bees knees

 

[ramon]

I use corningware french white 16 oz I buy in K mart store for $3 there you have room for your lather , is a beautifull bowl of ceramic stone , I prefere
this bowl than the conventional bowl or mug for having , they no have space for make the rotation with the brush

 

[tsmba]

I got some metal containers with screw-on lids from West Coast Shaving. They're cheap and the perfect size.

 

[RedKen]

How about these 0.25L Petite Casseroles made by Le Creuset. Picked them up at T.K.Maxx in the UK for £4.99 each. Slightly expensive and not for travel, but nicer than a plastic pot and cheaper than buying soap in a wooden bowl. "Stoneware" not the usual heavy iron used for their pots and pans.