I was about to use an old puck of Mitchell's Wool Fat shaving soap that I keep in an Old Spice mug, and noticed that the puck's surface had changed. What happened to it? Can soaps start to rot?
What Happened to My MWF Puck?
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I've never had that happen to my 8 year old puck of MWF. It's still white, it has cracked though due to it drying and not being used daily. Are you sure thats a puck of MWF?.I was about to use an old puck of Mitchell's Wool Fat shaving soap that I keep in an Old Spice mug, and noticed that the puck's surface had changed. What happened to it? Can soaps start to rot?
Clayton
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How did you get it into that little mug? Did you grate it and pack it in? Maybe something else got mixed in with it, like another soap or some vegetable residue.
Was it kept soaking? That's the brownest MWF I have ever seen.
Never had that problem with MWF! Will leave this one to the experts.
Parmigiano Reggiano?
I tell you that isn't MWF
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^ This
Looks like old Cella to me.
I have never seen MWF look like that, mine just cracks and shrinks a little. I agree with some of the others that is looks like my Cella that went bad.
I agree with this.
I agree with the above. That can't be MWF, because it can't be scooped like that.
That does not look like MWF to me.
There is more to this story, I bet.
There is more to this story, I bet.
Whatever it is, it looks naaaaaasty....
I you sure you didn't come across your significant others dried out brown sugar and olive oil scrub?
That looks like a raw pork chop gone bad. With a smudge of butter!
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It's a few years old, so maybe I might be wrong, but I could swear that it was MWF that I put in there. [emoji848] If not, then my next best guess would be a Stirling shave soap.
