Was ist diese andere Art von Seife? Es ist fest, bis man es unter Wasser legt, dann wird es zu Seife. So cool, das habe ich noch nie irgendwo außerhalb Deutschlands gesehen.
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1bzwvf0
Von dagonist
Was ist diese andere Art von Seife? Es ist fest, bis man es unter Wasser legt, dann wird es zu Seife. So cool, das habe ich noch nie irgendwo außerhalb Deutschlands gesehen.
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1bzwvf0
Von dagonist
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There‘s just a big soap bar inside which gets grated. It’s like a mill for soap.
It’s kinda like a shaved soap bar. Pretty oldschool and a bit rare nowadays but I’ve seen them making a comeback in the sustainability bubble. The lack of water means you need less energy to transport the same amount of soap so they are a bit more eco friendly.
i saw that in eastern europe many times..for example in polish pkp trains..its really good.. its just normal soap but in powder-form
These were the standard soap dispensers in trains, back in the days when trains were punctual.
I’ve seen these before! They are strange, but work which is most important