Tubs for Refills Pucks

[AABCDS]

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I found this onyx bowl at a local good will store

I like that bowl.

[RABIDMONKEY]

pyrex as well

[squatzilla801]

I stopped at Walmart and picked up 4 of the pyrex containers. I hope you're happy.

[KWilliams40]

I found mini casserole dishes at a local specialty cooking store. Its the exact perfect size for a TOBS sandalwood refill. I've melted a few glycerin soaps in them also. I found a bunch of different colors and they all have nice little ceramic lids. I think they were like $4 a piece but I'm sure with some hunting they could be found cheaper. This is a pic of the four I have, the open one is my TOBS refill puck and it sitting next to the razorock alum for size comparison.
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Tell me you're not using Le Creuset cookware just to store shaving soap... LOL

[redrako]

For soaps that get regular use are stored in an old spice mug. For other soaps I use 8 oz plastic jars which are taller than the 4 oz. Mama Bear soap containers leaving room in the jar to build lather right on top of the soap. Very nice storage containers great great price with enough room to label soaps.

http://www.usplastic.com/catalog/ite...6265&catid=604

Lids need to ordered separate.

[mistercitizen]

I like that bowl.

Me too. That's a great find Mick.

Ben

[Chadao]

west coast shaving has (at least they once had and probably still do) some nice aluminum tines with screw on caps that perfectly fit some french soaps that i was using, either occitane le cade or pre de provence, or both. sorry that i can't remember the details better...

I use the WCS tins. They are great, but I had to whittle down a GFT puck to make it fit.

[Chadao]

Tell me you're not using Le Creuset cookware just to store shaving soap... LOL

Ooo, I like the idea of using Le Creuset...but I guess that could get a wee bit expensive.