We have been asked for a long time if we could get soap holders suitable for SOPO soaps in the store?
Another common question is, is there an alternative to traditional soap trays? This post will answer your questions. You can make a hygienic and fun soap holder yourself using Maria Nordin's instructions found in this post, or order it ready-made from our shop.
The Sopo soap holder is attached to the wall with the sticker that comes with it. A metal piece resembling a bottle cap is attached to the soap, and the holder itself has a magnet that attaches the soap to the holder. The soap can rotate 360 degrees in the holder. Convenient!
Maria has been using real bar soap as her only cleanser for hair, face, body and cleaning for years. Some people are concerned about the "hygiene" of real bar soap, and others just don't like storing bar soap on a regular surface.
The Sopo bar soap holder is an excellent option for those who want to keep their soap looking neat.
With the Sopo bar soap holder, the soap doesn't actually come into contact with any surface; the Sopo bar soap holder is attached to the wall with the sticker that comes with it. A metal piece resembling a bottle cap is attached to the soap, and the holder itself has a magnet that attaches the soap to the holder. The soap can rotate 360 degrees in the holder. Convenient!
The rack can be installed in the kitchen, for example above the sink, and you can use a dishwashing brush to apply soap while washing dishes. Ideally, there could be two racks (and soaps) in the bathroom; one rack positioned near the shower, and the other near the sink. This way, you could have soaps, for example, one for the face and one for the body/hair. It is also convenient to store soap intended for hand washing in the Sopo bar soap rack.
The holder comes with a mounting sticker, a magnet, and a metal piece to press into the soap. Here's how:
Choose the surface you want to stick the stand to.
Clean the surface thoroughly and make sure it is dry before gluing the stand.
Open the SOPO soap from the package and attach a metal piece resembling a bottle cap to it (you can also replace this with a traditional crown cap later if you wish!)
Voila - it's ready!
Do you still want to build the scaffolding yourself? Here's how to do it with Maria Nordin's instructions:
You can easily make your own soap magnet from angle iron, a strong magnet, and a bottle cap. You can use double-sided tape or self-tapping screws to attach it.
Supplies:
-angle iron, e.g. 75 x 75 mm
-strong magnet, diameter 20 mm
-crown cap
-double-sided tape or screws and plugs
-thin nail
-hammer
–real bar soap
All the supplies except the crown cap can be found at a hardware store. Attach a magnet to one of the inside surfaces of the angle iron. Be careful! The strong magnet will grab onto it really quickly and hard. Attach a piece of double-sided tape to the other outside surface of the angle iron and press it onto the wall at a suitable height above the hand basin.
Use a thin nail to make a hole in the middle of a regular crown cap. Of course, choose a beautiful crown cap that matches the colors of your bathroom. Slowly press the magnet into the middle of the bar of soap with your thumbs.
The rack is ready!
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