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Saving Soap Pads

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Date: 07/07/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Cleaning Tools | Old Categories > Cleaning  
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You can store your used soap filled steel wool pads in the freezer to prevent them from rusting. Rinse, then squeeze out excessive water. Place in small leak proof plastic bag. When it's time to use, wet it. It will thaw out in a short amount of time. PS -- Make sure everyone in the house knows it's there, we wouldn't want anyone to get a belly ache!

M L Pearson
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By Syd (Guest Post)
I use a cap that came off an aerosol can and put the steel wood pad in that and store in the freezer (in the kitchen of course). It is handy for later use. Much easier than putting it in a bag, in my opinion.

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