Hoosier Wood Works White Oak Soap Rest Giveaway!

[marilynmac]

Pick me!

 

[Cindy2428]

Those look wonderful. Would love to put my first real bar of soap on one

 

[Soapman Ryan]

Nice soap rest. I like.

 

[katsntx]

I have been searching all over the web for these! :clap:

 

[Busyfingers]

I wasn't up to snuff much but the soap forum and a contest; made my night tonight. Just love those holders. All great needs in one great place! Thanks.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

Love it! I'm in like Errol.

 

[Relle]

I'm in as well as Errol, no need for anyone else to post as I'll win:smile:.

Rules and Entry:

Sign up is quick and easy,

- Have 25 posts on the forum
- Post to this thread once.

If you have less than 25 post at the closing of this giveaway your post will be removed.

 

[Susie]

This is awesome!

 

[Sinful7]

How exciting!

 

[judymoody]

The idea of tossing the soap dish in the laundry is great! I will try this the next time I have a soap dish with lots of residue. The product is very attractive in its simplicity.

 

[lenarenee]

The White Oak is a glorious tree! They are my absolute favorite; used to picnic under one as a kid that was over 400 years old. The old ones tend to be a wide as they are tall with horizontal branches. The demise of a white oak is rarely due to aging of disease - they're usually blown over by wind because their roots are as horizontal as the branches, but shallow.

http://contosdofelix.blogspot.com/2012/10/pictutes-of-big-oak-tree.html

If I had a millions dollars I'd become the Johnny Appleseed of white oak trees!

I'd love to have a white oak soap dish; but would be happy to buy one - maybe he's got some other white oak creations he'd sell.

 

[Tizzy]

This is super cool!

 

[LazyUmbrella]

my cat's breath smells like cat food

 

[lsg]

Count me in.

 

[PinkCupcake]

I love wooden soap holders! Would love to try these.

 

[summerflyy]

Oh my ! The soap dish is really pretty !

 

[IrishLass]

Thanks Hoosier!

Also, it was interesting to read about the USS Constitution. I had heard of "Old Ironsides" but I had forgotten if I even knew how it got the nickname.

I've had the privilege of touring 'Old Ironsides' at least 3 times (used to live 1 hour away from it), and have always loved the ship and the history behind why they chose white oak to build it.

Count me in!

IrishLass

 

[Ellacho]

Please count me in too! I love it! Thank you !

 

[kdaniels8811]

Love the soap dish so I am in!

 

[ilovedoxies]

I need this