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Moonshea, if I were to put it on a door I would get a thin piece of wood (like moulding) or a ribbon or string and go from side to side so the soap is secure on the shelf. That would be a disaster if it all fell off. My husband is still not convinced that it wont fall under the weight since I only hit studs on one side...but that sucker is so solid I don't think it will come down. Soap is HEAVY.
 
Moonshea, if I were to put it on a door I would get a thin piece of wood (like moulding) or a ribbon or string and go from side to side so the soap is secure on the shelf. That would be a disaster if it all fell off. My husband is still not convinced that it wont fall under the weight since I only hit studs on one side...but that sucker is so solid I don't think it will come down. Soap is HEAVY.

But, I could make them in my room & not lose the space I would getting a metal shelving unit.
 
Great idea! You are very handy!

When your soap is cured, you might want to transfer them to baseball card boxes to keep them free of dust and/or moisture. They should still fit on your shelves.
 
This is exactly what I've been looking for. I can't keep making soap until I have a way to store it, and I don't have money to buy shelving. This is a perfect space saving solution. In fact, I've got two 2x4's out in the shop right now. I just need a couple more and I'm good to go on this project.
 
Great idea! You are very handy!

When your soap is cured, you might want to transfer them to baseball card boxes to keep them free of dust and/or moisture. They should still fit on your shelves.

Yes, the good thing is that by the time the rack is filled...some will be ready to come off! Then I will put them into their own wax bags and store them. I will always have room for plenty to cure :)
 
That is wonderful! My dog has attempted to eat my soap! She is a blood hound and that sniffer is always at work, so you can't blame her sometimes. I really love the rack though! This my lucy and she is just a puppy.

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That's a puppy? She looks big already, how old is she?
 
This is her around christmas at 4 months. She is now 7 months and 60 lb. She will probally reach 100 by one year.
 
She is very pretty. What are bloodhound temperments like ? Are they really as sad and sleepy as they look?
 
Bloodhounds are actually very energetic dogs! They have great temperments, it is rare to find one aggressive. For this reason thry do not make a good attack dog. They are clowns and always trying to make you laugh and please. We raised labs for years and started breeding bloodhounds about 3 years ago. Bloodhounds sniffers are 20 times more powerful than a normal dog and of course are wonderful trackers. Lucy's grandad was the famous "willy wonka" which was at katrina, the japan earthquake and countless tornado sites. The downside on bh they are sturborn! They are extremely intelligent and once a bh gets in their heads about something, watch out! This is why training is so important. I would not say good for a small child, only because they will ptobally knock them down with their big body clumsiness but a kid 4 or more wonderful. They do need room to run and drool, though lucy does not yet but boys tend to, more. They can be loud, if you ever heard them bay with their howl, one thing you never forget.

Christine- did not mean to hijack your thread.
 
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No problem, when it comes to dogs...they rank way higher than soap ;) I'd do anything for them.
 
wow LOVE this idea! I just put a big ol shelf in my kitchen...I might have to rethink my drying rack. :) Thanks for sharing.
 
I was just finishing a room in my basement for soapmaking and had a whole wall with 2x4 studding not covered yet. What a perfect way for storing soap. Bonus the frame work was already there, and it didn't take up any space in my room. Thank you for the idea.
 
Oh, good one! I am getting a new lab (eventually) in the garage in our new addition. Not sheet rocking the interior wall is a GREAT idea for storage of soap or maybe FO bottles too. I hate having to dig 5 bottles deep on a shelf! I need to do a forum search or start a thread for creative organizational/functional ideas. I love to see all the great ideas people have to improve our soaping journey!
Also, cute dogs everyone! ImageUploadedBySoap Making1383864547.996536.jpg


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