Cos’è questo diverso tipo di sapone? È solido finché non lo metti sott’acqua, poi diventa un sapone. Che bello, non l’ho mai visto prima fuori dalla Germania.
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di dagonist
Cos’è questo diverso tipo di sapone? È solido finché non lo metti sott’acqua, poi diventa un sapone. Che bello, non l’ho mai visto prima fuori dalla Germania.
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di dagonist
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There‘s just a big soap bar inside which gets grated. It’s like a mill for soap.
It’s kinda like a shaved soap bar. Pretty oldschool and a bit rare nowadays but I’ve seen them making a comeback in the sustainability bubble. The lack of water means you need less energy to transport the same amount of soap so they are a bit more eco friendly.
i saw that in eastern europe many times..for example in polish pkp trains..its really good.. its just normal soap but in powder-form
These were the standard soap dispensers in trains, back in the days when trains were punctual.