A soap recycling apparatus for reconstituting bar soap remnants into a new bar of soap includes a housing with a bottom wall, a top wall, and a perimeter wall, the perimeter wall being coupled to and extending between the bottom wall and the top wall. The housing defines an interior space bounded by each of the bottom wall, the top wall, and the perimeter wall. A mold is coupled to the top wall and extends downwardly into the interior space. The mold has an open top and is integral with the top wall of the housing. A heating element is coupled to the mold and is positioned in the interior space. The heating element is also positioned such that the heating element heats the mold when the heating element is activated.

A soap recycling apparatus for reconstituting bar soap remnants into a new bar of soap includes a housing with a bottom wall, a top wall, and a perimeter wall, the perimeter wall being coupled to and extending between the bottom wall and the top wall. The housing defines an interior space bounded by each of the bottom wall, the top wall, and the perimeter wall. A mold is coupled to the top wall and extends downwardly into the interior space. The mold has an open top and is integral with the top wall of the housing. A heating element is coupled to the mold and is positioned in the interior space. The heating element is also positioned such that the heating element heats the mold when the heating element is activated.

A soap remnant recycling assembly includes a housing that has a bottom wall, a top wall and a perimeter wall extending therebetween. The top wall has an opening extending therein and into an interior of the housing. A conduit is attached to the top wall and is in fluid communication with the opening. A funnel is attached to the conduit and extends upwardly therefrom. An access aperture extends through the perimeter wall and into the interior. A door is removably positioned in a closed position closing the access aperture or in an open position. A spindle is positioned within the conduit. The spindle has a plurality of blades attached thereto. A plate is mounted within the housing. The plate is movable toward or away from the door. The plate extends from the top wall to the bottom wall and from a first lateral wall to a second lateral wall.

A soap remnant recycling assembly includes a housing that has a bottom wall, a top wall and a perimeter wall extending therebetween. The top wall has an opening extending therein and into an interior of the housing. A conduit is attached to the top wall and is in fluid communication with the opening. A funnel is attached to the conduit and extends upwardly therefrom. An access aperture extends through the perimeter wall and into the interior. A door is removably positioned in a closed position closing the access aperture or in an open position. A spindle is positioned within the conduit. The spindle has a plurality of blades attached thereto. A plate is mounted within the housing. The plate is movable toward or away from the door. The plate extends from the top wall to the bottom wall and from a first lateral wall to a second lateral wall.

The heated soap bar-forming device includes a housing with a storage compartment adjacent to a heating compartment. The heating compartment is responsible for melting soap remnants into a soap bar in order to re-use said soap remnants. Both the storage compartment and the heating compartment include a removable lid. The heating compartment includes a heating element that is horizontally oriented within the heating compartment. A removable soap tray is able to be placed atop of the heating element, and/or removed from the heating compartment. The heating compartment features an insulator and tray guide that ensures the removable soap tray is able to be properly seated and removed from the heating compartment. Located on the housing, and adjacent to the heating compartment is a control member that adjusts the output of heat and operation of the heating element.

A remnant soap melting and shaping assembly includes a housing including a bottom wall, a top wall and a perimeter wall attached to and extending between the top and bottom walls. The perimeter wall have a break therein dividing the housing into a base including the bottom wall and a cover including the top wall. The cover is movable between an open position and a closed position with respect to the base. A heating element is positioned within the housing adjacent to the bottom wall. A container is removably positioned in the housing and is positionable on the heating element. The heating element heats the container and melt soap positioned in the container. An inner lid is attached to an inside surface of the cover and has a perimeter edge that is mated with an upper edge of the container when the cover is placed in the closed position.

A remnant soap melting and shaping assembly includes a housing including a bottom wall, a top wall and a perimeter wall attached to and extending between the top and bottom walls. The perimeter wall have a break therein dividing the housing into a base including the bottom wall and a cover including the top wall. The cover is movable between an open position and a closed position with respect to the base. A heating element is positioned within the housing adjacent to the bottom wall. A container is removably positioned in the housing and is positionable on the heating element. The heating element heats the container and melt soap positioned in the container. An inner lid is attached to an inside surface of the cover and has a perimeter edge that is mated with an upper edge of the container when the cover is placed in the closed position.

A method is disclosed. The method includes providing a cleaning member formed from a consumable cleaning material and including a cavity formed by one or more interior walls of the cleaning member, inserting a cleaning member remnant through an aperture of the cavity formed at a first end surface of a first end portion of the cleaning member, providing and holding a fluid in the cavity holding the cleaning member remnant when the first end surface is facing upward, and attaching the cleaning member remnant to the one or more interior walls based on holding the fluid.

A method is disclosed. The method includes providing a cleaning member formed from a consumable cleaning material and including a cavity formed by one or more interior walls of the cleaning member, inserting a cleaning member remnant through an aperture of the cavity formed at a first end surface of a first end portion of the cleaning member, providing and holding a fluid in the cavity holding the cleaning member remnant when the first end surface is facing upward, and attaching the cleaning member remnant to the one or more interior walls based on holding the fluid.