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LEGO Soap You Can Make Yourself!

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The bathtub is the perfect place for toddlers and older kids to get creative with LEGO. How about exploring physical changes with a simple melt and pour soap activity! Your kiddos will love this soapy LEGO theme way to get clean! Perfect for kiddos who are mad about LEGO building! This homemade LEGO soap activity is easy to do and will take care of a few germs in the process.

HOW TO MAKE LEGO SOAP

HOMEMADE LEGO SOAP

Making homemade soap is a fun and easy activity for kids and it may just encourage them to actually use it at bath time! This LEGO soap cleans away the dirt and grime then rewards the kids with a little surprise as the soap wears away- LEGO mini-figures! You can make just a couple for home or make up a big batch to give as gifts.

LEGO SOAP RECIPE

Make washing up extra special. Check out the video.

INGREDIENTS:

  • Clear glycerin soap base
  • LEGO Minifigures
  • Silicone soap mold
  • Essential oils for a scented soap (optional)
Alternatively, you could use LEGO soap molds like the ones we used for making our own LEGO crayons!

HOW TO MAKE LEGO SOAP

STEP 1.  Cut the glycerin soap base into 1”x 1” squares with a sharp knife. How many you will need depends on the size and shape of your soap mold (you can even use silicone cupcake liners in the metal pan for stability). To figure out how many you need the first time you use your mold, estimate based on the size of your soap mold. glycerin cut into chunks for making soap Each rectangle in my mold fit roughly 4 of my one-inch squares. So to make two I used 8 one-inch pieces and two extra to compensate for where they didn’t quite fill in the mold. If you have a little soap base leftover don’t worry you can pour it back in the package and let it reset-it will melt and pour over and over again. STEP 2. Fill your soap cavities with the LEGO mini-figures. Be sure some of the minifigs are facing down, touching the silicone mold so you can see them when your bars are done! lego minifigures placed in silicone molds STEP 3. Place the squares in a large glass measuring cup with a lip. This makes it much easier to pour into the molds. Then melt the glycerin base in the microwave in 30-second increments, stirring each time, until fully melted. Mine took 90 seconds. melted glycerin in container for puring STEP 4.  Then quickly stir in your essential oils if using. STEP 5. At this point, your soap mixture will be very warm but still safe to touch, Use a towel against the warm glass and carefully pour your soap mixture to fill each cavity to not quite full. glycerine poured into soap molds STEP 6. Have an adult carefully move the mold to the refrigerator so it will set up faster. Leave your bars alone at least 2 hours, the waiting is hard but it will be worth it! Once set carefully remove the soap from the mold. Your LEGO soap is now ready to use! variety of lego soaps with minifigures inside Wash and repeat until just the minifure is left! washing hands with lego minifigure soap

MORE FUN WITH LEGO

  • Build an easy LEGO catapult. or a LEGO zip line.
  • Try a LEGO marble run.
  • Have fun with LEGO tower game.
  • Make a magnetic LEGO travel case.

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EASY TO MAKE LEGO SOAP FOR KIDS

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