r/CollapsePrep May 31 '26

Longest lasting shelf life soap? AI responded with this.

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u/SurviveAndRebuild May 31 '26

Soap goes bad? News to me.

u/leisurechef May 31 '26

When it gets in your eyes

u/SurviveAndRebuild May 31 '26

Got me there.

u/hailene02 Jun 01 '26

agree. i have about a years worth of soap for 2 people and not once have I thought about expiration dates. same w/ hand/laundry soap. just gonna keep doing what I do.

u/iwannaddr2afi Jun 01 '26

AI is doing some conflating of shelf life and number of uses per bar, I think, but for a product that really doesn't go bad, this is a strange query lol if you just want to store soap, get whatever bar soap you like best. If it's handmade, you're more likely to encounter poorly cured bars, but mass produced soaps should last for a very very very very very very long time. You can buy bars from 50+ years ago. They're like, antiques, but they're still soap. Just keep it dry however you store it.

u/old-legs-623 May 31 '26

These would be nice to donate to little free pantries, as some of the folks who get their supplies from them may have some trouble keeping supplies away from inclement weather and such.

u/artisanrox Jun 19 '26

AI is not the thing to consult about....almost anything.