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DIY Hand Soap Dispenser

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Did you know you can make your own hand soap dispenser? I’m going to show you a few ways I made them using a mason or recycled jar! This is a fantastic and useful DIY gift idea that everyone needs.

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To start you'll need a mason jar or recycled jar.

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To start you’ll need a mason jar or recycled jar.

For the first 2 mason jars, I placed them upside down on a styrofoam cup, and place that on top of wax paper on a baking sheet.

For the first 2 mason jars, I placed them upside down on a Styrofoam cup, and place that on top of wax paper on a baking sheet.

I used Folk Art Pre-Mixed Pouring Paint in the colors Bright Blue, Black, and Red. I squirt some of one color into a cup, then poured the next color on top, then the next color. I repeated this process until I felt I had enough paint to coat the whole jar. I did not mix them, I just layered the paint on top of each other.

I used Folk Art Pre-Mixed Pouring Paint in the colors Bright Blue, Black, and Red.

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I squirt some of one color into a cup, then poured the next color on top, then the next color.

I repeated this process until I felt I had enough paint to coat the whole jar. I did not mix them, I just layered the paint on top of each other.

Making a small circle with the cup, I poured the paint onto the mason jar. I continued doing this until the whole cup was covered.

Making a small circle with the cup, I poured the paint onto the mason jar. I continued doing this until the whole cup was covered.

If any bubbles showed up, I poked them with a craft stick. You could use a tooth pick as well.

For the 2nd jar, I put enough Mod Podge in a cup that I felt would coat the entire jar. I added several drops of food coloring, and then slowly mixed the color into Mod Podge.

For the 2nd jar, I put enough Mod Podge in a cup that I felt would coat the entire jar.

I added several drops of food coloring, and then slowly mixed the color into Mod Podge.

Using the same technique as the paint pouring, I poured the Mod Podge mixture until the entire jar was covered. I let this dry completely.

Using the same technique as the paint pouring, I poured the Mod Podge mixture until the entire jar was covered.

I let them both dry completely.

I let them both dry completely.

For the 3rd jar, I painted it with Folk Art Home Decor White Chalk Paint. I painted on 1 coat, let it dry, then added a second coat.

For the 3rd jar, I painted it with Folk Art Home Decor White Chalk Paint. I painted on 1 coat, let it dry, then added a second coat.

Once the second coat was dry, I used a sanding block and lightly sanded the paint off the letters to give it that farmhouse and distressed look.

Once the second coat was dry, I used a sanding block and lightly sanded the paint off the letters to give it that farmhouse and distressed look.

I added a piece of wrapped twine around the edge of the jar.

I would recommend sealing these one once dry or using dishwasher safe Mod Podge.

I would recommend sealing these one once dry or using dishwasher safe Mod Podge.

I purchased stainless soap dispenser kits online. I put them together and twisted them onto the mason jars.

I purchased stainless soap dispenser kits online. I put them together and twisted them onto the mason jars.

Did you know you can make your own hand soap dispenser? I'm going to show you a few ways I made them using a mason or recycled jar! This is a fantastic and useful DIY gift idea that everyone needs.

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Besides soap, can I put hand sanitizer in a soap dispenser? Yes, we do that at our house.

I also put Castile soap in ours for hand soap, body wash, & face wash.

For my face moisturizer I use Organic Avocado Oil as recommended by my oncologist to stay away from added hormones and chemicals. I place this in my dispensers as well.

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8 Comments

  1. Love this way to use mason jars. You’re always coming up with such fund ways to reuse things. The pouring video is so cool! I’ve never tried that. Each one would be truly one of a kind. Thanks for the great ideas.

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    1. Thank you so much Andrea, and yes I like the idea of personalizing them for whoever is receiving them. Gifts don’t have to be expensive right? Love your recipe, and can’t wait to try it!

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  2. These are great little gifts for the holidays, especially this year when I feel like I never have enough soap dispensers around. Your ideas for using them for different lotions and cleaners is a great tip too! I can’t wait to see you next week….please drive safely!

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    1. Thank you so much Chloe, and this is what I would have made at the Pinterest Conference had we decided to attend… but 100 people in the same room right now, no thanks right?!!! I’m so excited to see you too! Safe travels 🙂

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  3. What kind of mop was that that you used in the bathroom?

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    1. I use a Wagner steamer on the floor if that’s what you’re asking about?

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    1. Thank you so much Marilyn, and thanks for wonderful party.

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