Meet Mike... the get down and get dirty kinda guy who cuts up all those limestone soap rocks. It's a noisy, dusty job, but hey, somebody's gotta do it. Right?
First he treks 30 miles out into the Texas Hill Country where he picks up these HUGE slabs of ancient fossilized limestone from the local quarry. Next, he hauls 'em back to his workshop where he carefully saws them up (watch those fingers!) into the rectangular soap holder you see in our popular
soap on the rocks gift set. Then he carves 3 shallow grooves into each stone to promote drainage. And finally, he scrubs them squeaky clean and sets them up on end in the hot Texas sun to dry.
Before you know it, they're making their way to hundreds, even thousands, of satisfied
a wild soap bar customers all over the country. Thanks Mike. Now go get yourself an ice cold beer!