Q: are they flexible?
A: The SoapLeaves are very thin, so they would probably crack or break if you tried to bend them.
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Q: How long would each one last?
A: Each Soap Leaf will last for one or two hand washings.
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Q: I would like to buy about 3-4 packs of this stuff to strew over the bed along with some rose petals for my lover. Do you think the leaves would survive our shack in the sack?
A: The SoapLeaves are thin and delicate, so probably not.
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Q: Are these toxic to eat by children?
A: When I was little, my mom once washed my mouth out with soap because I said a dirty word. I didn't enjoy the soap one bit, but was it toxic? Probably not. So, should children eat SoapLeaves? No, they should wash their hands with them. Should you wash their mouths out with SoapLeaves if they say naughty things? No, that's what the little soap squares you steal from Hotels are for.
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Q: Are they that thin?
A: Yes, they are very thin, much like real leaves. Each one will last for one or two washings.
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Q: Why do the specifications say 20 TO 22 leaves per box?
A: That specification was a misprint. Each box has a set amount of 20 leaves per box.
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Q: who answers all these questions?
A: Vat19's buyers answer these questions. We are the same people who research and test the products before we make them available on the site. So, we're quite knowledgeable about each and every product.
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Q: Did they fall off of a wax tree?
A: No, but our acorn candles did.
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