We love the idea behind these Soapbottles, which completely ditch the plastic for a soap-enclosed product. In an era where we all know we should reduce our single-use plastic, there are still way too many containers thrown in the trash or the recycling, which may or may not ever be remade. Berlin-based designer Jonna Breitenhuber has a really clever solution of using slow-dissolving soap as the bottle itself, eliminating the need for a wasteful package. The unique shapes make the bottles easy to hold and pour. A clever hole design allows for a string or rope to hang the bottle for easy use. Read more on The Dieline:

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