(CNN) -- Used soap from Hilton Hotels is getting a second life. The company announced Monday that it will collect used bars of soap from guest rooms across its hotels and recycle them into 1 million ...

Las Vegas might be known for serving up vices and excess, but there’s something positively clean and downright efficient coming out of a warehouse just west of the Strip. Clean the World turns ...

Every day, hotels in Las Vegas throw away tons of partially used bars of soap despite the large need for hygiene-related products around the world. In order to improve the health of vulnerable ...

(CNN) – In 2014, as a college student volunteering in Cambodia, Samir Lakhani saw that many rural villages did not have access to soap or hygiene education. Determined to change that, Lakhani set up ...

Want to shock your friends with your tree-hugger ways? Tell them you recycle soap. The reaction is almost always the same. It’s first a look of confusion, followed immediately by a look of disgust.

It turns out that the used soap bars are broken down, disinfected and moulded into new ones. “Hotels throw out millions of bars of used soap every week,” a Science Insider reporter said. “But they don ...

Pretty much nobody besides Eloise and Leonard Cohen stays in a hotel for long enough to go through a bar of soap. They can't put your slightly-used soap out for the next guest, though, so hotels throw ...

Sydney Kamen looks at soap differently than most people do Sydney Kamen looks at soap differently than most people do. While many look at it as a constant, Kamen sees it as a vital weapon in the war ...

Many low-income people can’t get their hands on soap in the best of times. In the time of coronavirus, it’s even farther out of reach. To meet the need, Clean the World, founded in 2009, has relied on ...

Don’t fret about leaving that used bar of soap in the hotel room sink or using only half the bottle of hotel shampoo. A nonprofit group has been collecting the leftover soap, sanitizing it and ...

Used soap from Hilton Hotels is getting a second life. The company announced Monday that it will collect used bars of soap from guest rooms across its hotels and recycle them into 1 million new bars ...