If you are regular reader of this blog, I would not blame you if you are starting to think I am obsessed with mason jars. LOL. Remember the diy mason jar solar lights, the diy mason jar canisters and the diy mason jar olive oil lamp projects? Well, ready or not here is yet another one. Today I will be featuring these diy mason jar soap pumps.
I really love how simple and easy most mason jar diy crafts tend to be. It makes it more fun and reduces the likelihood of failure. Not to mention that we usually have a lot of unused jars lying around, just waiting to be re-purposed. The good news is that you can make these for both regular soap or for foaming soap. You will just need a different pump for each jar, depending on the intended use.
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Here’s What You’ll Need:
- mason jars
- large drill bit
- wire cutters
- caulk
- soap pump
- hand soap
Usually when you use power tools, you actually have to turn them on, right? Well not in this case since the mason jar lids are made from a thin material, it is easy to just punch through without turning on the drill itself. I guess you could use any other sharp object to make the hole, as long as it is a size as that allows you to securely fit the pump in place. These are super easy to make! 🙂
You can follow step by step instructions on the Gracious Wife blog, here…
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