Grandpa's Pine Tar Soap

Interesting. Never heard of such a thing. Pine-tar makes me think of baseball. Would never have thought it to be used for soap.

hey im the same way but i use kirk’s castile Bar Soap or the dr bronner's unscented bar and the dr bronner's works when i go deer hunting and i have to be careful of my laundry soap to i will have to give that pine soap a try

I've always kinda thought the Pine Tar would be a good cover scent when I'm out hunting.

Good soap! Use it alot!

Thanks.

Sounds like a awesome soap. I will have to keep my eyes open for that up here. Regards Mark

Well, I'll be doggone! I had got a hold of some of that soap when I was younger! I'll have to see if I can find it again! Thanks for the video. Kepp 'em coming!

Yes, Grandpa's pine tar soap is not a wimpy bar of pine tar, but it has a good amount of pine tar in it. I think it does have a manly smell to it, and actually like that smell. I like to rub a bit of it on my skin before I go out in the bush, and it keeps a lot of the biting bugs away from me. I suggest that you give it a try and see how good it lathers up.

You have manly beard, good sir! I salute you!

i to  have  skin  allergies not to mention asthma  i use  glycerin soap  made from coconut oil.. i like it a lot  i buy it  in a 3pk bulk for less than  $5.00 at our local health food store  i  even  take  one bar  and  turn it into   liquid hand soap i simmer it  in a pot of distilled h2o  it makes close to a gallon of it so  it lasts me quit awhile.. i used to   buy  dr bronners liquid soap  but  the cost  is starting to go up for  me to continue to buy it..