Liz Thompson
Eat some fries, fill your diesel, wash your hands. How do these three things relate? They have a common bond through oil. Not following? Let’s break it down.
Marshall Dostal has driven a bio-diesel fueled automobile for years which runs on biofuel he makes himself in his own garage from waste oil he gets from some of L.A.’s finest restaurants. Once drums of glycerin (a byproduct of the biofuel distillation process) began to build up, Marshall’s wife, Megan, came up with the idea of making soap from the glycerin. And Further Soap was born.
Add to this their signature fragrance, essential oils of Bergamot, Olive, and exotic grasses, and you have one spectacular hand soap. It is super cleansing and the scent is very fresh and unique.
So, these days Marshall and Megan are still picking up waste oil, turning it into biofuel, then creating more of their innovative hand soap. They then return their soap to the restaurants from whence the grease came. Further Soap really goes the distance.
Image credit: Further Soap
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