Abstract: A bath room soap recycling device includes a mixing container, a water container, a liquid soap container, and a motor housing. The containers are built in one unit, with separating walls and controlled openings for a water inlet and a liquid soap outlet. The mixing container is provided with a rotary blade mixer mounted on a rotatable vertical driven shaft that extends through a sealed bearing assembly; the lower end of the shaft is directly connected to a motor mounted within a motor housing below the mixing container. Liquid soap is produced through recycling of left-over pieces of bath room soaps by the simple process of adding water and mixing to a desired thickness or consistency. Water for the mixing process is supplied by a motor-driven pump operatively located between the water container and the mixing container. The liquid soap container stores the mixed soap solution separately from the mixing container.