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Soap is stored in bar/block [[stockpile]]s with the "soap" option enabled.
 
Soap is stored in bar/block [[stockpile]]s with the "soap" option enabled.
 
Soap will get used up as dwarves wash themselves.  (The current rate seems to be 1/10 a bar per washing.) 
 
 
Dwarves have an internal "dirtiness" level, which gets lowered when they have a bath, lowered further when they have a soapy bath and slowly builds up over time.  This "dirtiness" value is connected to the chance of getting an infection if the dwarf is injured, making soap useful as a preventative as well as treatment. 
 
 
A convenient way to keep an emergency stockpile of soap is to use it as a building material for workshops or constructions such as walls.  When/if you need more soap, you can deconstruct and get the soap bars back.  Since soap in a hospital is reserved for hospital use, this is especially useful in case you start to produce soap before setting up a hospital.
 
  
 
== Lye Container Difficulties==
 
== Lye Container Difficulties==

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