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" Here&amp;#039;s the perfect way to sneak a scare into your bathroom.  DIY It: Bug Soaps   Literal &amp;quot;creature comforts,&amp;quot; these sink-side spectacles require soap molds ($3.29 for four; createforless.com), extra-clear soap base ($8.15 for two pounds; wholesalesuppliesplus.com), and plastic bug toys ($5.29 for 15; amazon.com).  Following package instructions and using a candy thermometer, melt the soap base in a large pot on the stove until it reaches 140\u00B0F. Place one plastic bug belly-up in each mold. Slowly pour the melted soap into the molds until it reaches the very top. Wait for bubbles to rise, then use a knife to scrape them off. Let the molds sit on a flat surface overnight; remove the soaps and you&amp;#039;re ready to lather up. Buy It: Bug Soaps   Buy these glycerin soap cubes containing miniature insect figurines to bug out your guests in the bathroom.  ($7.51 each, etsy.com/shop/CaliseSoapworks)  -----  Plus:   More spooky ideas from our 31 Days of Halloween \u00BB6 DIY Halloween Decorations Based on &amp;#039;Famous Last Words&amp;#039; \u00BB 17 Homemade Halloween Decorations \u00BB   24 Halloween Sweets and Treats \u00BB  37 New Ways to Decorate Your Halloween Pumpkin \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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