What do you do with the little chunks left at the bottom of the antiperspirant ?

I use it till it starts to fall apart. then I throw it away. Sometimes I use the gel and then I don't have to worry about any being left at the bottom.

I throw them out. I do somethimes attempt to put small pieces of soap together to use in the shower. I am a little bit of a cheapskate so if I think I can reuse soemthing I usually do,but the deoderant thing doesnt sound like soemthing that I want to play with.

I have to admit I use the deoderant until there isnt enough to melt down. Dont judge. When I run way low I use my fingers to get the last bit out until it isnt worth keeping. I suppose I could try to combine it but it seems easier to use it until it is gone and toss the container.

I use it as long as I can and then I pitch it. I have never tried digging the stuff out of the bottom and trying to use it. Good luck on your quest to find a way to do it.

I use down to the lowest nub and then toss it. I doubt there's any way to do much of anything with it. And no, I don't think I'd go so far as to microwave it and put into another mold. I don't think it's wax like a candle, and yes, I think there's aluminum in it so it would probably spark in the microwave. I'm about as cheap as they come, but I don't think I'd go that far.

I just throw it away. As much as i want to save my money reusing them but it might be dangerous to do so. if You melt those you might change a chemical property of those antiperspirant that might cause some allergens or negative reaction to your skin. take care ~Scaflone~

I don't use that kind of deodorant, but I know of people who save a few, then melt them down to make another one. I'm not sure how they mold it or handle it, though. If I used it, I'd figure it out - why throw away something you paid for?

My first mother in law used to melt down soap bits in a pan on the stove. Maybe one of those "candle warmers" or a potpouri warmer (miniature crock pot) would work. I have not tried to melt antiperspirant--it would be the aluminum chlorhydrate that killed the microwave. I have melted down (not in microwave) bits of lipstick, adding petroleum jelly to make a gloss.

I just toss them, because whne they no longer fit into the container, there isn' really any way that I can use them.

cute story. sounds like something I would have done. I didn't tho and now I definitly won't. I just throw them away and get a new one.

omg i cant believe it broke the microwave!! and i too have wondered what to do with them.. i know i dont let mine get completely out so that i can take them on vacation and use them up then instead of taking a new stick and losing it etc

I try to use it as much as i can before it is gone . Most times it will just make a mess and fall to the floor , and gets chunks everywhere .What a mess it is to clean up . It is crazy . so, usually once it cant go up anymore it will get thrown away

This is a topic that I have often thought about. Roll on products like this do leave a lot of wasted stuff that we throw away and where does that end up going? (a thought for another discussion?) think GREEN! I worked in cosmetics years ago and was amazed to find that many women have already saw through this problem and simply buy cream deodorants so they waste nothing. The roll on is simpler so it's the most popular. I save some of mine just in case I run out. Then I can always take something and kind of dig it out, put in my finger tips and use it, go wash my hands and survive the sweating issue. Maybe we could scrap it out, put it in a small cosmetic type jar, add a wee bit of water and save it for hard times? I may go research this idea! Thanks for bringing this issue up!

here is whatcha gotta do. i take my used sticks, take the top off, and put them in a clothes droor. that way you make your clothes smell all sexified=)!!!

I will never reuse it. Also melting will change its chemicals.

How about putting it in a stocking or small satchel and using it as an air freshener, perhaps to freshen up the hamper? Or on a bathroom shelf to make it smell fresh. I never really thought much about it, but I may try that.

I never knew that these deodorant has metal in its chunks. Wow that is a new discovery! I usually will rub what is left over onto my inner thighs and underarms. I will use as much as I can.