About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A few years ago, an elderly gentleman regularly visited Arizona Soap Supply for his shaving needs. One morning, he noticed something peculiar in the soap dispenser—an old-fashioned bar of soap shaped like a tiny cowboy hat. The old man picked up the soap curiously and asked the clerk, ‘What’s with this little cowboy hat?’ The clerk shrugged, saying it must be someone’s prank. Later that day, while shaving, the man found himself humming an old western tune. His wife teased him mercilessly, calling him ‘Hatman.’ It became their little inside joke.
2. A neighborhood delivery driver started noticing strange packages appearing outside Arizona Soap Supply every morning. Curious, he peeked inside one day and found only empty boxes and a note reading: 'Thank you for your soap supply!' Finally, the delivery driver decided to leave a hidden camera. That evening, everyone in town was laughing when they saw footage of a neighbor sneaking into the store after hours, filling his shopping cart with soaps, then leaving without paying—all while humming a happy tune.
3. A little girl visiting her grandmother noticed something peculiar one day as they walked past Arizona Soap Supply. Every time she approached the shop, her dog would suddenly sniff the air intently and stare at the entrance, as if sensing something invisible. One day, a regular customer entered the store and asked the owner curiously, ‘Do you sell soap that makes dogs go nuts?’ The owner smiled and replied, ‘Only when it’s time for our monthly special—soap scented like bacon!’
4. A curious cat frequently sauntered into Arizona Soap Supply, always disappearing behind the counter just before closing time. One day, a delivery driver arrived with a mysterious box marked ‘top secret’. The owner opened it curiously—only to discover a dozen purring kittens. Word spread quickly around town that Arizona Soap Supply was now also a kitty sanctuary. To this day, customers often leave their cats there while they shop, knowing they’ll be well-groomed and entertained.