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A draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap including a top plate having a plurality of rectangular shaped opening's therethrough in a spaced relationship. The openings each are dimensioned for receiving a bar of soap therethrough. The top plate has four support walls extending downwardly therefr

A draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap including a top plate having a plurality of rectangular shaped opening's therethrough in a spaced relationship. The openings each are dimensioned for receiving a bar of soap therethrough. The top plate has four support walls extending downwardly therefrom. One of the support walls has a drainage recess extending upwardly of a free edge thereof. A plurality of containers are coupled with respect to the openings of the top plate for receiving a bar of soap therein. Each of the containers have an open upper end, a closed tapered lower end, opposed end walls, and opposed side walls. The open upper ends of the containers are positioned within the openings of the top plate. The plurality of containers each have U-shaped drainage slots therein extending along the opposed side walls and the closed tapered lower end.

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1. A draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap for holding a plurality of bars of soap while preventing their softening comprising, in combination: a top plate having a generally rectangular configuration, the top plate having a plurality of rectangular shaped opening's therethrough in a space

1. A draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap for holding a plurality of bars of soap while preventing their softening comprising, in combination: a top plate having a generally rectangular configuration, the top plate having a plurality of rectangular shaped opening's therethrough in a spaced relationship, the openings each being dimensioned for receiving a bar of soap therethrough, the top plate having four support walls extending downwardly therefrom, one of the support walls having a drainage recess extending upwardly of a free edge thereof; a bottom plate disposed below the top plate, the bottom plate having a generally rectangular configuration, the bottom plate being secured to the four support walls of the top plate whereby a space is disposed between the top plate and the bottom plate; and a plurality of containers coupled with respect to the openings of the top plate for receiving a bar of soap therein, each of the containers having an open upper end, a closed tapered lower end, opposed end walls, and opposed side walls, the open upper ends of the containers being positioned within the openings of the top plate, the plurality of containers each having U-shaped drainage slots therein, each of said U-shaped drainage slots extending vertically along the opposed side walls and connecting across the closed tapered lower end. 2. A draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap for holding a plurality of bars of soap while preventing their softening comprising, in combination: a top plate having a plurality of rectangular shaped opening's therethrough in a spaced relationship, the openings each being dimensioned for receiving a bar of soap therethrough, the top plate having four support walls extending downwardly therefrom, one of the support walls having a drainage recess extending upwardly of a free edge thereof; and a plurality of containers coupled with respect to the openings of the top plate for receiving a bar of soap therein, each of the containers having an open upper end, a closed tapered lower end, opposed end walls, and opposed side walls, the open upper ends of the containers being positioned within the openings of the top plate, the plurality of containers each having U-shaped drainage slots therein, each of said U-shaped drainage slots extending vertically along the opposed side walls and connecting across the closed tapered lower end. 3. The draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap as set forth in claim 2, and further including a bottom plate disposed below the top plate. 4. The draining soap dish for multiple bars of soap as set forth in claim 3, wherein the bottom plate is secured to the four support walls of the top plate whereby a space is disposed between the top plate and the bottom plate.