% into grams ????
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Hi there!
If you go to SoapCalc, it figures it all out for you. Here's the link to their page that figures out grams to percent:
http://www.soapcalc.com/calc/soapcalcWP.asp
You will see on the middle/top of the page that you can click either pounds, ounces or grams. Click on the circle that says 'grams', while clicking also on the circle that says 'grams' over to the far right, under 'Soap Recipe' Then type in your recipe in grams using the grams column. It will automatically calculate your percent amount in the 'Percent' column that is next to the 'Grams' column in the "Soap Recipe" section . I hope that helps, and that I didn't botch my explaination too badly.
IrishLass
If you go to SoapCalc, it figures it all out for you. Here's the link to their page that figures out grams to percent:
http://www.soapcalc.com/calc/soapcalcWP.asp
You will see on the middle/top of the page that you can click either pounds, ounces or grams. Click on the circle that says 'grams', while clicking also on the circle that says 'grams' over to the far right, under 'Soap Recipe' Then type in your recipe in grams using the grams column. It will automatically calculate your percent amount in the 'Percent' column that is next to the 'Grams' column in the "Soap Recipe" section . I hope that helps, and that I didn't botch my explaination too badly.
IrishLass
IrishLass said:Hi there!
If you go to SoapCalc, it figures it all out for you. Here's the link to their page that figures out grams to percent:
http://www.soapcalc.com/calc/soapcalcWP.asp
You will see on the middle/top of the page that you can click either pounds, ounces or grams. Click on the circle that says 'grams', while clicking also on the circle that says 'grams' over to the far right, under 'Soap Recipe' Then type in your recipe in grams using the grams column. It will automatically calculate your percent amount in the 'Percent' column that is next to the 'Grams' column in the "Soap Recipe" section . I hope that helps, and that I didn't botch my explaination too badly.
IrishLass
Thanks ..this is great....did it ;-)
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Or if you'd like to do it by hand, just add up the total of all the grams. Then divide each ingredient grams by the total and multiply by 100 to get percent.
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