poisonivyrouge
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Soap has white spots and became gooey
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Line them up on racks and make a top and side with shade cloth to keep them clean and still get air. You can buy shade cloth by the roll at a supply such as Home Depot in the garden area
Without a microscope, I can't venture to guess.
If it were here, where we have lots of humidity, I would guess mold of some sort. But, I know you don't have the humidity problem.
Oh, and if you stand your bars on their edge, you get much more air flow.
If it were here, where we have lots of humidity, I would guess mold of some sort. But, I know you don't have the humidity problem.
Oh, and if you stand your bars on their edge, you get much more air flow.
navigator9
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Part of the curing process is evaporation. Moisture can't evaporate from soaps kept in a plastic box with the lid on. I don't think making holes in the lid would allow enough air circulation, either. Not sure about the spots on your soap, but I can't help but think they're related to being kept in a plastic box. Even a cardboard box would be better. Your babies need more air!
