Finished an order for 9 loaves of soap. Still have to cut them in half, bag and tag when they are done curing. (Wedding Favors) Next will make heart soaps for a wedding shower.
As for storage, I buy 8"x6"x4" boxes from Kyana Packaging Solutions in Louisville, KY. I put a piece of parchment...
Too much corn starch and Epsom salt. You need to lower the percentage to 10%. It's very humid here. I use soda 60%,citric acid30%, 5%goat milk powder & 5% arrowroot. My bombs are hard and sturdy despite the humidity.
I've washed my clothes when I've had mica on me and it never stained anything. Do a small load with some rags or such. It will most likely wash out fine.
I gave a sample to my daughter and her husband to try-they totally agree:
this stuff works fantastic on grease!
I know coconut oil soap is supposedly hard on the hands but so far this potato water soap hasn't bothered my hands at all.
I saw this first on the yahoo liquid soap forum but...
Coconut oil, KOH and potato water made the best cleaning, sudsing liquid soap I've ever made! I'm doing another batch with some leftover potato water. Love it!
Yes, I rebatch most of the time or add to my laundry soap. I was hoping for some nifty cool ideas for a soap that would use these. They are green but have blue, green and white edges. Thoughts?
Hi all!
I have some cute soap curls off of my recent 4 leaf clover rim soaps. What should I do with them? What do all of you do with your soap curls? Thanks for all the ideas I know you'll wing my way!:)