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We are of a mind Susie, evaporation is in progress. But I'll re-cap the bottles after a few more days and call it done. I'm going to look up other uses for glycerin in the meantime. :oops:Sorry all, for taking up bandwidth with my question, because it would appear this place is for...

Hi Efficacious, that I do now and it works most of the time. :) Well now, that I have not done. I'll have to raid someone's unmentionables drawer. Har. But yes, the consistency of liquified bar soap is just not pleasant, but I was willing to live with it if I could get it to lather. C'est la...

Hi IrishLass, thank you kindly. :grin: Hmm. Well, it sounds like the batch I have now is all it is going to be. I won't bother adding my leftover olive oil and canola oil to it. Very well. Que sera, sera. Live and learn. If there is no practical use for the bar soap in a different format, even...

Hi Susie, thank you kindly. No worries, I am resigned to the reality that a bar soap to liquid soap is not going to be a commercial grade analog; a semi-reasonable facsimile will suffice. If adding coconut (or olive and canola oils) still won't produce at least better than no suds, then I will...

Forgot to add Because a bar yields such a generous result, I don't think I should use animal ingredients such as milk or tallow. My fridge is already full. ;-)

I'm in Matthews13's boat too Hi all, newbie here, with essentially the same issue as OP Matthews13. I prefer bar soap because it is much more economical in so many ways. I am disabled and hauling home products made with water (that I can add for nothing) is unacceptable to me. I buy dry...

Hi SMF, I'm So Glad I Found You Hello all, First, you seem to be a very convivial, helpful and self-reliant lot and I thank you for offering a corner of the interwebs that isn't none of the above. I hope after I study up and get a chance to pick the brain trust here that I will become a...