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Great one. :lol:

You roam the aisles at the grocery store, wondering "can that container be made into a mold" or, "I wonder if that food item would be any good for use in soap?" etc...

Go to http://www.SquareUp.com you can get a free credit card reader. It plugs into your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch. :) I love it.

I purchase mine at Costco, under the Kirkland Signature brand.

nope, sorry... :wink:

I made a 100% OO in December and it's still curing on my shelf.

thank you. :)

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I sometimes use a 50/50 blend of olive and coconut oil.

I use Sunburst Bottle.

PP#5 (polypropylene) Rubbermaid pitcher.

I tried the Buttermilk soap w/ carrot baby food. Too slimy, I mean stringy-slimy. I hated it.

You could use ground luffa, maybe ground vanilla bean?

Oils & butters - Costco, Brambleberry, Columbus Foods, Oregon Trail. Colors - Brambleberry. EOs/FOs - http://www.naturesgardencandles.com/ My local soap supplier, The Soap Salon. Lye - TruValue or Ace Hardware.

I usually use 1 lb of salt ppo in my recipe. 15% SF with coconut oil.

I usually use 1 lb of salt ppo in my recipe. 15% SF with coconut oil.

I keep everything separate from my cooking equipment and just use spoons, pitchers, SB, and all that purchased solely for soap making.

you can use the silicone Wilton molds at Michaels, or a Pringle's can.. Line a shoe box with freezer paper, that works well too. That's the more "economical" suggestions.

Beautiful soaps!

I always use a 1.857.1 ratio when making OO soaps, and 35% lye concentration. Works well for me.