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Ohhhh, they look soooo good, I can't stand it. I want one.

As long as they still smell good. If they start to smell a little "off" then it's time to toss.

I so agree with you. I felt the same way, but I thought I would rather be safe than sorry. As litigious as this society is, we can't be too careful. It's just to each person's preference as to the chance they want to take.

They came out so beautiful. What's wrong with them? PS...if it's just the surface, get a beveler and take the surface off with one swipe across it. That is too pretty throw away.

Well, I think the soap came out just perfect. Your story was funny. I could just picture all of it. You got it together, though, and it all worked out to perfection.

Oh my, those are so absolutely cute and delicious looking.

This is not legal advice, it is simply an article I found. I have seen a number of articles, in the past, with this same type of info given and for me, I decided not to give away my products because of what I read... except to my immediate family. Here is the URL and what I am quoting...

A person can sue you for anything, whether it was due to negligence, or not. It would be wise for each person to contact their insurer to to see if have that coverage in their policy. Each city, state, country may be different. And, yes, if they have legal questions, they should contact their...

Hi SoapSap. Check with your city codes. As far as I am aware, the city considers you a business anytime you start to sell your product and requires you to be licensed. The state will require you to obtain a reseller's permit so that you can pay sales tax. You would need to do all of the things...

I prebatch my lye, so it is always cool. When I heat my oils, I let it cool down only enough to add my fragrance and any other additives that I want to put in. Then I pour in the lye water. I've never had a problem.

That's a very good swirl. Congratulations!!

Simply add the sugar to your distilled water and stir until the water is clear. It doesn't take very long. Then add lye and stir periodically until dissolved. I use 1T PPO of granulated sugar.

They have to visit my house, first, to help me finish making it. Sent you a PM but your box was too full. Wouldn't accept.

Oh, geeze, that looks good enough to eat. Me want cupcake!!!

Soap Oil supplier in So Cal: http://www.cibariasoapsupply.com/shop/index.php/oils/palm-oil.html

Cibaria is right next door to you, so the shipping won't be so bad. Their price is $13.78 for 7 pounds.

I never froze my beer soap. I opened it and let it sit in a covered bowl for a week and then I boiled it. I didn't have any heat problems. It came out a real nice dark tan.

Those are very nice. I really love the first one, with the sand bottom. The water actually looks like fish are swarming. Great job!

I think it looks very classy and professional. Looks like any retailer could own that table.

I bottle my oils in plastic and put them in the freezer. I had to buy another freezer for my garage, just for the oils. They will keep a very long time. Also, you can purchase Rice Bran Oil, inexpensively, if you have an Asian Grocery store in your area. I got a half gallon for a little over $5...