TariOronar
New Member
I tried making my first batch of hot process yesterday. I wasn't paying close enough attention to the crockpot and it overflowed out of the crockpot. I spent the next 30 minutes or so scraping soap off my counter and putting it back in the cockpot. As as result, I know there were parts that didn't get cooked as long as the main batch of soap.
I put it in the mold when it looked like vaseline, but I can't say it was uniformly vaseline looking. Today, as I was cutting it, I noticed that I had these white spots. I did the zap test and they did zap me.
I normally calculate the lye by hand, but to double check after I found my lye spots I used both The Majestic Mountain Sage and Maple Springs' lye calculators, both of which agree with the amount of lye I use. I'm almost certain it's just pieces that didn't get cooked long enough after I threw them back in. So, my question is, is it safe to rebatch it?
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I put it in the mold when it looked like vaseline, but I can't say it was uniformly vaseline looking. Today, as I was cutting it, I noticed that I had these white spots. I did the zap test and they did zap me.
I normally calculate the lye by hand, but to double check after I found my lye spots I used both The Majestic Mountain Sage and Maple Springs' lye calculators, both of which agree with the amount of lye I use. I'm almost certain it's just pieces that didn't get cooked long enough after I threw them back in. So, my question is, is it safe to rebatch it?
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