I would say it is only going to be good for laundy soap. PKO is pretty much used as a replacement for CO.
My first 100% pko soap
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Were you the one who makes salt bars with part CO and part PKO? I'm planning to try that with a bit of pink kaolin clay for color. And maybe some with French green clay, as well.
But... Karl and a buddy are finishing up the laundry room project at the moment. This entails taking the W&D out of closet in the kitchen, and moving them into the mudroom that goes out to the backyard. And that means the W&D are sitting in the middle of the kitchen at the moment, with tools and stuff everywhere. They promise it will be done tonight, but no soaping for me till that's all buttoned up.
But... Karl and a buddy are finishing up the laundry room project at the moment. This entails taking the W&D out of closet in the kitchen, and moving them into the mudroom that goes out to the backyard. And that means the W&D are sitting in the middle of the kitchen at the moment, with tools and stuff everywhere. They promise it will be done tonight, but no soaping for me till that's all buttoned up.
Well I think making bars that consists of both CO and PKO is not a bad idea but as @cmzaha said the two are replaceable in any recipe
I always split pko/Co in my soaps and I do split it in my salt bars as well. I also hate Soap as laundry Soap, I stick to detergent.
