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It was time to clear the racks of bits and pieces of soap, ugly vanilla bars (I officially give up on vanilla fo), good but fo faded bars, etc. Announced the purge neighbors and friends.
But I was contacted by someone who wants to donate my soap to adults with disabilities - including mental disabilities. They are of course always in financial need. Vulnerable people - some who can't listen/understand my lecture to test all soaps (like all products - handmade or commercial) on a small area of your skin first.
I'm a hobbyist and don't have insurance. Yes, I give soap to the Lost Boys of Sudan San Diego, but it's uncolored, unscented, lard and coconut only soaps which greatly reduces chance of reactions - plus they understand to test the soap on small area first.
But is it wise to donate to this vulnerable population?
But I was contacted by someone who wants to donate my soap to adults with disabilities - including mental disabilities. They are of course always in financial need. Vulnerable people - some who can't listen/understand my lecture to test all soaps (like all products - handmade or commercial) on a small area of your skin first.
I'm a hobbyist and don't have insurance. Yes, I give soap to the Lost Boys of Sudan San Diego, but it's uncolored, unscented, lard and coconut only soaps which greatly reduces chance of reactions - plus they understand to test the soap on small area first.
But is it wise to donate to this vulnerable population?