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Back when I made mine, I didn't actually find much online about this kind of soap--info or recipes. In fact, I didn't even know anything like that existed; I was looking into how much salt I could dissolve in water to use for soap making for those with acne in my family (sisters) as gifts...

I've not yet come across the 'grinding them down' for use as a 'scrub' but maybe shred to use as a bubble bath/sea salt soak. If the bars, since they're made with Himalayan sea salt, thus might be scratchy (from what I've read in this forum) you wouldn't be rubbing them if used as a bubble...

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@paragon Your posing of this question has gotten my curiosity up because I also noticed that some of my bar soaps took longer to and required more water to rinse after handwashing. Today I changed up my ‘usual’ routine of handwashing to see if doinng so would make rinsing quicker and require...

Sorry, I thought I was on a different thread so I deleted my comment. Hi, @Renraw9002 Yes, DeeAnn is wise/knowledgable and able to explain everything in an organized and easy to understand manner.

My bad, I didn't see the word "liquid" before @paragon "liquid" soap question. I've had some bar soaps feel more slippery than others and kind of wondered, myself, as to the whys.

@paragon, I have to admit that I do have a few soaps that I've made that did seem less easy to rinse off. I wonder if it has anything to do with the fatty acid composition (??), some are more soluble--making water 'wetter' and bla, bla, bla. Edited: Just washed with a high coconut oil soap and...

Lol on Hitchock with Birds so carryig on with the Hitchcock theme....... Silhouette

Do you have hard water or soft water....maybe hard water with a softening system in your home? My reason for asking is due to the fact that our son's home has hard water (well system) so they have a softener system; their dishes in the dishwater are always slippery. After they got a new one I...

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That's where it is here in the USA--even to the 'bottom' shelf placement. I was going to mention where stores have them here in hopes that they are the same place where you guys live; apparently they are.