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Yay! I am so excited for you. That is awesome news. I'm so glad this was a 180 for you.

Were you able to get your booth sorted out with the event planner?

I'm sorry that that was your experience. You taught me to ask pertenant questions prior to agreeing to do an event. Expected traffic How many vendors Any special quirks that one must be aware of Typical decor Etc...

My reply is awaiting moderator approval due to the links I posted, however you can google "don't throw out that rancid oil make soap", and the article should show for you. I hope you are able to salvage it.

http://handmadesoapcoach.com/dont-throw-out-that-rancid-oil-make-soap/ It was an outside link and not one in the forum after all. Here is another one I found while looking for that one. This one gives a number of alternative uses for rancid oils, soapmaking is part of that list...

I'm sorry you have to go through this, my grandparents evacuated in the Butte fires a few months ago. I read somewhere on this forum that you can make soapm from rancid oils, I'm new to soaping so, I can only direct you to what I read, but have not applied yet myself. Let me see if I can...

I will definitely keep you updated, I may even venture over there tomorrow.

I have an Indian tore nearby that sells Mustard oil that is rather inexpensive, so this information is so helpful. Thank you so much.

That's awesome!!!

Were you able to get everything cleaned u Were you able to get everything cleaned up okay? I remember you had a Lye-saster.

Upon making your laundry soap do you shred it, whip it, or do you use the Mike method, where you make it as a three day liquid process?

Do you have an update on how the mustard oil soap turned out? If you still have a few bars, how they look and feel compared to your first used bar?

Thank you! I will definitely write that down, so that I will always remember to never superfat the laundry soap. I hope your week gets better, I usually have at least one of those types of days a week.

Thank you. This was my first soap. I do not have any that is cured (I have about four to six weeks to go). I'm sorry for the confusion. I was referring to the many posts, videos, and blogs I've read about making laundry soaps. Some people stated that they use a well cured soap while...

:nodding: Those are great!

It is perfection. It looks like you just cut into an avocado.

No, it smells really good. I didn't add any EO's or FO's and I have no idea what fresh soap smells like. However, the scent reminds me of something in childhood. The memory is just out of reach. Perhaps someone used to make homemade soaps when I was little. I used a salt rinse method that I...

Congratulations, it is awesome to have a network. I hope you sell out of soaps

Hello everyone, I made my very first soap yesterday. I've done so much research and felt ready to make my first batch. I didn't want to mess up any expensive oils and low and behold a whole jar of used cooking oil sat glistening by awaiting its trash can debut. Why not learn how to clean...

I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you are able to revive your soap and perhaps haeve a squeaky clean area as a consolation prize.