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Hi Chris. Have you heard of Joosoap? If you don't, Google it. It's an organisation that upcycles used cooking oil from restaurants, turning it into soap they can use for cleaning. Circular oil-to-soap economy. I'm very curious. How is it going with your soapmaking? Do you filter the...

Same thing here. Most shops ask if you need a bag and charge for it. I've also started bringing in my own cotton bread bags to the bakery where I buy several loaves a week. The plastic bags were collecting. The only thing I need to do is when I bring them home put the bread (which is in a...

I hope so too. It will be a big change for some people. Costco and other big warehouse stores make it very easy and cheap for people to buy bottled water by the case. Cities also need to provide more public water fountains where people can fill up. That really helps because you don't have...

Thanks Earlene, I was born in Hawaii and later moved to Oregon where I met my husband who is German. Our kids were born in England, so have the accent, but are now speaking Dutch fluently. We are a mixed bunch! :-) On your next trip to the Netherlands, come and visit Delft, the birthplace of...

Hey everyone, I joined about a month ago so an introduction is overdue. My soapmaking adventure was set off by a week-long horrible rash after using of all things, a Marius Fabre Savon de Marseille 72% Olive oil soap. I've always loved artisan soaps, and this was upsetting. There are only...