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I got a little hole in the middle of my latest soaps. I won't even know it exist if I didn't happen to cut through it. There is a liquid that flows up (but dry up already). I taste the liquid, it don't zap so I rule out the lye. Any idea what else could it be?

Hihi, the oozing is from a pocket.. lyk a small air bubble hole in the middle of the soap.. i taste the liquid that flow out.. it don't zap my tongue and its tasteless.. i am thinking of air that got trap in an air bubbles which went through evaporation and condensation in the saponification...

hmmmz... I have kind of an oozing batch too... but only 2 piece of soaps affected.. the rest look okay on the surface.. Its my first time seeing my soap like that. Any issue with that? I want to post the pic but my hp currently low batt, so I do not wish to transport the phone around first..

I guess the saddest thing is that this accident change the whole life of a person. I hope her family will eventually forgive her and understand that it is an accident. The hardest thing in life is to lose the support of your very own family. All the best to your cousin.

It could be not cutting the soap immediately after unmolding.. When the outside start to dry and preventing water from the inside to evaporate.. Just of the possibilities, as I am not sure when you cut it.

sorry to hear that Lindy.

I use my strawberry puree + yougurt to melt the soap. LOL Good suggest genny. I will keep 1 and see if it rot later. the strawberries are red... i thot unripen strawberries are green?? I think they keep the sweet one in the states and export the sour one out.. Hi mommy, I only rebatching like...

So after a few more days, are the soaps still intact?

After 1 whole month of waiting, I finally cut the soap. As mentioned previously, it is rebatch using fresh strawberries and yougurt. I use the korean strawberries which are usually sweeter that the US one (not trying to be offensive, just that here, the US strawberries I bought are sour!) and...

To be frank. I am not sure. I only understand that it come as a by-product in the soap making process. I do not know how water soluble it is, I never try putting it with water before. Perhap it the feel of glycerin itself is kind of oily (at least to me) that made me feel this way..

http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=2013.1.0.122.QkzdOv&id=1214405063&f=e Sorry, I know I have posted some alien lang but this super litter stamps (2cm by 2cm) have some treble clef and notes. Can use it for reference.

I wonder if we can get the lab to do a test on wintergreen EO n determine the toxicity of it on skin? since there has been discussion on its usage here n online.. itz always better when a true report is around. At least we know we base our discussion on facts.

That so genius.. You really have a pair of crafter's hands..

wow... amazing.. i think fellow soapies here are just so talented... u make soaps... you knit... you sew... needles are my worse enemy... i am juz glad that I could sew back my button already.. that is the best I can do... anyway... the knitted works are sooooo cute. can the soaps be put...

But I don't think glycerin can be use for washing dishes and pots right? Since there shouldn't be excess oil in such soaps.

http://www.etsy.com/listing/75604589/6-music-notes-violin-piano-flexible?ga_search_query=violin This is the other link that melstan is referring to..

I saw that this shop is located in China. I get my mold supplies in China too. Though there are bad comments about the things over in China, so far my molds are of good quality and I like it. But I got it through another way though. The prices are reasonable to begin with too.

Now I know what the blade on my soap cutter is for. I have been think why is there a need to put a blade there.

Thanks DeeAnna..

But he does sound arrogant even on the page itself.