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I dont know what DOS is, but I have made frying oil soap before and I don't think it smells (actually been very surpised by how the smells changes as soon as you add the soda). Some of the soap has been quite foul tbh.

The attachment was just your reply to me. I don't know what happened there. Thanks again I will look at that thread :)

Once again I wasn't clear. What I meant was - just like OO CP soap takes longer to cure (i.e. fully saponify), ir will also take longer to make the Liquid OO soap (i.e. fully saponify). I know it isn't supposed to cure. Also - I don't use OO because it is easy, but because I live in Spain, and...

In Spain they use it to make soap

Thank you!

Ohhh! It is 100% olive oil. Obviously, since CP soaps take longer to cure so does the liquid soap. Yes makes sense.Thank you

I know I am not supposed to dilute until I need to use it. But sinde everyting had stuck together I had to add water, to get my whisk out of the mix... but does that mean that it is now prone to bacteria? I brought it to a boil and after it cooled down I funneled it into the jug from the...

Thank you for your help. I might try the GLS method, though I prefer to not have to buy glycerin it does sound very compelling as it is so easy. I did use pH-strips yes, had a feeling they might be inaccurate,,, but I am honestly not comfortable with the ZAP-method. I know the blobby soap is...

Hi! So yesterday (and the day before) I was making liquid soap for the second time in my life. Last time I didn't manage to get it to go clear, but it wasn't really a problem as it worked fine (didn't seperate or anything when I diluted it). This time however it did the same thing, and also the...

Hi! I am new here. I have been making soap for a few years, but only recently ventured into liquid soap making and yesterday my soap was acting up and I was looking for answers. I did find them before being approved though. It turns out that my themperature was too low. I will post a question...