Search results
Help Support Soapmaking Forum:
-
M
vanilla soap
Personally, I just "embrace the brownness" :lol:- MikeInPdx
- Post #16
- Forum: Lye-Based Soap Forum
-
M
Minor oops funny
Just give it some extra time before you cut it, and if your measurements are correct, you should be fine. :)- MikeInPdx
- Post #3
- Forum: Lye-Based Soap Forum
-
M
Bacon Dripping Soap?
Wash it once or twice and it makes perfectly good soap.....it does have a bit of "piggy" smell to it, but it works just fine for household purposes.- MikeInPdx
- Post #6
- Forum: Lye-Based Soap Forum
-
M
Hi there!
A very belated hello and welcome to you! :)- MikeInPdx
- Post #5
- Forum: New Member Introductions
-
M
Hi newbie in FL
A belated hello and welcome to you!- MikeInPdx
- Post #5
- Forum: New Member Introductions
-
M
Hi from North Queensland Australia!
Hello and welcome! :)- MikeInPdx
- Post #10
- Forum: New Member Introductions
-
M
From Spain...
a slightly belated hello and welcome! :)- MikeInPdx
- Post #7
- Forum: New Member Introductions
-
M
Natural Laundry Soap (no shredding)
Add about 1/2 cup borax, washing soda, or other favorite water softener (I like the White King with phosphates :oops: ) to your water and let it dissolve before you add the soap. If you have a front loader (I don't), add the water softener directly to the wash tub so it can mix in as quickly...- MikeInPdx
- Post #29
- Forum: Soap Making Recipes & Tutorials
-
M
have a hard time selling lard soap?
I think it depends on your customer base, the area you live in and the like. A soaping friend of mine sells in the midwest, makes her soaps with mostly lard, and no one quibbles about animal fat. I doubt it would go as well here in Portland, with all the vegan friendly places and the like...- MikeInPdx
- Post #2
- Forum: Lye-Based Soap Forum