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Ooh! I have some good ones to send.

Anyone know where I can find a basic chart or list of common EOs and they're uses or benefits?

So I'm not sure why the image won't show up - but you can follow the link to Zebrahall to see the pics.

These are so cute I had to share. They are little ice cream shaped sponges. I think they'd be adorable with soapsicles in a gift set or basket. You can buy them here: http://zebrahall.stores.yahoo.net/z093-kbs001.html

I'm looking for a good laundry soap recipe. Anyone got a good one?

When I've saved up enough soap sliver I put them in a tupperware container and put enough water in the container to cover the slivers. I let it sit until the soap is mushy then mash it up with a fork. You could also put it into a blender. Once it's all mashed I put it into an oiled mold until it...

I usually shop locally, but from time to time I shop here: http://www.candlewic.com/soapmaking/default.asp

The past few days I've had an upset stomach. I'm not sure the cause of it, but I'm wondering if there are any EOs I could use to help calm it.

Great tool - thanks for the link

Very good! I spent a lot of time with family I haven't seen in ages. It's nice to get a break from work as well!

I've heard someone say they added yogurt to their soap. Has anyone tried this before? What effect does it have on the soap? I'm always interested in trying new things I'd just like to hear from someone who's tried it who can give me a few pointers or see a recipe.

The pumpkin pie spice fragrance oil from Nature's Garden is HEAVENLY!! I just made a batch of candles with it. . . my house smells delicious!

Granulated Laundry Soap 2 1/2 quarts rain water 2 quarts grease, strained, melted and hot 1 can lye (probably 1 lb.) 3 T borax Mix water, borax, and lye Take the Crisco and place it into an enamel ware pan and place on stove to melt and heat. Go outside for ventilation. Take the two...

I'm wondering because I have a dog who has WAAAY too much energy. It would be nice if I could try some calming or relaxing oils on her to calm her down before bed. Anyone know if they are safe to use on dogs? And if so, what's the best way to use them? Put oil on their paws? Add it to they're water?

Shell candles What you need: * Large clam shell or other deep shell- make sure it is clean and does not contain any sand. just rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly before adding the paraffin. * Candle scent- choose the scent you like * Candle wick * Paraffin wax * Scissors *...

Sand canldes Materials Needed: Sand, container to hold water Wick Wax, Scents Melting pot Thermometer Pencil 1: Add sand to your container. Add water and stir. When it is moist and packs well take a bottle, jar, cup, glass, large shells, etc... and push it into the wet sand. Remove...

I've heard rumors that gel candles could be dangerous. I just read this article and thought it was interesting: http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/candl ... danger.htm

I was actually at a yard sale where a lady was getting rid of all her soap making supplies. I'd never really considered it before, but i decided it might be a fun hobbie to pick up.

It's often the fragrance oils that will cause the yellow tints. You can try using different oils to see if that will help.

I'm not a big fan of coffee, but I love a cup of tea in the morning.