Cutting it up with a knife before double boiling or micro-waving works fine for small batches. But it is time consuming and VERY hard on the hands. Does anyone have a smart way to do it for high production? I bought an electric planer cuz I thought, what the heck... and it was cheap. CP chips BEAUTIFULLY. M&P soggs up. Turns gelatenous and clogs the planer. Oh, well. Food processor? Any ideas? Thanks.
Best way to chip M&P?
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I know a lady that makes and sell MP in huge quantities and what she does is simply put the whole lot into an oil heater then take out what she needs for the batch she is making.
Something like this - http://www.soapmelters.com/Soap-Making-Melters-Soap-Oil-Heaters-Soap-Making-Heaters-s/3.htm
Something like this - http://www.soapmelters.com/Soap-Making-Melters-Soap-Oil-Heaters-Soap-Making-Heaters-s/3.htm
What is an oil heater? I googled/wikipedia'd/ amazon'd it and just got radiator-type heaters. Don't see how one of them would work. The idea is great though... you take out exactly what you need, add the scents (or whatever) and pour. I like it. Now... I just need to find an oil heater...lol.
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