somedayHomefree
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I know where I went wrong on this simply because I had a bit left over that I poured into small molds and did not cpop them. It is setting up fine so unfortunately I cannot blame the goats milk, FO or the recipe.
What I did wrong was turn my oven to 170 degrees to preheat, then turn it off and put the soap in. I then opened it because I forgot to add the glitter on top and took it out (leaving oven door open) so of course it cooled off too much. I turned the oven back on and its a digital oven so when I did that it automatically was set at 350 degrees.
I realized it about 15 minutes later and checked the soap and sure enough major separation. In fact big pools of it. So since it was still liquid I threw it into a pan on the stove, heated it up and stick blended it for about 5 minutes.
It came together beautifully, and thicker too but was not exactly as thick as a HP soap, but still pretty thick like greek yogurt so I poured it back into the log mold. Was that OK? What should I do next time? Not that I ever want there to be a next time, but you never know!
Edit: It is awfully soft after 4 hours but not separating.
What I did wrong was turn my oven to 170 degrees to preheat, then turn it off and put the soap in. I then opened it because I forgot to add the glitter on top and took it out (leaving oven door open) so of course it cooled off too much. I turned the oven back on and its a digital oven so when I did that it automatically was set at 350 degrees.
I realized it about 15 minutes later and checked the soap and sure enough major separation. In fact big pools of it. So since it was still liquid I threw it into a pan on the stove, heated it up and stick blended it for about 5 minutes.
It came together beautifully, and thicker too but was not exactly as thick as a HP soap, but still pretty thick like greek yogurt so I poured it back into the log mold. Was that OK? What should I do next time? Not that I ever want there to be a next time, but you never know!
Edit: It is awfully soft after 4 hours but not separating.
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