I'm asking now, before I have a possible mess on my hands.
I have a working table in my garage and shortly before hell froze over I had made a 3kg batch of lard heavy soap. Mostly fragranced with eo's. It had only been about 4 days and they were still sticky in their molds so I hadn't removed them.
My garage isn't heated, obviously, but what do I do when temps come back to normal? Which, here in San Antonio, mean back to 70's and 80's?
I'm due to move to Wisconsin on the March 8th by road trip and want to take my molds, leaving the soaps for my older son asks his family. Should I just leave them curing on cardboard to soak up any oils that might weep? It will probably be quite humid once everything starts melting outside.
Any advice?
I have a working table in my garage and shortly before hell froze over I had made a 3kg batch of lard heavy soap. Mostly fragranced with eo's. It had only been about 4 days and they were still sticky in their molds so I hadn't removed them.
My garage isn't heated, obviously, but what do I do when temps come back to normal? Which, here in San Antonio, mean back to 70's and 80's?
I'm due to move to Wisconsin on the March 8th by road trip and want to take my molds, leaving the soaps for my older son asks his family. Should I just leave them curing on cardboard to soak up any oils that might weep? It will probably be quite humid once everything starts melting outside.
Any advice?