How To Remove White Spots Over MY Bleaching Soap?

[dev]

I made Bleaching Soap, but after sometime it got this white spots all over the soap, can anybody tell me how to remove this white spots? I need Permanent Solution Please.

 

[Jaccart789]

I think it is soda ash. Steam works, spritzing with alcohol, or washing the soap with some hot water.

 

[LunaSkye]

Have you tried holding it over steam? It looks a lot like soap ash and using steam is one way to remove it (you could also wash away the layer).

 

[KristaY]

Looks just like the soda ash I get more times than not as I live in an area of low humidity. I wet my soap with hot water then scrub off the tough spots with pantyhose.

 

[Moonday]

If your soap is similar to my pics maybe this thread help:

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/showthread.php?t=47427

Just try to decrease soap face contact by weather! It's a reaction in front of Air!
Use 99% Isopropilene Alcohol in 90 first min, washing them by Cold water, Alcohol (or tongue ) is some ways to remove it!

 

[KristaY]

Use 99% Isopropilene Alcohol in 90 first min, washing them by Cold water, Alcohol (or tongue ) is some ways to remove it!

Cold water as opposed to hot? Is cold better? I've used the alcohol spritz but it never worked for me. I leave the ash alone if it doesn't bother the design. :???:

 

[shunt2011]

I use warm water if I want to get rid of it. Generally it doesn't bother me. I have some salt bars that nothing will remove the ash. The heaviest ash I've ever had, first time making them in individual molds instead of slab with dividers. They even ashed after unmolding.

 

[Moonday]

I think cold water is better! You just need wash a little Ash from your soaps, nothing more! After wash may be better to spritz them by alcohol to dry them fast!
I spritz and covered molds for first 7 hours (by something that keep them from air. It works like charm .