My soap burns

[jules92207]

You guys are killing me, time to bust out the ice cream maker!

 

[IrishLass]

You guys are killing me, time to bust out the ice cream maker!

Speaking about busting- mine is actually busted (the canister developed a small crack and is leaking blue fluid) so I've been doing it this way: [ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVums7b9Bvk[/ame]


IrishLass

 

[cnm]

oh no

 

[vmakkers]

I am kinda late to the party and you guys did turn this into an ice cream thread but for all your curious people, look up truffle butter. Def. worse than red wings.

Happy Monday!

 

[LBussy]

I am kinda late to the party and you guys did turn this into an ice cream thread but for all your curious people, look up truffle butter. Def. worse than red wings.

Happy Monday!

Oh for the love of ... no PLEASE don't look!

 

[kumudini]

My vegan icecream recipe:
Coconut milk, cashew paste, sweetener of choice with or without mango purée.
Had to find some use for my ice cream maker, but my non vegan friends enjoyed it thoroughly, the one with mango purée. I'm going to try different fruit purées this summer. Can't wait for the weather to get warm.

 

[KristaY]

Yep, I had to do it, lol. I learn something new every time I'm on SMF. I appreciate the education as it's always good to keep up on slang terms. In my line of work I've seen and heard it all so now I have another phrase I'll understand if/when it's mentioned! :twisted:

 

[Jstar]

Oh my gosh..making ice cream without a machine..I can forsee another layer of fat forming as I type..thank heavens its getting hot outside and I can work it off in the garden..evil enabler Irish

 

[jules92207]

I'll never look at See's candy the same.

 

[IrishLass]

Oh for the love of ... no PLEASE don't look!

I've learned my lesson, and I'm very happy to say I didn't look.

I'll never look at See's candy the same.

I'm very happy to report that I don't have a clue what that means, but it sounds like I dodged a bullet and I am happy knowing that I shall have no trouble being able to forever eat candy from See's in all blissful innocence. :angel:

By the way, I made orange creamsicles yesterday, and I'll be making cantaloupe ice cream tomorrow so that I can use up the cantaloupe my son bought but neglected to eat. I want to use it up before it goes bad.


IrishLass

 

[KristaY]

Cantaloupe ice cream? I've never seen it but it sounds delicious!

 

[not_ally]

IL, me too. NO WAY am I checking out anything that will interfere with my enjoyment of See's caramels.

 

[Sauboon]

Thank you so much. You gave a really good explanation...

Ok. This isn't scientific or anything but...
I stopped using regular soap because of this exact issue. It burned, in places, bad. I started using dove (doesn't it have a lower Ph?) Anyway I used sensitive skin dove and never had another problem.

Introduce using my own cp soap.

Some bother me (like 2 I've made) and most don't for the most part, but they can. If I clean super fast I don't have a problem, but if not it does burn a little.

My opinion is the fragrances are the culprit, or honestly the Ph of soap. I may just be a tad sensitive to it in a region. I have no other answers other than that. Advice? Don't clean as though your a doctor going for surgery, clean thoroughly but quickly. Rise completely! Any leftover residue will start to irritate. I should probably make a scent free soap. That would solve my issue of fragrance vs Ph levels.
And just saw Susie...yes, I think I am just one of those sensitive ladies, and I dont think I'm alone.

Edit to say I understand what you're saying. Burning as it feels like burning, but in essence it's irritating the area. Again, not so uncommon imo.