so when they say...

[lionprincess00]

May accelerate trace they mean it does accelerate trace..
Hmm.

Ever heard that old school song

"i fought tha law, and tha, law won!"

.............

 

[newbie]

I hate that. I have never seen an FO that MAY accelerate trace, not do it. Just say if accelerates. It would be nice if they gave a quantifier too for their testing recipe. They could easily post their basic test recipe and then say mild, moderate or severe (Well, that sounds like an illness type thing. Maybe strong) to give people an idea. I suppose no one wants to get too specific for fear of someone blaming them if it acts differently for them.

 

[LunaSkye]

May accelerate trace they mean it does accelerate trace..
Hmm.

Ever heard that old school song

"i fought tha law, and tha, law won!"

.............

I think it may accelerate trace depending on how it is used. EOs/FOs can't do much damage if they are used in HP (so I think), but CP is another story. I am lucky that I only had ricing to contend to thanks to Jasmine FO and dried rosemary (I'll blame that herb too).

 

[shunt2011]

I also think it depends partially on your soap recipe. 100% Olive oil recipe may not accelerate a whole lot but one with high butters or palm ect may accelerate much quicker.

 

[IrishLass]

^^^Ditto what Shari said^^^. Much depends on one's soap formula/temps/water amount.


IrishLass

 

[Sinful7]

Yep soap recipe, temp (is really important with naughty FO's) higher the temp typically the faster it goes.