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I hadn't realized I'd made that error when writing up my post. I must remember not to talk and type at the same time.. my oil/water was 39 oz. I just went back and double checked the screen cap for the soap calc page I saved. Thank you for pointing out my error. I do appreciate it. individually the oils were:

Avocado 5.85 oz
Castor 5.85 oz
Coconut 13.65 oz
Olive 13.65 oz

I have, for now, put them back up on the shelf to continue curing. I'll make sure to consider harder oils next time. Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it.

I will find more information about water discounts and take notes. I wondered about that after and how I could have/should have handled that. I guess I wasn't quite as prepared as I believed. Always more to learn eh? Thank you for the information here as well. I'll be taking note for my next batch!

I've put the majority of bars back up, though I wonder at this point, the parts we've cut, should we just put those up as well even though we've been using them? I'm not sure if you can actually do that once you've started rinsing over it with water..

<blockquote data-quote="Gemmali" data-source="post: 725256" data-attributes="member: 28101">I hadn&#039;t realized I&#039;d made that error when writing up my post. I must remember not to talk and type at the same time.. my oil/water was 39 oz. I just went back and double checked the screen cap for the soap calc page I saved. Thank you for pointing out my error. I do appreciate it. individually the oils were:Avocado&nbsp;&nbsp; 5.85 ozCastor&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; 5.85 ozCoconut&nbsp; &nbsp; 13.65 ozOlive&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 13.65 ozI have, for now, put them back up on the shelf to continue curing. I&#039;ll make sure to consider harder oils next time. Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it.I will find more information about water discounts and take notes. I wondered about that after and how I could have/should have handled that. I guess I wasn&#039;t quite as prepared as I believed. Always more to learn eh? Thank you for the information here as well. I&#039;ll be taking note for my next batch!I&#039;ve put the majority of bars back up, though I wonder at this point, the parts we&#039;ve cut, should we just put those up as well even though we&#039;ve been using them? I&#039;m not sure if you can actually do that once you&#039;ve started&nbsp; rinsing over it with water..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gemmali, post: 725256, member: 28101"] I hadn't realized I'd made that error when writing up my post. I must remember not to talk and type at the same time.. my oil/water was 39 oz. I just went back and double checked the screen cap for the soap calc page I saved. Thank you for pointing out my error. I do appreciate it. individually the oils were: Avocado 5.85 oz Castor 5.85 oz Coconut 13.65 oz Olive 13.65 oz I have, for now, put them back up on the shelf to continue curing. I'll make sure to consider harder oils next time. Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate it. I will find more information about water discounts and take notes. I wondered about that after and how I could have/should have handled that. I guess I wasn't quite as prepared as I believed. Always more to learn eh? Thank you for the information here as well. I'll be taking note for my next batch! I've put the majority of bars back up, though I wonder at this point, the parts we've cut, should we just put those up as well even though we've been using them? I'm not sure if you can actually do that once you've started rinsing over it with water.. [/QUOTE]

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