But it is clear enough to read through it! Cool beans!
@Jorah I even knew what that box was, just not the name of it. I had already commented to my husband that I could put some thing together that is similar to our blue air filter, built on the same principle. So thank you for sharing!!!You could build a Corsi-Rosenthal box around the drying stacks! "Yes! You, too, can dry your fresh soap with 98% filtered air!"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corsi–Rosenthal_Box
We have a big 5-filter rig in our basement, and it has really cut down on the dust level in the house. I love it. I'll be rigging a drying box as soon as I can get the racks.
omg, that sounds delicious!I'm about to unmold some cavity molds that I did my cherry almond soap in. They smell great!
My goal tonight is to make my
Oatmeal honey and patchouli, lavender, grapefruit soap recipes.
If I'm not exhausted, I'd like to play with my embeds.
much appreciated.
A breastfeeding emoji was the best I could do, unfortunately 
goats milk. I don't even know if any of that made any sense....kinda feel like I'm under water at the moment 
I am comparing prices with local stores here, as well as with the Amazon link provided by @Servant4Christ and the link you provided. I am quickly running out of curing space on my shelves & may have to rig up something like this to suffice while I wait for my workshop space to manifest itself into reality
Wow, lookitchoo plow through that bucket list! That's delight-ful! Are you willing to share your recipe?
I have used mine for years....I found them on Marketplace on Facebook. I am also going to unload them because I have since remodeled my space to allow for more drying spaces.I NEED some of these racks! Where specifically did you get yours if you don't mind sharing? Bread delivery trucks used to have something like these, but good luck getting any store to share them now
Fans are a beautiful thing, gotta say. And that looks like the size I would like to have. It would replace the several smaller ones I currently have.
I had to say "Lookitchoo"out loud to really understand that. Totally going to use that now.
Sure, 'specially since it's not mine! I followed the instructions here:
My junior high choir director told us that it is common to pronounce the word "you" as "choo" and always called us out when we were singing the word "you." She said "It sounds like you're sneezing!" Ever since then -- and I'm old -- I hear singers sing "choo" all the time and it totally gets under my skin. Especially pop singers.
Masters in Applied Linguistics here...
I have had many arguments with my sister, who accuses me of over-articulation when I talk to her. We finally figured out she has misphonia, and certain sounds actually trigger emotional reactions or cause her physical pain. I think my crisp articulation grew out of singing. Look at any sheet of music, and we see it is broken up into syllables, clear and easy to understand. Singing with my daughter since she was an infant is why her speech is crystal, clear, despite having autism and mental retardation.
Correctly in that region perhaps .. that's not how those are pronounced here in the intermountain west or pacific coast. And probably differently in the northeast.
OMG, my dear Kiwi Friend, the onion of You keeps peeling and peeling. Maker of gore-juss soaps and rocks and Masters in Applied Wha' Now?! I'm fascinated by languages and linguistics. If I haven't shared before, Zing Junior went to college in Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.A. and we enjoyed our visits there. People were speaking "English" and I was soo embarrassed to ask them to repeat themselves. A cashier asked for a price that was twenty syllables long. In my world, $2.10 is TWO syllables -- two ten. I don't even know how to type it but it was twenty syllables long!
I mean, really, how drunk can somebody get 
