Since FO/EO's should be stored out of direct sunlight, I would worry that sun drying soap would interfere with the fragrance, and possibly lighten the color. I don't know first hand, but this comes to mind right away as potential problems.
I'm curious if anyone has cured soap in their garage in a northern climate in the winter, like MN, Wisconsin, Canada, Alaska, etc?
Since FO/EO's should be stored out of direct sunlight, I would worry that sun drying soap would interfere with the fragrance, and possibly lighten the color. I don't know first hand, but this comes to mind right away as potential problems.
btz, my husband is Russian and reads a lot of anecdotes. He told me one about a tourist who goes to a nearby store where a couple different kinds of soaps are being sold. He asks the cashier which is the better soap. And she says "the local soap...because the mice will eat it." Basically, saying that the local soap is made with good ingredients, but the mice won't eat the other soap because it's full of chemicals.
All that to say, I think that any critter is going to be attracted to our soaps because of the natural ingredients that are "edible" even though they should not be eaten.
MFFESSALWAMOMC finally said I had to move them. Curing soaps now reside under the bed, in a closet and in a bedroom corner with shoeboxes.
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Any possibility you could define MFFESSALWAMOMC?
LOL, that's true I guess. I have hate-hate relationship with ants in my house though. They crawl through the AC vent and make a nest inside the unit. My sister's and brother's rooms have this problem, so when they turn on the AC, ants are flying down. True story. Super gross, but true. Had to call the AC's service guys to clean them.
They use my room as 'highway' to wherever it is they were going. Had to disinfect the floor with dettol to get rid of them. Twice. I don't mind them outside in the garden, just not inside the house.
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