Nibiru2020
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Recipe
White Bar Soap - Similar to the old fashioned Palmolive from years ago.
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I found your thread discussing these soaps 
https://www.soapmakingforum.com/thr...t-batch-of-cp-ive-made-yet.83106/#post-877338I like the colour
A couple of unsolicited helpful comments:
- use something other than aluminium foil as your splatter protection in the oven ... soap batter eats holes in aluminium foil (+ hot = fast)
- avoid letting soap touch metal (use thick cloth or similar as a barrier) - most metal racks trigger rancidity/DOS (aka Dreaded Orange Spots) in soap
https://www.soapmakingforum.com/thr...t-batch-of-cp-ive-made-yet.83106/#post-877338I like the colour
A couple of unsolicited helpful comments:
- use something other than aluminium foil as your splatter protection in the oven ... soap batter eats holes in aluminium foil (+ hot = fast)
- avoid letting soap touch metal (use thick cloth or similar as a barrier) - most metal racks trigger rancidity/DOS (aka Dreaded Orange Spots) in soap
Nibiru2020
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Marsi
Thank you for the suggestions.
Regarding the foil... it was a quick fix and I was watching this like a hawk for 20 minutes or so. However, I will remember that for the future.
The rack is stainless steel and I have cured over 7 batches on it with no issues. I leave the bars on edge for minimal touching, I just put the bar flat for the photo.
I will keep an eye on that situation, though I haven't had it occur yet.
Thank you for the suggestions.
Regarding the foil... it was a quick fix and I was watching this like a hawk for 20 minutes or so. However, I will remember that for the future.
The rack is stainless steel and I have cured over 7 batches on it with no issues. I leave the bars on edge for minimal touching, I just put the bar flat for the photo.
I will keep an eye on that situation, though I haven't had it occur yet.
