Hi every one. can you guys tell me how can I make my own soap? thanks.
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With this stuff it's fairly easy. Any melt and pour soap base can be heated in the microwave (only heat it a few seconds at a time until you know how your microwave will respond to it) or on the stove in a double boiler (or heat-safe glass container suspended in boiling water). I have my own Pyrex measuring cup dedicated to melting down soap and wax. That way you don't accidentally use it for cooking and you can keep track of how much you have in the cup easily. After that, find a silicone mold you like and you're off and running. I usually fill my new molds with water and then pour that water into my measuring cup so I know how many milliliters of soap I need to fill the mold, then write that on the side of the mold. When I want to make soap with that mold I see how much soap base i need, then slowly melt that much in the microwave. For mine, I found 30 second intervals work best. Between heatings I usually stir the melted soap to check for lumps. Once it is lump free you can add sent and colors as you want but I just pour it into the mold and allow it to cool. This usually takes a few hour.
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Yes, you sure can! Happy soap making! http://m.wikihow.com/Blend-Essential-Oils-for-Soapmaking
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I buy all my soap from Acadia Soap, a company that has a great on-line store, and one that uses no unnecessary ingredients in any of their soaps. I suggest you try them. I make a laundry soap using their straight lye soap, washing soda and borax, and my clothes sparkle.
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I use soap and it seems to be ok. However, I did have a spot that was sticking so I added a little oil to that spot and re-seasoned it. It seemed to work.
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I bought this for making soap as well. I believe it would have to be a very small batch of soap. The sides are straight. I have not used mine for making soap because I think it's too small. I am still using a loaf pan lined with plastic. I was disappointed when I received this item.
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I don't quite follow, but I'll try and explain. It comes in a plastic container that functions as a shave bowl. Therefore, the soap can only be used if one has a shave brush to lather it up (i.e. you can't rub it on with your fingers). It does produce a great lather though, and I do highly recommend it.
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I suggest looking at you tube videos and online soap companys. Type in homemade soaps. That's where I got my ideas. Brambleberry.com or essential depot. Most give free recipes. Use the cheapest olive oil u can find. It works well.
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Yes, it can!! You can soak the block in warm to hot water(break off the amount you want) until it turns into to a liquid form and than you should be able to pour any other substances you want to create your soap. Hope my advice help, if you have any further questions, feel free to ask :-) God bless you my sista!
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You can use a separate bowl, or simply swipe the wet brush on the soap a few times and then work up a lather in the palm of your hand. I suppose you could also work up the lather in the original container, but I guess you'd tend to pick up more and more and more soap that way, which would be a waste.
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I use it to make homemade soaps. I melt it and then put it in with my other oils, I would try to melt it slowly you don't want to heat it too much,just till it is melted ,you don't want to lose the great properties . And you don't want to burn yourself ,let it cool before applying it .I really hope this helps you ❤️
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I make my own laundry soap. I'm chemical sensitive soooo. Here is my recipe. 16 cups baking soda, 12 cups washing soda, 8 cups grated Castile or soap flakes. Combine all ingredients (add essential oil) if you want. Mix with a whisk. Use 1/8 of a cup. This recipe is enough for a family of 4 for a year. Good luck!
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yes i have!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it worked b-e-a-utifully!!!!!!!!!!! my soap is too pretty to use!!!!!! i love this thing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The soap that I buy comes in a large block. I cut it into smaller bars, and wet it just like regular soap. It makes a nice lather but you have to be careful not to let this soap float in water because of its delicate nature. It tends to melt quickly if you leave it in water. I have used the liquid version and I only use about 2 caps worth to make a nice foamy bath. Hope this helps. Good luck...SKW
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very easy, Any soap can be put in.The problem was not manufacture,but human error.It was overfilled,soap got into battery compartment.I could of simply emptied and refilled had it not.I think dispenser is a good product,as I stated I just never fooled with it after that.
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You can make your own saline solution, there's lots of articles on the internet on how to do it.
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hahaha! Do u really think that company will provide info how to make 3 bottles out of 1? This Soap made of antibacterial anti-fungus ingredients,though, I advice u 2 use distilled water. I'm making 3 bottles out of 1 for 2 years straight=no prob ;)
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Makes great soup, but I've never ventured into soap-making...maybe I'll give it a try. Butternut Soap anyone?