Will this work to cut soap?
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Well, it doesn't do well with carrots. If your soap is harder than that I'd probably look for another.
1799894
Probably, since foaming soap is a liquid. However, it won't foam the liquid. Dave Chase
1945311
I don't see why that would not work. Just remember to measure twice and cut once! As I recall, it is important to find a really good cutting tool for a good, clean, even cut.
638287
No, I haven't tried it on soapstone but it does work great on butcher block cutting boards.
1734078
I've used it to grate bar soap (don't ask) and it worked fine. I'd imagine soap is firmer t than chocolate. Hope that's helpful.
1212806
This will be ideal for you. I must say, I used it for making soap and they came out very nice. I believe you shall be pleased.
2197039
I doubt if it would cut metal as it doesn't sheer it just chops. You would need a metal sheer for that.
870647
This item will ~probably work for you - we use it in the bathroom for soap scum removal - along with a chemical. The bristles are pretty stiff but could be more dense, particularly at the edge. Sounds like you may need a more industrial type product.
1993215
I believe it would as long has it doesnt have any little "thingys" in the soap. Some soft soaps have little specks in them and I dont know if that would clog up in the pump. But the pump line is a good size. I would totally use it for that too!
412559
I am afraid I haven't used it to make soap. Not something I would have thought of, but it is a strong immersion blender and the moving parts are washable, so I can't see why you wouldn't try it for a small amount. It's not of commercial strength.
1438479
Should work fine for an average soap dispenser. If the bottle opening is smaller than 1/4 inch it might be tight.
650450
I guess that would depend on the size of the soap container, as I have seen and used several different sizes! I build a small fishing kit out of a heavy duty industrial plastic bag.
1318767
You could use this for soap but it would be very expensive. Generally you want to use an olive oil pomace as opposed to extra virgin when making soap.
2065089
Wow, I am a soap grater too! The would work only on very small pieces, as this little grater is NOT very big in it's capacity to hold the piece being grated. Also, with harder things, it makes a very fine grating. For me, I do not have the wrist strength to do prolonged grating with it. For my soap, I have a cheese grater that attaches to my Kitchen Aid mixer that I use very successfully to grate a LOT of soap for laundry usage.
1637531
Yes, you can cut it. I used it to mend a mop handle which had come apart and it worked like a charm.
1310330
I've only used regular. I would have to assume it's primarily for regular dish soap.
1624000
I would think so. It's an aerosol disinfectant that also lubricates...no reason to think it won't work on scissors.