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Thank you Kitn!
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Sorry about that, but if you want, stop by my soapmaking site (link in my signature), I am using the Hot Oven Process to make my soap presently and it is a great way to do it. I am presently on a project of making 35 different kind of handmade soaps in 31 days, a crazy project but going fine. My notebook of this project is kept alive and updated each day until June 15. What a creation time it is... one that I will certainly remember... Take care,
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Hi, The same thing happened to me yesterday, using the Hot Oven Process. I gave it a good stir and put it back in the warm oven. Sometimes, soap has a mind of its own and it will take a different route than the one I had in mind. For me, the time it sits in the warm oven, is not always the same as each recipe changes with weather condition, oven condition and my own state of mind. I always do the tongue test before I move on anyway to another step in soapmaking so I am safe in removing the soap from the oven. How did you soap turn out?
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Thank you Firefly, I just love rebatching. The soaps last way longer and it gets very hard as a finish product. I have old bars of handmade soap from 2 years ago that I will rebatch in the near future. For me, rebatching is a great way to try new fragrance, new forms and new colors.
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Nice combination of colors, bravo.
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Very smart concept.
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What a great idea, I like the black and white one.
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Very nice
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You are right here, there is no limitation to creation here, only time limits me...
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I think I finally found a recipe I like for body butter!!!
bubble replied to RNSandSCENTS's topic in Old Style B & B Gallery
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No soap fairies for me and it's Science time for dd
bubble replied to TexasBrat's topic in Old Style B & B Gallery
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Bravo, soapmaking is an never ending adventure!
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I just love rebatching my cut up soaps. I can almost do it my eyes closed now. Cut up pieces of soaps in a big pot, add water and mix it all until wet. Drain the water completely. Put the lid on the pot and up in a pre-heated oven of 200F. Forget the whole thing for 2 hours, take it out and mix it very well. All the pieces should be now in liquid form. Add new fragrance oils and colors if wanted and pour in prepared lined containers. Let it cool off, cut it out and it is ready to use. Marvellous way of reworking soaps to my likes!