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Homemade Soap Too Soft. Use a modest amount of honey, around 1 teaspoon for every pound of. Follow these simple tips to avoid common soapmaking mistakes, and you can make the perfect batch of soap on your very first try. Could you have a sodium hydroxide storage issue? This helps cut down on issues related to scale batteries going low. The following is a guest post from shannon at natural soap mom. Cooking it down alone may not be enough to harden. If you’re using an immersion/stick blender, this easily happens. Too much honey can make a soap overly soft. Did you know you can make soft soap at home for a fraction of the cost?! Always use a scale with a wall plugin if you have one. Soap traces (thickens) too quickly. If the soap you are rebatching is too soft (like the goat’s milk soap i made), you may need to add harder soap to bind it. Learn how to rebatch homemade soap to fix your mistakes. Make sure to check out how to make your own foaming soap too. It’s super easy to do and you can whip up batches in no time.

Use a modest amount of honey, around 1 teaspoon for every pound of. Too much honey can make a soap overly soft. This helps cut down on issues related to scale batteries going low. Shannon writes about creating your own natural cleaning products with pure and simple ingredients. Follow these simple tips to avoid common soapmaking mistakes, and you can make the perfect batch of soap on your very first try. Grating and remelting soap can save a batch, or even make hand milled soap. To prevent this, don’t use your immersion/stick blender continuously. The following is a guest post from shannon at natural soap mom. Could you have a sodium hydroxide storage issue? It’s super easy to do and you can whip up batches in no time.

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Homemade Soap Too Soft If the soap you are rebatching is too soft (like the goat’s milk soap i made), you may need to add harder soap to bind it. Make sure to check out how to make your own foaming soap too. Follow these simple tips to avoid common soapmaking mistakes, and you can make the perfect batch of soap on your very first try. Too much honey can make a soap overly soft. If you’re using an immersion/stick blender, this easily happens. Did you know you can make soft soap at home for a fraction of the cost?! If the soap you are rebatching is too soft (like the goat’s milk soap i made), you may need to add harder soap to bind it. Always use a scale with a wall plugin if you have one. Shannon writes about creating your own natural cleaning products with pure and simple ingredients. Could you have a sodium hydroxide storage issue? Learn how to rebatch homemade soap to fix your mistakes. Use a modest amount of honey, around 1 teaspoon for every pound of. It’s super easy to do and you can whip up batches in no time. Grating and remelting soap can save a batch, or even make hand milled soap. Cooking it down alone may not be enough to harden. To prevent this, don’t use your immersion/stick blender continuously.