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  1. Anonymous says:

    I am working on organic soup, hope you can help me. Please give me some recipes with quantities. Then it will be very useful for me, which quantity you have given is better if you give it like this. And the most important thing is that I have made many soups but today the soups are sweating for seven days. What can I do at normal room temperature. After making the soup, it should be kept at normal temperature. Keep in AC. And why are my soaps sweating? Please let me know.
    My mail rajaulkarim469@gmail

    1. Soap sweats due to glycerin content, I cant say I know the answer as I haven’t had that issue. I have several soap recipes on my blog and also in the Kowalski Mountain Subscriber’s Library. Search soap and that should bring them up for you.

  2. Fiona-Sheh says:

    Have you ever considered storing your homemade soap in a vacuum-sealed bag to prevent any air from getting in and potentially spoiling the soap? This method may help extend the shelf life of your soap even further than traditional storage methods.

    1. I have not. Wrapping soap in plastic can cause moisture issues. While some soap makers wrap soap in plastic, I choose not to.

  3. Carol Harwood says:

    Love your post.
    Very helpful information. I have sorced a number of old wire office racks ( the ones used for the in/out mail)
    I’ve lined with handy paper towels which can be replaced. It’s perfect. I’m new to soaping but gosh, cold press in small batches and hand milled is wonderful fun. Regards Carol NZ