Guest guest Posted January 22, 2005 Report Share Posted January 22, 2005 I have asked a lot of questions regarding the softness of the two soaps I had made recently. Last night I was making some goat milk soap, and I realized what the problem was. I'm telling you this story so any other newbies at soapmaking won't make the same mistake. I was putting the pot on the scales and measuring the oils into it, taring it after every different oil. When I added the coconut oil to the loive and palm oils, I kept adding and adding. I realized that I had used most of the container and I knew it was more than 14 oz. Then I realized (I'm slow, you must realize) that some of the coconut oil was floating and wasn't being weighed properly. This is the same mistake I made on the other 2 batches. So, a statement and a question. The statement is that you must weigh the oils individually to be accurate (which most of you probably already knew) . The question-what can I do to the two batches I made that got too much oil in them? Are they salvagable or do I just make them into laundry detergent or something like that? Thanks for your help with all of these problems. Marcia Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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