Can I use this in cold process soap?
1389649
I used about 15 drops on French Lavender oil in my homemade laundry soap, aside from that I am unclear what a "cold process soap" would be.
1389650
You may want to do a search on using essential oils in cold process soap. It requires more of the oil to maintain the fragrance although I understand there are some ways to minimize the loss of fragrance as the soap cures.
1064726
Yes, these pots are perfect for making handmade cold process soaps. I have been using them for several years to make soap and have not had any issues with them. I heat my oils slowly since the pots are thin. Just keep a thermometer in the pot while melting the oils so that you can constantly see the temperature.
2000179
Read the manual that comes with this superior product!YES YOU CAN (I USE COLD WATER)IF THE WASHER IS A LARGE ONE AND DRY ONLY PARTIALLY (DAMP) AND FINISH BY HANGING OVER A SHOWER ROD. No need to wash frequently.
310136
No, it can be used straight out of the bottle. You can also buy or make unscented castile liquid soap and add clove, orange, cinamon bark, eucalyptus, and rosemary essential oils and save some money!
322459
I don't see why not since it is a very mild soap. My in laws used it in their maple cabinets.
272061
I use it to make homemade soaps. I melt it and then put it in with my other oils, I would try to melt it slowly you don't want to heat it too much,just till it is melted ,you don't want to lose the great properties . And you don't want to burn yourself ,let it cool before applying it .I really hope this helps you ❤️
587959
No, do not cook with it. I bought this when I first started making soap, but now that I know how it's made, I won't even use it for soap making.
2020041
I would not recommend using it in soap as it is irritating to the skin. As well, I would not recommend using it in candles as I tried putting it in with melted wax in a melting pot and the scent was weak.
33524
I use regular liquid hand soap; works great. Follow directions for proper amounts of soap & water. Can't believe how economical it is! Great product!
183161
I don't know because I used it to make dishwashing liquid and hand soap. Sorry.
868297
I don't think so - I rinsed mine in really hot water once and it seemed to turn the inner tube a little opaque so I only use cold soapy water now.
1710795
Yes it can be used for soap but remember this is unrefined, it has a very earthy smell.
2097557
It can be re-melted and divided, but consistency changes. I was not happy with this product at all and it did not behave like pure soap that we make, either in storage or re-batch. It molds and changes consistency and/or texture. In my experience, best best is to cut it only and use it quickly. Did not hold up well to normal soap storage in a lump or cut.
646717
I use mine to make coconut oil soap, so I don't have an answer for you. Sorry.
99035
I have not used it directly on clothing items, but have used it in home made laundry soap and had no issues.
886430
Yes you can. you want to boil them in water to extract the soap. It will burn your eyes so avoid eye contact. If you google soap nut shampoo it will tell you how to make it
458035
Yes. I don't do it myself, I prefer a double boiler, however, the soap's instructions are for microwave. Might need a magnifying glass to read it, but it is there!