Is this suitable for melting rebatch soap bases or soap noodles for homade soap making?
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The inside bottom of the pot is the heating element, and it's painted on, so after using to boil water, it was flaking off. I tossed it in the trash..........
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I have used this product to make soap, but be careful with your ratios. I made it a bit too weak to start out with.
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http://www.soapsgonebuy.com/category_s/14.htmThat is some of the good uses for it. I don't think I saw to wash dishes.
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The cholcolate is excellent for melting. I do not know about reshaping with mold trays. I use it for cholcolate covered pretzels and it is the best by far.
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Absolutely. It's the only one I use for lye soap. Had issues with other brands
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Any kind works for me. I tried making my own out of dish soap, but find that the cheap stuff from the Dollar store or Target works better.
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I do not suggest for that purpose, the soap would become diluted as it is designed to work with water. It is great for hand soap and I love it, but I would not use it for dishwashing purposes.
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Most definitely you can! You would only need to cut the blocks to the size you are comfortable using. Melt and pour would be needed if you wanted the soap to be molded, scented, and/or colored.
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I use it to make my own laundry soap by mixing 1 cup of this with 1 cup of Borax and 2 cups of Fels-Naptha or Zote soap.
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It COULD, but won't be accurate to give you an internal temp as the soap stone will interfere. A stovepipe version would probably be more accurate.
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Just guessing that yes it is. It is a silicone product and so I am using it to make soap with using the cold process.
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You can buy more soap blanks at Michaels. As for the instruction, I bet you can find those on line. I don't have mine anymore. We purchased a soap melting "crockpot" from Michaels (use there 50% off coupon you find on line) and that works great. Not much too the instructions. Just melt the soap and add the colors and smelly stuff you like. Just don't let the soap boil.
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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 ❤️
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Makes great soup, but I've never ventured into soap-making...maybe I'll give it a try. Butternut Soap anyone?
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I bought it to make soap and it works great. I believe it would do just fine for candles also. Hope this helps.
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Yes it is perfect for that! You will probably want to dilute with water or almond because it is very concentrated soap
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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.