Re[2]: Soap recipes not appropriate?

[Guest guest]

Paula, why do you put the box in the oven, does it have to be sorta baked?

tell me more. thanks, Selene

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On 9/24/05 at 11:08 AM paula coon wrote:

>My first molds were cardboard boxes. I make almost all my soap in the

>mold, in the oven and had no problems with the cardboard in the oven. The

>oven is set at 175*-200* - not hot enough to cause the cardboard to catch

>fire and burn. Now that I have some wooden molds that DH made me, I always

>line the mold with half of a tall kitchen trash bag. The oven isn't hot

>enough to cause any melting so I can use each 'liner' a few times before

>it has to be replaced.

 

 

Selene

She Who Watches and Waits

windancr

[Guest guest]

It's a form of hot process. Make your soap as you would for CP. Once it's in the

mold, put the mold in a preheated oven at 175*-200 for 2 hours. After time's up,

turn the oven off adn allow to gradually cool or at least 8 hours. I make soap

at night so I can turn the oven off and go to bed. The next day the soap is

ready to use as soon as it comes out of the mold. It doesn't need weeks to cure

like CP soap does.

Paula .......... in Michigan

I used to have super powers but my therapist took them away

 

Paula, why do you put the box in the oven, does it have to be sorta baked?

tell me more. thanks, Selene

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On 9/24/05 at 11:08 AM paula coon wrote:

>My first molds were cardboard boxes. I make almost all my soap in the

>mold, in the oven and had no problems with the cardboard in the oven. The

>oven is set at 175*-200* - not hot enough to cause the cardboard to catch

>fire and burn. Now that I have some wooden molds that DH made me, I always

>line the mold with half of a tall kitchen trash bag. The oven isn't hot

>enough to cause any melting so I can use each 'liner' a few times before

>it has to be replaced.

 

 

Selene

She Who Watches and Waits

windancr

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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