Can I use this for cold process soap making?
1767748
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.
1767749
Yes it is perfect. 100% lye. nothing else in it. Easily dissolves. I made beautiful soaps.
1767750
I believe so. This should be NaOH, sodium hydroxide. I know people use this to make soap but I don't know if they are making cold process soap........
2202408
I purchased this oil to use in making homemade soap. The oil does not have a fish odor and can be used for cooking if I remember correctly.
2136583
I use the Procter silex 2 speed for my cold and hot process soap making. Works great with both and is plastic so no chance of reaction if any aluminum along with "stainless". Didn't have this one but had one similar and lye ate through it. Don't have that problem with the PS. 2 speed great for controlling trace.
2124406
I don't see why not. I would just make sure I use the hottest setting of water to activate the soap nuts and get maximum cleaning.
1403889
I am sorry! I don't do soap making! When I use these oils it will be for making hair care products. Sorry I was not much help.
1799894
Probably, since foaming soap is a liquid. However, it won't foam the liquid. Dave Chase
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.
860827
I think so because if u leave it alone for a few days it turns solid and on the bottle it says can be used to make soap. I only use it on my skin because i have dry skin so dont quote me goodluck
644378
I would think so. You should ask the seller. We don't eat it. We just use it in soap making
1400242
I see no reason why you can not use this as an additive for soap but be careful as with any additive.
1229914
I haven't tried but I don't see why not. This soapstone is one of my best items in my kitchen.
1632620
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.
1791647
I'm not sure. I haven't been using any soap, just rinsing with hot water and letting the components air dry before I reassemble. Hope this helps.
1210592
I use mine for soap, but this mold is very flimsy. I can almost see thru the silicone it is so thin. It works fine for soap and the heat doesn't seem to hurt, but you would want to support it well .
1876566
Yes, but beware that this soap arrives molded and hard. It's not fresh at all. I still used it, I cut the outside off because I didn't want to waste my money or time shipping it back. Choose another vender if you can.
1082266
Of course! Any soap can be rebatched; this one is no exception and rebatching and straining will get rid of any extraneous material not intended to be there, for example, insufficiently burned plant fibers, sand, pebbles, etc. I have also added it to whole recipes of cold-processed soap with great results.
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Yes you can. I use mine for testing the temperature for lye when I'm soap making. Its one less thing you need to wash and it works very well even at a distance