I would like several different ones. Also a really good oatmeal soap recipe.

this question has be asked many times:

http://www.millersoap.com

http://www.teachsoap.com

http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/soapmakingbasics/Soap_Making.htm

Heres one I use all the time that I got off of Kathy Miller's website (http://www.millersoap.com)

*Rachael's "Tried and True" Recipe (Thanks! to Rachael Levitan)
48 ounces Crisco (a 3-pound can)
21 ounces Soybean Oil (or Olive, Canola, or a blend of these)
18 ounces Coconut Oil
28 ounces of cold water
12 ounces lye crystals
Temperatures: 100 degrees

Trace by hand should be in about 20 minutes. Cure about 24-48 hours before cutting. To make an oatmeal soap add 1/4 cup ground oatmeal at light trace

page for recipes: http://www.millersoap.com/soapallveg.htm…
page for step by step instructions: http://www.millersoap.com/soapproc.html

all you need to know can be found on this website: might have to do a little digging/searching but its all there

Grandpa's, Old Fashioned Oatmeal Soap, 3.25 (92 g)

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2 Responses

  1. heather

    2008 Dec 18 1

    i really don't know but will you tell me when you find out…thanks
    References :

  2. MontanaGirl

    2008 Dec 18 2

    this question has be asked many times:

    http://www.millersoap.com
    http://www.teachsoap.com
    http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/soapmakingbasics/Soap_Making.htm

    Heres one I use all the time that I got off of Kathy Miller's website (http://www.millersoap.com)

    *Rachael's "Tried and True" Recipe (Thanks! to Rachael Levitan)
    48 ounces Crisco (a 3-pound can)
    21 ounces Soybean Oil (or Olive, Canola, or a blend of these)
    18 ounces Coconut Oil
    28 ounces of cold water
    12 ounces lye crystals
    Temperatures: 100 degrees

    Trace by hand should be in about 20 minutes. Cure about 24-48 hours before cutting. To make an oatmeal soap add 1/4 cup ground oatmeal at light trace

    page for recipes: http://www.millersoap.com/soapproc.html

    all you need to know can be found on this website: might have to do a little digging/searching but its all there
    References :
    experienced soapmaker


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