HELP with liquid soap!!!

[Guest guest]

Sorry for the cross-posting, but I am really in a bind and am asking all the

lists I can think of that I'm on.....

 

I am in the middle of making a batch of liquid soap. For the first time I added

rosin. My stick blender got really hot, so I transferred the batch to my

kitchenaid.

 

I now have WHIPPED liquid soap. What do I do with it? Will this be sort of a

whipped cream soap?????? Oh, bother!

 

This is what's in it:

 

jojoba oil

soybean oil

coconut oil

rosin

distilled water

potassium hydroxide (KoH)

 

Thanks!

Cindy

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Cindy,

 

This one is a little late

 

I've never used rosin, except on my bass fiddle bow <grinz>, so I can't

say much about that ... I think it was Georgia says that she uses her

Kitchenaid to make liquid soap, but I haven't done that either, so once

again, I'm no help ;-p . I use my stick blender for a couple minutes,

and then leave it alone for a while and then come back, stick blend for

a couple minutes, go away again, and on and on till its ready to go in

the oven

 

If you have whipped cream soap - that is great! Folks go bonkers to

figure a way to make that stuff! (I use an " easy " some would call it

" cheat " method for that and I personally think its better than any of

the " special method " recipes I see for it out there and on lists

dedicated to it) If it does stay whipped, hey, you've made a special

holiday offering - that might be a one time shot *lol*

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom - going to get caffeine

 

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Sorry for the cross-posting, but I am really in a bind and am asking all

the lists I can think of that I'm on.....

 

I am in the middle of making a batch of liquid soap. For the first time

I added rosin. My stick blender got really hot, so I transferred the

batch to my kitchenaid.

 

I now have WHIPPED liquid soap. What do I do with it? Will this be

sort of a whipped cream soap?????? Oh, bother!

 

This is what's in it:

 

jojoba oil

soybean oil

coconut oil

rosin

distilled water

potassium hydroxide (KoH)

 

Thanks!

Cindy

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Now I'm wondering if I even need to " cook " it - I do the paste method, and I'm

curious about what would happen, but the chicken in me just makes me sit here

and look at it - hoping it will morph into a paste on its own so I don't have to

make a decision! In the meantime, it's probably already ready to use, since

it's been over a week! lol

 

Thanks, Chris.....better late than never! I'm still looking for answers to this

enigma.

 

Cindy

 

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Christine Ziegler

Tuesday, October 05, 2004 9:55 AM

RE: HELP with liquid soap!!!

 

 

Hi Cindy,

 

This one is a little late

 

I've never used rosin, except on my bass fiddle bow <grinz>, so I can't

say much about that ... I think it was Georgia says that she uses her

Kitchenaid to make liquid soap, but I haven't done that either, so once

again, I'm no help ;-p . I use my stick blender for a couple minutes,

and then leave it alone for a while and then come back, stick blend for

a couple minutes, go away again, and on and on till its ready to go in

the oven

 

If you have whipped cream soap - that is great! Folks go bonkers to

figure a way to make that stuff! (I use an " easy " some would call it

" cheat " method for that and I personally think its better than any of

the " special method " recipes I see for it out there and on lists

dedicated to it) If it does stay whipped, hey, you've made a special

holiday offering - that might be a one time shot *lol*

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom - going to get caffeine