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So...
It turns out that one of my Soap Troubles - that I was getting "curds" under a layer of oil rather than "trace" - is actually me being halfway to Hot Processed Soap without knowing it.
Okay.
And hot process soap, if I do it right, means a curing time of two weeks or less, rather than six weeks to three months.
So my current question is: If I bake my current two batches of soap on low heat for half an hour... will they (a) finish doing their thing, or (b) melt and turn into a complete mess that I then have to re-mould?
Soap-makers? What do you think?
TTFN,
Amazon.
It turns out that one of my Soap Troubles - that I was getting "curds" under a layer of oil rather than "trace" - is actually me being halfway to Hot Processed Soap without knowing it.
Okay.
And hot process soap, if I do it right, means a curing time of two weeks or less, rather than six weeks to three months.
So my current question is: If I bake my current two batches of soap on low heat for half an hour... will they (a) finish doing their thing, or (b) melt and turn into a complete mess that I then have to re-mould?
Soap-makers? What do you think?
TTFN,
Amazon.
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