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Okay, I was wondering about something, and figured I should ask on here. I make goat milk soap, and have found most of my batches turn out a little crumbley when I cut them, and look like there is little cracks in it. Its fine other then that, just trying to figure out why it gets kinda crumbley. Do I let it get to hot? I have read not to cover goat milk soap with towels and such because it can get to hot? The first couple batches I made were in containers that were wider, so the soap was thinner, and I did not have the crumbley problem at all, but only the first few batches, and a batch now and then. Never happens with my beer soap. Any pointers would be wonderful! Thanks
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