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I haven't gotten the liquid surfactant yet, but I don't know if I even want to try this recipe with it. My other bubbles bars with glycerin took a couple of weeks to get half dry and now that it is cooler here because of the rain they are soggy. It is a shame this one batch smells go good ( coffee & vanilla ), but there is a little puddle under them so now I have them on paper towels. I quess I will just use them up quick and never make them with glycerin again. Can anyone assure me they will work out good with the lig surfactant and will I have to wrap them up to prevent them from moisture?

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If it's humid where you are, the glycerin will start to seep out. Try making your bubble bars with either just a little of glycerin or try without it.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

So that is what's weeping out of them, it is very humid here, been this way all summer. I'ts been raining a lot lately, in fact rain so much it killed newly planted grass, by water logging it. If it is truly the glycerin then I will give the liguid surfactant a try, I think the first will be the coffee and vanilla, it really smell wonderful. I also think I will wait till the weather dries up some, maybe we will have an indian summer! Thanks for your help!

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