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Asil02

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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2008 6:15 pm

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Let's say you're making a pound of cp. You turn to pour the new soap in the mold and you drop it all over your kitchen floor!! :oops:

What is the best (easiest?) way to clean up such a mess?
Bet you can quess why I'd be asking such a question! :roll:

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Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 1:03 pm

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That's how I do my 25# Mold too!

I was going to go up to 50# Molds but I am slightly wimpy and can pour the 25# only with some help. :oops:

I just get to have two different "flavors" by doing two, 25# batches in FCS brand molds.

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It looks like this.

It gets unmolded very carefully.

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Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2008 5:11 pm

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Oh my stars!!! That thing is HUGE! Thanks for the picture. I now have an idea of what I need to work towards. Goals are good.

I am thinking that I would need more than a guitar string or pastry cutter to cut those bars!
Incredible.
Just incredible.
Oh wow! It just hit me! HOW MUCH EO DOES A BATCH LIKE THAT TAKE!!!

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