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Thank you so much! Fluid hp soapmaking is so therapeutic. I am glad I could inspire you and that you are making fluid hot process soap! Thanks for supporting and watching my channel!

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You have to create a soap recipe by using a soap calculator..this is where you determine how much lye and water you will use to make your soap

You would need to create a soap recipe using a soap calculator

Me too!!

It's so good!

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Thank you for checking out my video and channel. I soap at high temps anywhere between 200 and 225. For it cooks faster but there will be volcanoes which I love. My water percent is different with each recipe but for this one I believe it was at 30. It usually takes about 10-20 mins to fully cook..sometimes it's between 7-10 mins just depends.

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I don't understand your question

No it's soap. There yogurt is there for the lactic acid benefits to the soap your making. It's not enough to spoil.

It is ready to use, but if you want to lose water weight and depending on your recipe you can let it sit for 2-4wks.

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Thank you. Keep at it

My recipe was already discounted to 33 percent. So I just added just water to mix the color.

Thanks for checking our my channel! The finished soap has no smell meaning it does not smell like acv, just soap.

Thank you so much! Give fluid hp a try!

Regarding the lye I pour it time it's stirred and dissolved I do not let cool down at all. The temp of my oils can range from 160-225 and the higher end usually results in volcanoes which I love.

@@RumCreekSoaps thank you so much for replying. I have used this method a few times but I’m not very confident with using it. I have couple more questions if you don’t mind. Do you discount your water at all and approximately how long does it take for the soap to be done once you pour in your lye. Thanks so much for your help.

Sometimes I discount my water and sometimes I don't but when I do discount my water it usually cooks quicker that when I don't discount it. When I don't discount it takes about 10-15 mins and when I do discount it can move fairly quickly and be done about 7 mins depends on how steep of a discount. Hope that helps. And pls let me know what you would like to see more of

Regarding the lye I pour it time it's stirred and dissolved I do not let cool down at all. The temp of my oils can range from 160-225 and the higher end usually results in volcanoes which I love.

@@RumCreekSoaps thank you for the response. Do you cook on high throughout the process, or turn it down at some point?

Actually I don't use the crockpot portion at all only the insert. My oils are already heated . Here's a video of what I use when making soap czcams.com/video/EIWbSD92W98/video.html

It does come with a wisk attachment but I use that for my candle wax. It definitely does a number on your arms but goodness knows I need the arm workout😂

😆 LoL...yes a huge and overflowing volcano can get nerve wrecking but I love a soap volcano 🌋 😍 . It's the excitement for me..

At the very beginning

Sometimes I add silk sometimes I don't. Honey I add after the cook. Sugar sometimes I add in the lye mix other times I add after the cook. It just depends.

Depending on the additive, like a clay I add to oils. If it's like a milk powder I add to water then add after the cook. Just depends on your process

It depends most additives I add after the cook so that I can retain the most benefits but there are times I add clays, etc in the hot oils before

I heat the oil to my desired temperature and it's in the crockpot insert. The insert holds heat really well. When you add your lye mix it adds heat. This speeds up the cooking process and your soap is made pretty fast and the stays hot for me until I pour in the soap mold. It depends on your method and recipe and additives how it works for you

Yes, the oils were too hot and I did steeper water discount. So it instantly started to volcano

It takes me about 10 mins sometimes quicker. It moves pretty fast.

I never use the base. Only the inside crock pot liner. But honestly I love volcanos and a little challenge to me it's like a shaping razzle dazzle..lol

Yay! I found a fellow volcano lover! 🌋 I love watching them.