Air bubbles in your Soap / Test your Stick Blender Shaft Seal
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Air bubbles in soap can be one of the causes of white spots in soap. It is a common problem in soapmaking if you use a stick blender. Burping is one step to eliminate air bubbles but it might be that your Stick or Immersion blender seal is busted and suck air into your soap. Here is one method how to troubleshoot soap-making problems by test your blender seal and get rid of those white spots in your soap for good.
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Made my first batch using the stick blender and i saw some bubbles. Thank you so much for this. I'm hoping it comes out alright 😢
You are most welcome. Well done on taking the first step making your first batch of soap. Luckily bubbles are purely cosmetic, it might not look nice but it is still soap, it will clean 😉
How interesting! Thanks so much for sharing. I never thought about testing the seal before making soap. I always just notice when it starts churning more bubbles in my batter, and then it becomes an HP blender instead of a CP blender. This could save me some bubbles in the future. 😃
You are most welcome.
Wow wow thank you so much God bless you I use spatula to prepare my liquid soap and by the time I finish I get tied I will go and buy immediately 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi, I'm glad if the video helped you, although before you buy one first watch this video to guide you to the right choice for you.
Blessings Ansa.
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Thank you so much for this video. I had no idea! I've been blessed and the 2 I have are still working well but at some point their going to go bad no matter what. Now I'll know what to do.
It is a pleasure to help Shenoa. At least now you know what to look out for, but may they still work for a long time. 😄
OOh, me again! Wow, just thrown away 50% of my stick blenders! (2 out of 4!). Am now up to batch 11 of my lavender soap, and I'd say only one batch is 'lovely'. I could NOT understand what I was doing wrong all the other times - seriously - driving me NUTS! This explains it brilliantly. Not to conquer the stearic spot issue and warm up my oils a tad! Thank you so much again.
Gosh - really helpful thank you. Have definitely got air bubbles in my lavender soaps, then yesterday stearic spots - which led me to this video! I'm going to test my blenders now, thank you so much for showing what to do!
It is my pleasure. Also see my reply on your other comment for guidelines on stearic acid spots. 🌿
Thank you!!
You are most welcome Adam🌿
Thank you, excellent video. Bubbles didn't bother me too much but I started using a mold with some finer detail and this really showed me how bubbly my mix was.
It is a pleasure to be able to help. Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment, I appreciate it.
So incredibly helpful - thank you.
You are most welcome 🌼
Hello Tannie Ansa so excited to learn something new today
I'm glad that you enjoyed the video, and thank you for your support on my channel, I appreciate it a lot.
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Thank you for the feedback May, I'm glad if it helped with some troubleshooting.
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If you drill holes will batter shoot out of the holes if it comes up to the surface while blending
Hi Chasity. If you drill holes, all that happens is the trapped air pushes out at the top as you lower the blender into the oil. But while blending I didn't experience anything shooting up , once under the surface it works as it normally does.
*as in 'now' to conquer stearic....etc!
Stearic acid must just be soaped above 45°C (melt your fats and butters down until Clear), if it is used at lower soaping temperatures it solidifies too fast creating tiny white beads in your soap.
was that blue soap rough on your skin?
It was a batch of laundry soap, for laundry soap I only use a 1%superfat but Tallow soap is quite gentle on the skin,.
*as in 'now' to conquer stearic....etc!
To conquer stearic acid you can soap at 45'C or warmer, stearic acid starts to melt around 40'C