Farm Fresh BlogThursday, October 20 2011
I had already made two batches of soap at the vacant house we are trying to sell. (no disturbs me and the house smells great for realtors!) He had never watched me make soap, but was noticing that his empty cardboard cowboy hat boxes were quickly being filled with curing bars. Last Sunday I took him to Wal Mart with me as I stocked up on soaping supplies. Because I'd been wanting to try the loofah soap, I grabbed a couple of overpriced loofah sponges for the day I ever got around to making the molds. I hadn't planned on using them for this batch of soap, but as I started making soap, I soon realized that he was puttering in the barn. He came back into the house, grabbed a loofah, wet it, crammed it into his tube, measured it, and proceeded to cut two pvc molds. I didn't bother him. He was clearly a man on a mission. Other Half's Loofah soap: Loofah soap is a fantastic scrubber soap for beside the kitchen sink! I LOVE it! Clearly this will be a regular addition to our soapmaking. Comments:
If you cut that scrubber bar at least an inch thick, it would be a great thing in the shower to exfoliate those elbows and heels.....
Tell OH an electric carving knife will work even better....LOL....
What scent are you using????
Posted by Diane I. on 10/20/2011 - 12:24 PM
This batch was a scent heavy on patchoulli called Dragon's Blood. The first scent I used was called Lovespell. (It's heavenly!) The second batch was a scent called Green Irish Tweed which has a very manly fragrance.
Posted by forensicfarmgirl on 10/21/2011 - 09:28 AM
Looks like he's (Other Half) all right...but then you already knew that! :-)
Posted by Eric on 10/21/2011 - 10:16 AM
My aunt made "chigger soap". It was on the strong side and I appreciated it very much.
Normal use would stop chiggers from causing problems. And, if it was left on skin for about it a minute, it would kill the already embedded chiggers...
Posted by Eric on 10/21/2011 - 10:30 AM
I wonder what your aunt put in the soap. My mom used to make a Tea Tree soap that seemed to repel chiggers. Good stuff!
Posted by forensicfarmgirl on 10/27/2011 - 09:34 PM
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