For Brosia

[Applejack]

In post #7 the .com on soap making still works. Interesting and seems like easy instructions.

[Brosia]

here's a website with directions and a video, don't know how good the video is, as this computer doesn't want to play it.

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Own-Soap

But I'm sure there's a ton on YouTube.


Personally, I went to the dollar store and bought a bunch of soaps to keep with my long-term supplies.

[Rustyshakelford]

No No No. I did not mean that. It is just that the women folk tend to know more about such things.

[Brosia]

ah, ha. so just 'cause I'm a girl, you think I can make homemade soap? :p

I haven't the foggiest.


Sounds like a cool project though, I'll add it to my list of things to do, and if I ever get around to it, I'll post pictures!!
There are, of course, a million and one websites that teach you how, I'm sure some of them must have pictures.

[Zombie Axe]

No sorry Rusty, wasn't real clear... I meant I could, if'n I tried... got the raw materials, just need the skill :eek:

[Rustyshakelford]

What Rusty said :)

I am blessed with extra bee's wax from my hives after I get honey. Been saving it up for awhile. Can either make soap or candles out of it... I don't like smelly people :o

You make home made suds? Can you do a photo documentry on it? I am very interested.

[Zombie Axe]

What Rusty said :)

I am blessed with extra bee's wax from my hives after I get honey. Been saving it up for awhile. Can either make soap or candles out of it... I don't like smelly people :o

[Rustyshakelford]

I know this is not exactly "food" but can you do a photo essay on making homemade soap? I have a degree in European history, and I know what the Romans and Greeks used, and you do not want to know what it was. I for one would not use their method for washing cloths.