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Basic Melt and Pour Soap

  • February 20, 2007


I chatter on in this blog as if everyone knows and loves soap already. Just in case you’re not up on melt and pour soap, here’s a link for a basic primer on melt and pour soap. It’s incredibly easy to do, takes just about 30 minutes and is totally kid safe and family approved.

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