• January 16, 2008

I’m headed out to another day of Otion Store Two location scouting in Old Bellevue and the Queen Anne neighborhood (for all you Seattle based readers). I’m bringing my pedometer to see how far I walk in the neighborhoods. I’m betting I log at least 2 miles.

In the meantime, Lovena has a detailed Oven Hot Process Soapmaking Method tutorial on her site.

If you’re at all curious about making oven hot process soap, this is a great place to start.

One of the arguments for doing hot process soap is that you can use it right away. Unlike traditional cold process soap, it does not require a 6 week cure time. This makes HP soap particularly appealing if you are on a deadline or do a lot of craft shows and like to manufacture fresh to order.

 

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