I made some herbal vinegar once and kept it in an old glass juice bottle in the fridge with the label ripped off. You think any person with sense would realize that there’s probably not juice anymore in an old label-less juice bottle, but not my husband. He took a big swig of that vinegar blend and almost threw up all over!
The Foxes Densays
THAT cartoon is funny!
I learned early on to make sure my soap was wrapped and labeled when I gave it away as gifts… otherwise people thought it was CHEESE… even if it smelled soapy or heavily scented!
Lynnsays
Too funny! It is a risk when they look sooo good. But my DH always fears I don’t rinse the dishes well enough (no automatic dish washer). Now he has more to fear (hee hee).
zeedancingpandasays
AM-
Yeah, my husband and past roommates have almost committed the same fumble. Once, when I was first soaping, I caught my husband and his best friend scooping tea tree soap out of my crock pot and onto plates. After I freaked out and they put it back in, they said by way of explanation, “We thought it was mashed potatoes! You know, to go with dinner!”
I then pointed to the little sign taped to the front that said, “SOAP ONLY!” Enough said. 🙂
Amanda d’Adesky
evermoresoapsays
“Why uh.. you should put directions on this stuff. What do I do with.. what is this..’bath fizzie’. What do I do with that?”
Men are hilarious (from a distance).
sherriegsays
On more than one occasion, I’ve had disappointed people (mostly men) very deliberately make a beeline for my table at craft shows, only to be disappointed that my soap is not fudge. 🙂
SpottedCowsays
I’ve had counters that didn’t get wiped down properly after a soapmaking session…and well, the remnants have made their way on bread, in sandwiches, etc. that my husband has made for lunch. He says the soap tastes just like it smells…but complains it is a quite vicious laxative. LOL
Anne-Mariesays
Hi Adam,
Nice to see you here (I’m in Seattle in a few weeks – lunch?). And, we have customers routinely tell us that their husbands eat their soap projects on accident, more often than their children.
Makes ya’ wonder …
A-M
Adam Brotmansays
I love cookie dough; so that would be something I would probably do 🙂
I made some herbal vinegar once and kept it in an old glass juice bottle in the fridge with the label ripped off.
You think any person with sense would realize that there’s probably not juice anymore in an old label-less juice bottle, but not my husband. He took a big swig of that vinegar blend and almost threw up all over!
THAT cartoon is funny!
I learned early on to make sure my soap was wrapped and labeled when I gave it away as gifts… otherwise people thought it was CHEESE… even if it smelled soapy or heavily scented!
Too funny! It is a risk when they look sooo good. But my DH always fears I don’t rinse the dishes well enough (no automatic dish washer). Now he has more to fear (hee hee).
AM-
Yeah, my husband and past roommates have almost committed the same fumble. Once, when I was first soaping, I caught my husband and his best friend scooping tea tree soap out of my crock pot and onto plates. After I freaked out and they put it back in, they said by way of explanation, “We thought it was mashed potatoes! You know, to go with dinner!”
I then pointed to the little sign taped to the front that said, “SOAP ONLY!” Enough said. 🙂
Amanda d’Adesky
“Why uh.. you should put directions on this stuff. What do I do with.. what is this..’bath fizzie’. What do I do with that?”
Men are hilarious (from a distance).
On more than one occasion, I’ve had disappointed people (mostly men) very deliberately make a beeline for my table at craft shows, only to be disappointed that my soap is not fudge. 🙂
I’ve had counters that didn’t get wiped down properly after a soapmaking session…and well, the remnants have made their way on bread, in sandwiches, etc. that my husband has made for lunch. He says the soap tastes just like it smells…but complains it is a quite vicious laxative. LOL
Hi Adam,
Nice to see you here (I’m in Seattle in a few weeks – lunch?). And, we have customers routinely tell us that their husbands eat their soap projects on accident, more often than their children.
Makes ya’ wonder …
A-M
I love cookie dough; so that would be something I would probably do 🙂