Volcano Soapuatious

I have mixed up a few more batches, and am working on two more tonight. I have made vanilla -N- cream and apple cinnamon with oatmeal honey. I real like the apple cinnamon one. I made a few of the apple scent into hearts with no oatmeal honey in them.

I had another volcano eruption today. The benefit is my stove gets cleaned to the point of seeing your reflection in it. It is a white stove.

Third Batch Special

Well my third batch is made and curing. I made black currant and citrus. It is my favorite scent so far. Later this morning I will be starting my fourth and fifth batch.

I n honor of my third batch being done I am offering a special. I can only do this with a little help from you. All of my money is currently tied up in making the soap, but I would like to offer the first 25 people to Twitter@Greenhousesoap send me a sample of your soap. All I ask is for a donation of $0.65 or more for the cost of shipping and handling. You do need a PayPal account to be able to pay me after you twitter or email me your address.

The first 25 people to direct message Twitter or email me with their address and donation will receive a nice sample.

Twitter: @GreenHouseSoap

Paypal:
greenhouseeffectsoap@gmail.com



I also have a scent for men now, Sandlewood and Amber.

Doanld Days

I have been contacted by the person unning the booths for Donald Days in Donald Oregon. She thinks my soap would be a great addition to the Saturday Market they will be having. I have reserved a booth, and will be setting up Friday the 19th around 4. I will be there all day Saturday the 20th.

I hope to see you there.

Giving Taser a Bath

Today my neighbor gave her cute miniature Greyhound dog a bath. She had used my soap a few days ago on her Chihuahua, and loved how it worked. She asked me over to take pics of the bath. At the bottom of the page is pics of Taser getting his bath, He behaved very well.

First Batch

I made my first batch of soap toady and I am pleased with how it turned out. I have to wait 24 hours to pop them out of the mold and cut them. It is killing me, I want them done now. All great things take time though. After I pop them out of the mold and cut them into large and small bars, the bars will have to sit for 7 days to cure. For my first batch I made Lavender, Black Cherry, and Rain.

I took the left over residue in the pan from the glycerin, after making the soap and washed my dishes with it. Now I have been a diligent user of Dawn for 20 years and I am going to switch to mine after using it today. My hands are the softest they have ever been. If you do not believe me try some for yourself. I am going to do my laundry with it next.