Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen
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How to Use Leftover Soap Scraps
In episode 115 of Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen, Anne-Marie Faiola explores the art of rebatching and utilizing soap scraps. The episode begins with a warm welcome and introduction to the topic, emphasizing the importance of reducing waste in soapmaking. Anne-Marie delves into creative techniques for repurposing soap scraps, offering practical advice and inspiration for turning leftovers into new, beautiful creations. She also highlights contributions from the soapmaking community and invites listeners to share their own ideas and experiences. The episode encourages innovation and resourcefulness in the craft of soapmaking.
Key Points
- Repurposing soap scraps through rebatching can fix imperfect batches and create a rustic look without handling lye.
- Shredded soap scraps combined with baking soda and washing soda can be turned into an effective laundry soap.
- Creative uses for soap scraps include incorporating them into new designs, using them in organza bags for travel, and even selling them as sampler packs.
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