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The direct link is:\u003Cbr>[https://thisreadingmama.com/downloading-printing-help/](https://thisreadingmama.com/downloading-printing-help/)\u003Cbr>FINd THE blOg POST HERE:\u003Cbr>[https://thisreadingmama.com/easy-melt-and-pour-soap-recipe/](https://thisreadingmama.com/easy-melt-and-pour-soap-recipe/) |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>This printable resource was created for personal use only. For example, you MAY use my blog resources to teach your own children or with your own classroom.\u003Cbr>You MAY NOT sell the PDF, recreate, giveaway, or store the PDF on any other site (including a blog, Facebook, 4Shared, Dropbox, Amazon Inspire, etc.) . Thank you for your honesty!\u003Cbr>TERMS OF USE: |\n\nENJOY THIS RECIPE!  \nEaSY MElT aNd POUR SOaP  \n*Yields 7-8 bars of soap in the molds I used .  \nrecipe p. 1  \nINgREdIENTS:  \n•One pound {1 lb . } goat soap base – I purchased mine through Bulk Apothecary .  \n•soap molds  \n•thermometer – an infrared thermometer or candy thermometer will work  \n•small glass jar – Don’t use a big one, as it can make it difficult to stir, empty, and clean  \n•cutting board and knife dedicated to soap making  \n•plastic spatula – to stir the base  \n•microwave – Use at 40-50% power so you don’t scald the base .  \n•turmeric for color  \n•raw, local honey  \n•finely chopped oatmeal  \n•rubbing alcohol – in a spray bottle (optional)  \nSTEP-bY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS:  \nStep 1: With your knife, cut up the soap base into smaller cubes . Try to make the cubes as uniform as possible .  \nStep 2: Put the cubes in a glass jar . I only do about 8-9 at a time because it begins cooling faster than I can keep up if I put in more .  \nStep 3: Put the glass jar in the microwave for one minute on power level 40-  \n50% . Please note that everyone’s microwave is different, so you may want to do 30-second intervals at first to see how your microwave does.  \nStep 4: Take the jar out using a potholder and make sure all the cubes have melted . Stir with spatula . It should be liquid-y like milk . If not all the pieces have melted, put it back in for 10-second intervals on half power . Just be sure it doesn’t scald .  \nStep 5: Stir well and wait until the temperature of the soap base is below 135. If it’s higher, give it just a minute to cool down .  \nStep 6: Once your soap base is below 135 degrees, add your ingredients . I add about 1 tsp of oatmeal, 1/4 tsp of turmeric*, and 1/4 to 1/2 tsp of honey** and stir it in with the spatula .  \nEaSY MElT aNd POUR SOaP  \nrecipe p. 2  \nNote: None of these are exact measurements.  \n*The more turmeric you add, the darker orange your soap will be. I would caution on using too much turmeric though, as your soap may stain anything it sits on.  \n**I don’t recommend putting more honey in than this, as it will make your soap a little stickier than you might like.  \nStep 7: Pour your liquid soap into your soap molds .  \nIf you want to get rid of any bubbles that may form, just spray a little rubbing alcohol . Honestly, I don’t really care about the bubbles myself . But if you wanted to give them as gifts, you can use it to make the tiny bubbles disappear . {See the image below for a before and after . }  \nStep 8: Repeat Steps 1-7 with more cubed soap base .  \nStep 9: Let your soap set for about an hour . 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