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Miller's Homemade Soap Page This used to be part of Olympic Views: The Miller Garden Page: (http://timer.home.donobi.net/) WE NOW HAVE OUR OWN DOMAIN! http://millersoap.com Miller's Homemade SoapPages: Information Compiled byKathy Miller CLICKHERE To Go Directly to Table of Contents In response to the mostfrequently asked question! This banner was generously and humorouslycontributed by Chris McClusky! :-) For a more detailed explanation,go to the MOSTFrequently AskedQuestions page. Also... take a look at the NEW! TroubleshootingHelp page,for those frustrating failed batches! I have been making our soap for over 20 years and in the beginningwe got some of the materials from raising our own beef. Since gettinghooked up with the Internet and reading about what other folks weredoing, I've found sources for both animal and vegetable fats thathave really opened up other possibilities for recipe combinations.We've gotten spoiled using our own soap... it leaves you cleanwithout feeling dry and itchy. I've given it to friends who haveallergies or skin conditions and they have found it to help them inclearing up the problem. If you have any of the latent chemist inyour soul...you will LOVE watching the transformation as you mix thelye solution into the fat and continue to watch it change as itcures! No one can walk by a table of curing soap, without having theuncontrollable urge to pick up a bar to touch and smell it. I've put together the following, starting off with the firstinformation I could get as a novice soapmaker. During the earlyattempts, nine batches separated before I got it down! (Determined!)In the fall of 1998, I read about using a "stick blender" and it hasrevolutionized my soapmaking techniques and vastly improved thetexture of the finished soap! New things are being learned all thetime and I'll try to pass those ideas along to you by updating theinformation on these pages. Since the site was first put up with asingle page on soapmaking (the old lye company instructions) I haveexperimented with many all-vegetable recipe combinations. Some ofthese produce a harder and longer lasting bar than others and I'vetried to note the ones that are my favorites. The others I leave upto offer other possibilities for those who want to use what they haveon hand. My current personal favoritebase recipes are the SudsyAll-Vegetable , SoapClassic , Favorite CastileII , and the Beef Shorteningwith Coconut ... but there are many others that work nicely. Someof the recipes that are high in unsaturated oils and lower in hardfats can have a greater tendency to sweat in storage but I haven'tfigured out exactly what the problem is with that... just wanted tomention it. -Kathy Miller- P.S. - My life has gottenbusier than it was when I first started this web page so I cannotupdate as frequently. Also... many of the questions I receive andanswer are repeats of situations already posted. I'll try to keepupdating once in awhile, but be assured, I'm still "out there" ...despite the lack of current update on some of the pages of thesite. NEW! on GardenPage... Garden Desktop Images Meet the Miller Family Miller Favorite Family Recipes (Food... not soap!) Page Name and Link Description of Page Contents Soap Handouts in PDF Format I've had these handouts on my computer for a long time... for use in classes I've taught. They are a distillation of the most valuable information from the site, and although not totally updated, should be useful to those who want printouts of the basics. Thanks to my new Mac... I can save them in PDF format for viewing and downloading. If you plan to teach a soapmaking class, you are free to use these materials. :-) NEW! I've added a page on Troubleshooting your botched batches. Traditional Methods with Notes This was originally the first page of the site. It is the old lye company instructions with my notes included. It gives you an old basic tallow/lard recipe and also instructions on things such as how to render , preparing and cleaning fats, temperatures, reclaiming separated batches (there are better ways, however!). They also give some soap variations and recipe suggestions. This is where I started and it has some helpful information on the basics of soapmaking and working with raw fats. MODERN Soapmaking Procedures Here is how I make soap now, with lots of suggestions on the following subjects: Mixing technique using a stick blender , swirling techniques, working with fragrance oils, using a box mold and cutting soap using a miter box , how to make soap balls, coloring soap with alkanet root... Design Your Own Recipe! This page is a MUST read! It covers saponification values, lye calculation and discounting, properties of oils and gives rules of thumb for using colorants, fragrance, how much liquid , etc. Some generous soapmakers contributed this delightful soapy explanation with illustrations in order to visually explain the process of Saponification and Lye Discounting . I just love this! Thanks to Pat B! and Jennifer Davis of Canis Art! Here is the link: http://www.canis-art.com/soaping.htm Soap Recipe Spreadsheet Template Chris Mathes, a generous computer savvy soaper, contributed this Excel Spreadsheet Template for your use! Go to this page to download the template, read about what it can offer and how to use it. Where to Find Ingredients Here's a good page to read if you're not sure where to start looking for things like lye, base oils, fragrances, etc. with sections on fragrance addition rate, colorants and "cheap" soap molds. It also has pictures of the common brands of lye sold in the U.S. and Canada so you'll know what you're looking for. All-Vegetable Soaps and Recipes Recipes using only vegetable oils as a base. I've posted many combinations for folks who have limited availability of oils... but personally prefer some recipes more than others for overall quality. Those are noted. Recipes Using Animal Fats I've posted a few "improved" tallow/lard recipes that incorporate coconut and olive oils for a better bar. Also, there are some recipes contributed by others. Castile Soap Recipes These are recipes that have a majority of olive oil in their makeup. I don't have one with 100% olive because it's kind of a pain to work with and the resulting bars are more prone to getting spongy and slimy in use. Some folks love them, however! No Scale? Soap Recipes Using Fluid Measures My friend, Rachael, submitted this helpful information for those who do not have a scale. With the new larger size of lye container, they will still need to find a way to weigh out the lye, however. Here you will find a liquid conversion chart that will allow you to measure the various oils in a typical fluid measuring cup that is designed for the weight of water (like a Pyrex glass measuring cup). She has also submitted recipes based on common sizes of fats at time of purchase. TROUBLESHOOTING Help! NEW! NEW! Check this out! :-) - I should have created this page years ago when the site started to bloat! ;-) START HERE if you have a failed batch. I've listed the most common problems and how to avoid them in the future. You'll also find some suggestions for various rebatching techniques . "Soapy Success" and FAQ's Here you will find tons of questions and experiences from other soapers. Before you ask me a question, take a look at the 'Soapy Success' pages because it's quite likely to have been answered there already (and notice that I've now added a new TROUBLESHOOTING page). It got so big that I broke some of it off into the two following pages. This main page is mostly the experiences and general questions of others. Before you dive into this, check out the new MOST Frequently Asked Questions page. It might save you time and me an email! :-) Botched Batches Read about other people's fiascoes and find out what went wrong! ...Great therapy if you're having trouble. ;-) Rebatching, Remelting, Remilling, etc. If your batch suffered a fatal separation, go here to read about how to reclaim it. All questions that involve rebatching have been put on this page. Rachael's Tips on Making Clear Glycerin Soap Rachael Levitan and Jeff Bobeck both generously shared their methods for making clear glycerin soap from cold process soap scraps. If you have problems... better ask them and not me! I never mastered this. :-) pH Testing in Soap - Article by Ann-Perius Parker (reprinted with permission) With her permission, I'm posting wonderful pH information from Ann-Perius Parker, who has done a lot of research on the subject. I personally don't pH test my soaps, but many of you ask about this. What Type of Soaper Are You? This started as a hilarious email sent to me by Rachael and has been expanded by the contributions of others! Sign the Guestbook I used to try to respond to everyone who signed the guestbook, but I'm no longer able to keep up. I want you all to know how much I APPRECIATE the kind comments offered by so many of you. I would be ungrateful not to let you know somehow and telling you here seemed like the best way since I can't always respond personally. It always warms my heart to know that you've received great pleasure from the craft of soapmaking, solved a skin problem for someone in your family, or been able to supplement your income because of this information on the Web. Makes the time spent maintaining the website worthwhile. THANKS! :-) Kathy's Soapmaking Links More links than you have time to browse... here are many sites to help you in your quest to become a soapmaker. If you find one that is not working or has moved... please email me and I'll try to get it updated in a timely fashion... but it could take longer! Canadian Soapmaking Links Thanks to Rachael and Jules... here are some links for Canadian soapers! :-) MOST Frequently Asked ?'s Here it is! ... For those of you who don't want to scour all those Soapy Success pages, I've listed a dozen commonly asked questions... start here! :-) USAToday... The "Miller's Homemade SoapInformation" page received mention at the end of an article in USAToday that ran from July 9-12, 1999. Thanks to Sue Brandon forher kind review of the site. I have received permission to post thearticle since it was taken off the USA Today site and youcan now view it by clickinghere . Homemade Soaps for Sale Click Here for Details... Garden Desktop Images Meet the Miller Family Miller Favorite Family Recipes (Food... not soap!) Since June 20, 1998 Sign my Guestbook View my Guestbook I used to try to respond to everyone who signedthe guestbook, but I'm no longer able to keep up. I want you all to know how much IAPPRECIATE the kind comments offered by so many ofyou. I would be ungrateful notto let you know somehow and telling you here seemed like the best waysince I can't always respond personally. It always warms my heart toknow that you've received great pleasure from the craft ofsoapmaking, solved a skin problem for someone in your family, or beenable to supplement your income because of this information on theWeb. Makes the time spent maintaining the website worthwhile. THANKS! :-) Attention Audiobook Users: It is not in my nature to post advertising and no one has paid me to do this. These are friends of ours who have a home business which is based on the great concept of RECYCLING. Their service allows you to trade your old titles for different ones. (It is NOT a club and you own the audiobooks you receive until you decide to trade them in.) If you are an audiobook user or have friends that might find this service useful, you should definitely get more details by visiting their website. If you would like more information or to request a free catalog of their large inventory, visit the Ash Grove Audiobook Exchange at: http://www.ashgroveaudiobook.com Ash Grove Audiobook Exchange Contact: Shelley Kelso Rothschild Debra Hughes, Breeder Chehalis, Washington http://www.tannhausershepherds.com Our former neighbor and babysitter in years past is now the breeder of quality German Shepherds and has recently relocated. My apologies for this not being soap related, but I wanted to help her get more exposure. If you are interested, visit her website! :-) Puppy from November 2004 litter Meet the Miller Family Return to Top of Page Visit the garden page... what started it all!... ClickHere to go to the Garden Index . A virtual tour of our Pacific Northwest garden, gardening information, garden journal, and a soapmaking page! We garden in Zone 8. This site best viewed in thousands of colors. This page last updated 24 May 2005. Last Site Update... 23 May 2005 ©Unless otherwise specified, all materials and photos on this website are the property of Kathy Miller and are not to be used for web or commercial purposes without permission. Olympic Views logo designed by our son,Robert Miller. If you have any feedback or questions, please email me at kathy@millersoap.com .

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CBS News | Skin-Cream Image Sticks To Actress | December 15, 2005 16:03:31 CBSNews.com The Web Home | U.S. | World | Politics | SciTech | Health | Entertainment | Business | Opinion | NEW --Strange News | Sports | Public Eye | Interactives | FREE CBS News Video The Early Show | CBS Evening News | 48 Hours | 60 Minutes The Saturday Early Show -- | CBS Sunday Morning | Face The Nation | Up To The Minute | Build Your Own Newscast Main Page Living HealthWatch Leisure Box Office Celeb Spot Books Music Series The Saturday Early Show Contributors Bios Photo Essay Celebrity Circuit William Hurt in Australia, David Bowie in New York, and more Photo Essay Holiday Films 2005 The movie industry releases some of its best stuff this time of year. Here's just a sampling. Skin-Cream Image Sticks To Actress NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2005 (CBS) If you want to get under Rebecca Gayheart's skin, call her "The Noxema Girl." The nickname, which grew out of her years as the spokesperson for the skin-care cream, persists even though the actress has taken on many other, more serious roles since her days as a model. "I have done a lot of other work since then, but I can't knock it because it gave me my start. I'm OK with being 'The Noxema Girl' " she told CBS correspondent Tracy Smith Thursday on The Early Show. Her latest project is the TV movie, "The Chistmas Blessing," a sequel to "The Christmas Shoes," a popular holiday made-for-TV movie. She and co-star Neil Patrick Harris filmed the movie in Canada where they attended the Klondike Festival. "People were going, 'There's Doogie and the Noxema girl,' " she said. Gayheart says she is particularly fond of this movie because it is something her family can watch together. "A lot of the time, the things I do aren't up their alley," she said, "but this is perfect. It's a sweet Christmas movie, and they'll love it." The coal-miner's daughter-turned-actress will be seeing those relatives next week when she returns to her home town of Pinetop, Ky., for Christmas. "Every Christmas, I go home for the holidays and I look forward to it all year long," she said. "It's great. Usually snows on Christmas. And I'm there with 18 of my family members and it's crying babies and barking dogs and amazing food. My mom cooks for a week before the holidays. It's so great." This year, she will be taking along her in-laws from New Jersey and she is not sure what to expect. "You know," she said, "of course my father will take my father-in-law out to the coal mines, maybe squirrel hunting with him, who knows? Is she treated as a celebrity back home in that small 800-person town? "Are you kidding? Of course not," she said. "I get told to take out the trash. You go outside and people on the street are like, 'Look, the Noxema girl, take out the trash.' " MMV, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. INSIDE The Early Show: Celeb Spot Bono Seeing 'Red' Over AIDS Helps Launch 'Red' Line Of Products To Help Fund Fight Vs. AIDS, HIV • Emma Thompson: Warts And All • Rhea Perlman, Palindromes Fan • Aniston Brings Glamour To Sundance • More TOP STORIES Is The Peace Process Frozen? Abbas Wants To Keep Talking, But Israel Says It Won't Negotiate With Hamas • Bush Defends Spying, Rejects Hamas • Pot Hole: Marijuana Found Under Border • No Signs Truck In Fla. Crash Braked • More Back To Top Advertisement Fullscreen Help More Video ADVERTISING LINKS | What's This? E-Mail Sign-Up: Breaking News | Today On CBS News | 60 Minutes | 48 Hours | The Early Show | CBS Sunday Morning | News Summaries Recommended Sites: CBS Corporation | CBS.com | CBS SportsLine | UPN.com | CBS Store | CBS Careers | CBS Cares Site Map | Help | Advertise | Contact Us | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy | CBS Bios | Internships CBSNews.com The Web MMVI, CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved.