The method I developed to make this for myself has a recipe and instructions posted at CottageDIY.com and is posted in the Recipe Directory or in the CBD category... cottagediy.com

This is ok to use. i have an entire coconut milk chapter in Lesson 6 in my course at CottageDIY.com. Are you asking if its usable? Yes... or how much to use?

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Yes...in the oven heat to 170 then turn off. About 10 to 20 min. Watch it carefully

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Say less! I'm working on it now!

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@@da2585 not every formula of mine is free, but you can your YOUR favorite formula and follow along.

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Thanks so much! 😊

Hi so what kind of palm is it​@@ThermalMermaid

@@TraceyJones-tw1kk This is palm shortening. You buy it in a solid block.

Oh interesting to know. I was just playing with a dish washing powder with coconut and citric acid vs. coconut and borax.... The citric acid did better in the rinse phase stripping that after left over soap residue! Its interesting to know you use it in your clothes too.

@@ThermalMermaid yes and no fabric softener is needed at all

I'm so sorry for your loss. Did his drs. know what caused it or do you think you have any idea?

@ThermalMermaid well when they did his biopsy it had 47 heads and they all had given birth and all the babies spread Ed stage 4 DEand c. But everything he would use store bought soaps his cancer would increase and the Dr's. Would say it was the soap. Also when he ate starches and potatoes and rich any food that converted into sugars even the shelled fish and pork! Is why is important to use natural form keratin and plant based dehydrated colorings for the soaps and essential oils and natural lemon and orange rinds for aromas.

I appreciate your point. I often make the same point to others when they argue the difference between fragrance oils and EOs being natural vs. chemical... They're all chemical, so I get what you're saying. I think the difference here is significant in that the items banned have been tested to be above the allowable levels and this would assume that the other products like borax and washing soda were also tested and found not to exceed the approved levels of any prohibited inclusion. In no way am I claiming that a combination or borax, washing soda, and soap is a 'natural' product... (despite that term being pretty ambigous)... but using a true soap in a laundry powder vs. the a product that has been adjudicated as not acceptable for well being, in my opinion, is a significant change.... enough so that I only wash my clothes this way now, and I'm not crunchy by any stretch. Thank you for taking the time to write your post. I understand your point of view and it's a breath of fresh air to hear from someone who thoughtfully knows what they're talking about.

@@ThermalMermaid it's so nice of you to say this <3 yes ! it's drives me mad as well that people think essential oils are safe, but it's suppliers' fault (they wanna sell them so they advertise them as such). EOs are fragrance compounds, and fragrance oils are made of essential oils, parts of essential oils, absolutes and such, and synthetic compounds that are the exact replica of what's in EOs. my first internship as a chemist was in the complex analysis of essential oils, and each one contains 100 to 200 compounds, most of them minor, and many of them unindentified. all fragrant compounds are irritants in general, but it's the minor compounds that are endocrine disruptors, contaminants, estrogen-like and such, etc. i gave myself a giant ovarian cyst and emergency surgery after using tea tree oil with no information on its safety... and many people give their kids ceisures and such after using EOs on them, because each one is a bomb of dangerous active compounds that need to be strictly regulated and diluted a lot.

That sounds so painful. Im glad to know you knew the cause and were able to rectify it. I had no idea tea trea could be the cause of ovarian cysts. Im grateful you made me aware about something that serious.

It’s a good one!