Beginner's guide to handle lye safely in soap making

[@green-rootin9922]

It's quite intimidating... Recently a 24 years old Spanish woman burnt her eyes and part of her face making homemade soap because she made a mistake... it's very important to learn all these chemical reactions. Thank you for sharing this information

[@BottegaZeroWaste]

YES it's so important. I know this story, bless, I've also donated. Please please please always safety gear!!

[@Ugesepul]

Sí! , una pena la ignorancia y así le ha ocurrido algo tan horrible

[@Ahmadabbasi65i]

thank you so much such a great demonstration of safety requirement

[@wendydarling2173]

Thank you so much, I really appreciate what you are doing. So very happy to come across your channel. I have been in the zero waste community for over a year now and am so happy you are willing to teach us these very important skills and share us the knowledge.

[@justthesixofusproduction9934]

Will it cause illness after inhaling the fumes even though wearing a mask in the long run ? Plus, does using a reusable mask able to help? As I see, a disposable mask will add to the carbon footprint. Thanks

[@Bfly.]

I Have a thermometer of glass. It can be used until 110 degrees. Can I use it for making soap?

[@BottegaZeroWaste]

I don't recommend this, it could shatter. Use a candy thermometer amzn.to/2WDLWQs or a digital one amzn.to/3pcpGJK (better)!

[@sirelin2005]

Are you selling your soap? I would definetly buy

[@TheSarayer]

now i don’t know if i’m scare to try it or just wait until my baby gets older 😩 sounds like this chemical is very dangerous...

[@BottegaZeroWaste]

Yes, we need to handle it carefully!

[@nawalabboud972]

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