Using Inventora Inventory Management System To Create Products For Your Small Handmade Business

[@abakacompany5141]

Excellent video! I have learned a lot from your video using Inventora. Thank you for your time.

[@debbyflowers1488]

Thank you for the demo, this is something I have been thinking about. Also nice to see you, it's been awhile!

[@hammerjammer1]

Oh sooooo good to see you Ann. I have missed you and have been concerned about you. So good to see you back!💕

[@shadowfanflowers]

Nice video, cheers! Love ALL the content ~

[@TheSussexHandmadeSoapCompany]

Thank you!

[@AniaBumba]

Thank you for the video. I am thinking of starting a business and I am trying to plan how I will manage everything by myself without getting overwhelmed. It was very helpful!

[@sabinanis]

Great video very helpful!thank you

[@TheSussexHandmadeSoapCompany]

Thank you!

[@ninfablue832]

Hello from Spain . 😊 Sorry for my english , your web is only in english ?. Thanks

[@debbyflowers1488]

Hello again, looking into this. Does the inventory system have a way to account for the cure time of the soap or does it put it right into the inventory?

[@safi456]

Hi Anne, Please could you help me? I was binge watching all your videos and decided to finally dive in and make a shampoo bar, mainly because my friend gave me garden-fresh rosemary bunches and I didnt know what else to do with them. So I plunged into making a rosemary shampoo bar. But when I poured the lye mix into the oils, I discovered that quite a lot of the lye had solidified at the bottom of my container, probably because I didnt stir the lye into the water well enough. So now I have a very wet mixture, probably not enough lye to create a chemical reaction with my oils and take me to trace. I've been stick blending on and off for over 4 hours now, but while the mixture that is caked on the blender seems to have thickened slightly, the batter in the bowl is totally liquid. How can I rescue this? I thought about adding some more lye water but I'd have no clue how much now, as there's no way to tell how much lye got wasted. I also put my bowl on a double boiler to heat the oils in the hope that that would help them thicken, but that didnt work either. Please help! I dont want to throw such expensive and precious ingredients away (I wouldnt even know how to safely dispose of them!).