Sweaty soap
by Liz
(NM)
I put the soap in the freezer so they popped out easier, but I left one batch in too long and now have sweaty soap. Is there anything I can do?
Answer:
Placing soap in the freezer often results in sweaty soap. It's actually the 'sweatiness' that makes it easier to remove soap from more intricate soap molds.
Leave the soap out to air dry and the moisture should disappear after a few days.
Cathy
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