Using tthe room tempature method of soap making .
by Diana
(Arizona)
When using the room temperature method of soap making. Isn't it dangerous standing over the lye and melting the butters---isn't there a concern with the fumes? Do you cover your nose and mouth at this time?
Answer:
You do not pour the lye solution until it has become clear and the lye crystals have dissolved. By that point the lye fumes should have dissipated.
Cathy
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