Trust me on this.
If the soap ends up getting to thick to pour easily, just microwave it for a few seconds to get it liquid again.
Christmas Melt and Pour Scrubbies
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Slowly pour the soap into the molds. Again...go very slowly. It takes some time for the soap to dribble down past the nylon scrubbie and into the mold. If you pour too fast, it will just dribble down the side of the mold.
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- Make Melt and Pour Christmas Scrubby Soaps
- Preparing the PVC Pipe Mold
- Place the Scrubbies and Melt the Soap
- Add Soap Colorant, Mica and/or Fragrance
- Coloring and Fragrancing the Green Reindeer Soap
- Slowly Pour the Soap into the Molds
- Finished Christmas Melt and Pour Soaps - Out of the Mold and Into the Tub
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