- a few additional drops of liquid orange colorant
- and a yummy sweet Bramble Berry fragrance called Rhubarb al Fresco
WaxMelters PD7 Test Drive with Melt and Pour Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
To this first batch of soap in the melt pot, I added
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- A Melt and Pour Soap Making Extravaganza
- Add Some Soap to the Melter and Turn it On - 6:05 PM
- Pouring the First Batch - 6:11 PM
- First Batch of Soap Finished - 6:16 PM
- Second Batch Finished - 6:22 PM
- Third Batch Finished - 6:28PM
- A Counter Full of Melt and Pour Soaps in Under 30 Minutes
- Cleanup of the PD7 - Couldn't Be Easier
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