Making Soap from soap  Noodles 

Makes 1 kg

500g glycerine liquid

500g Soap noodles -  white or translucent

Silicone Loaf mould

Pot

Instructions

Blend into a creamy consistency in your blender.  A blender with a blade is recommended.  This will chop the noodles into tiny tiny  little granules.  Your mixture should be nice a smooth and creamy.

Make sure you place the glycerine in your blender first so it wont make your blender work to hard which can overheat your blender.

Pour the mixture into a pot and cook over the stove with the lid on, temperature on about no. 5.  Stir every now and then gently so that you don’t make too much foam. If Foam does  occur during the cooking process don’t be worried about this …as you stir towards the end you will notice the foam will start going away and you should be left with a thin transparent liquid.  You can now add your fragrance or colouring.

You can now pour your soap into a silicone loaf  mould.   Allow to cool completely then remove from the mould.  You can remelt the soap again and again.   Due to the high glycerine content it is recommended you keep your soap wrapped or in a moisture free container until ready to melt.

Due to the heat of the soap it is recommended you use silicone.  Silicone loaf moulds are available from most supermarkets.  Once you get the knack of this method you will thoroughly enjoy making soap from cold process soap with the worries of direct contact with caustic soda. 

IDEA - Fill a soap mould with noodles, pour your favourite coloured and fragranced melt and pour soap over the noodles.