Tired of digging out and measuring those hard palm and coconut oils until you've got rotator-cuff problems? Help is here:

SoapQuick
"The Soapmakers Assistant"

"We crank-out a ton of CP soap here for shops and craft shows in many different fragrances, and at holiday times it gets crazy. The SoapQuick has been such a timesaver....." - Kimmie

When you've scaled half the learning curve of soapmaking, you'll discover that 99.9% of soapmakers who are in the business of making soap, settle on a basic formula of base oils as the canvas upon which all of their soaps are created. From this base, changes in fragrance, color, dried herbs, specialty superfats and other additives, make the difference between one soap and the next. So - what we've done here is stretch a decent canvas for you. Now, you paint the picture.

SoapQuick is a professional, high-oleic blend of classic soapmaking ingredients pre-mixed in the proper proportions to produce a mild, long-lasting, nice & lathery bar. No more time-consuming, batch-by-batch measuring-out and melting of those hard oils along with your other ingredients, because we've done it all for you. You just scoop what you need from one bucket, add your accents and custom superfats, and you're done! Here's the full information sheet.  Here's an example soap batch and some recipes.

SoapQuick Blend

$89.95 - 5 gallons (38 LBS)

SoapQuick is a mixed blend of the following components:

                      Oil Type        % of Total      NaOH SAP    

               Coconut Oil              28                .183               
               EV Olive Oil                4                .134                 
               Palm Oil                    28                .144                
               High Oleic Canola       35                .137 *
               Castor Oil                   5                .129   

         + Rosemary Extract (ROE) @ 1g per kilogram of oils
          Weighted Average SAP of mixture:   .151 (NaOH)  

Usage Notes: Mix before using. Some separation of components may occur. At 60 - 70 degrees  SoapQuick is about the consistency of pancake batter. Just mix and scoop from bucket. At lower temperatures the mixture may solidify. In this case you can either warm the bucket on a heating pad, or use a long-handled spoon to remove material from both the top and bottom of the bucket for use in a soap batch. Rosemary Extract will initially cause soap stock to turn a tan color. This tan color diminishes while the soap proceeds to trace, and is no longer present in the finished soap when unmolded.
          
       

*This is a special canola which is chemically very similar to olive. It contains 75% Oleic Acid and  produces a nice white bar that is easy to color.