shower gloop disaster

Queenie

Sarah - it's Judi's recipe and definately says: Shower Gloop

frosty - Judi used to be the board guide on OS, she is still a member of MSE so you could try PM'ing her and asking any questions if she doesn't see this thread.

HTH

jenniferpa

Frosty - Congratulations! Now where on earth are you going to put 5 litres of shower gloop?!

Jennifer

frosty

Thanks Queenie I will pm Judi and see if I did anything wrong,

jenniferpa.....I have managed to put it in a 5 litre bottle,I think if I make it again I will add 2 bars of soap and as the recipe says 60mls of glycerin.

Sarahsaver

Queenie wrote:

Sarah - it's Judi's recipe and definately says: Shower Gloop

frosty - Judi used to be the board guide on OS, she is still a member of MSE so you could try PM'ing her and asking any questions if she doesn't see this thread.

HTH

I know it says shower gloop :rolleyes: I am merely making the comparison because users seemed to be baffled at the large quantity of water, and from a chemistry point of view the process is similar and SHOULD produce similar results therefore.

Sarahsaver

You could make a small quantity using a hotel soap.
I was going to be making 'the other' gloop this evening but my kitchen light has blown and i cant reach it, so im drinking beer and having a VERY early breakfast soon, in a few minutes... LOL.

Queenie

Sarahsaver wrote:

I know it says shower gloop :rolleyes: .

No offense meant, Sarah

*passes some candles to help out with emergency lighting situation*

Queenie

jenniferpa wrote:

Frosty - Congratulations! Now where on earth are you going to put 5 litres of shower gloop?!

Jennifer

:rotfl:

When you start buying vinegar in 5ltr amounts, you'll soon have enough containers to store both the Shower Gloop *and* the Laundry Gloop

Sarahsaver

Brings to mind the wash and go adverts, 'Just take one 5l bottle into the shower...'

jenniferpa

O.K. You put the laundry soap in 1 5l container, the shower gloop in the other, and you have a couple of OS dumbells!

Jennifer

Shunk

Why bother? The difference in formula between bath foam and shampoo is negligible. I use cheap bath foam (around 50p a litre from any of the major supermarkets) for shampoo, shower gloop and hand wash. Also, shower gloop goes a LOT further if you apply it to one of those body scrubbers made of synthetic 'netting'.