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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )Art of Soap Making (Harrowsmith Contemporary Primer)by: Merilyn Mohr  List Price: $9.95 Price: $3.00 You Save: $6.95 (70%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Dewey Decimal Number: 668.124 EAN: 9780920656037 ISBN: 092065603X Label: Firefly Books Manufacturer: Firefly Books Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 126 Publication Date: August 01, 1989 Publisher: Firefly Books Studio: Firefly Books Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Merilyn Mohr has created a complete introduction to the art of home soapmaking - a craft that appeals both to our sense of economy and to our sense of simple esthetics. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - yeechThis is the thing..the book does have some good recipes,however, it is incredibly boring, and i really do not like the way this lady jumps from one subject to another. Case and point: I want to learn about rendering beef tallow, ok? She is doing o.k explaining this and then suddenly, she jumps to lard, then how storing your already rendered tallow near onions will make it smelly, how unclean tallow will make your soap smelly, cooking potatoes in your smelly tallow to make it smell better...oh, what ... Read More Rating:  - I found this book to be very good for the begining soaperThis book gives all of the basic information and includes lots of recipies. For a little book, it packs in a ton of information from the history of soap to your basic soap recipie to exotic soap recipies. Rating:  - Not for beginnersI found this book to be boring and not at all helpful. I have never made soap but I am trying to learn. This wasn't something I found useful! Rating: - Little old-fashionedGood information if you're Canadian. A little hard to understand at times if you're not, but most of the recipes aren't current. Rating: - A good usable book for the novice and experienced soapmaker.Upon arrival I immediately read the book cover to cover and thoroughly enjoyed myself. This was the third soapmaking book I had purchased and found, that as with the others, the author had her own way of soapmaking. By taking information from all the books I had purchased along with borrowed books from my public library, I was finally able to make soap. I have found in my experiences that no one book is complete in itself, however this book is filled with valuable information and is a must for your ... Read More 
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