Comments on: Blooming Bath Oils

By: Andee

Andee — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 16:01:37 +0000

Zany-
About 1.75 mL.

I don’t do that at home, but I’ve started doing that here at work!

By: Zany

Zany — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:46:13 +0000

Hi Andee,

I just received a bottle of Rose Blooming Bath Oil as a gift — can’t wait to try it! I’d like to try making these as well. Unfortunately, my scale doesn’t weigh less than 1 oz. — so, if using a pipette, 0.06 oz. would convert to ??? ml?

Thanks,
Cee

PS: I use my buckets to make up “master batches” of soap — my normal batches use 90 oz. oils. I make up a 5 X 90 batch and divide it between 5 buckets. My oils are then ready to go whenever I have time or get “the urge”.

By: terrylynn22

terrylynn22 — Sat, 02 May 2009 19:20:47 +0000

Andee,

Thanks for your recommendation, I will add that to my label. Sounds like a 2 oz bottle will go a long ways.

Terry

By: Andee

Andee — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:41:22 +0000

terrylynn22-
At most, I would recommend no more than 2 tablespoons. It would depend on the cap size, but if the cap is a size 20, then I would fill the cap 2 times. If the cap is a size 24, then I would only fill the cap once.

You can run these buckets through the dishwasher and the oils will be washed away. I’ve reused the buckets for weed buckets when I garden, feed buckets for feeding animals, water buckets, cleaning rag buckets, art supply buckets, and many more uses. I have so many of these buckets floating around my house and I’ve found uses for all of them.

By: terrylynn22

terrylynn22 — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 16:26:28 +0000

I am going to make some of the blooming bath oils, what do you suggest for how much to use in the bath. I know it is somewhat of a personal matter, but I am just looking for guideline, a cap full, 1/2 oz?

Thanks,
Terry

PS I love reading the blogs, it gives me ideas, which is probably the purpose. Any creative ideas on reusing the buckets that the fixed oils come in?