Stick Blender Hot Process from start to finish
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- We usually use the SBHP (stick blender/hot process) method to make our soap because it is what works for us.
You can use any recipe you would like, there's no secret ingredients that make this work.
Always be sure to wear safety equipment.
Please note that even though your soap will be fully saponified after the process, it will be somewhat soft and disintegrate quickly if you don't allow it to fully cure.
Our cure time is 4-6 weeks
Notes about this batch:
16 pounds of oil, total approximate weight is around 25. Larger batches take more time to push through the saponification batches. On smaller batches we've reached the applesauce stage around the 5 minute mark. Batch size, power of your mixing method, oil temperature and liquid content all play a role in the time it takes to saponify.
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i CAN NOT TELL YOU HOW MANY SOAPING VIDEOS AND POSTS I HAVE READ AND STILL DID NOT UNDERSTAND SOAPING UNTIL TODAY. YOU NEED TO WRITE A BOOK AND I WILL BE YOUR FIRST SALE BECAUSE I HAVE LEARNED MORE FROM U TODAY THAN I HAVE IN MONTHS AND MONTHS OF WATCHING OTHER PEOPLE SOAP.. YOU ARE THE KING OF SOAPING . YOU REALLY SHOULD THINK OF DOING SOMETHING TO HELP PEOPLE LIKE ME SOAP YOU ARE SO INFORMATIVE AND EXPLAIN EVERYTHING YOU DO AND EXPLAIN THE TERMS YOU USE THAT IS SO AWESOME. YOU CAN USE THE WORD SOPHONIFICATION DONT EVEN NO IF I SPELLED THAT RIGHT HOWEVER, I DONT NO WHAT THAT WORD MEANS BUT YOU EXPLAIN IT TO US AND I THANK YOU. IM SURE I WILL WATCH THIS OVER AND OVER. THANKS A MILLION AND PLEASE .CONTINUE DOING VIDEOS. THANKS AGAIN. GINA KINDE
Thanks Gina
So glad I discovered your video. Such a refreshing change to see truly instructional, non-assuming, plain English tutorial video. Brilliantly done and I MOST appreciated. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, skill and personality!
we're so glad it was helpful!
Your instructions are spot on! Plus we don't have to pay $59 for an ebook that "claims" to have "exclusively" discovered and "refined" this process... aka the SJHP soap process method.
KUDOS to you sir!
Fantastic video. I've been soaping for 25+ years, and still learned a few things! You had a smoke detector beeping in the background though, which was driving me nuts! Every few minutes I'd pause the video to make sure it wasn't one of mine! But excellent video, excellent soap!
Probably the best tutorial made on this method, ever. And no, there is no "special" recipe required.
A big thank you to Julie & hubby both!
thanks!
we wanted to make sure everything was covered
Oh man! I've watched hundreds and hundreds of soaping videos in the years since I've been soaping, and it's few and far between that I come across a video that's actually helpful, clear, accurate and enjoyable. What a great video. Thanks so much. I love SBHP
Thank You!
I really, really, really enjoyed this video and I learned so much. Yur voice is easy to listen to, and now I kan get back to soaping!! Thank yu.
You have such a nice distinctive voice! Phoebe said you sound like the Vin Diesel of soap making! Ha. Great video! Beautiful soap! And, as a wife I truly appreciate your sweet words about your wife! Thank you for sharing your tips! - Melissa.
The way you poured out of that massive pot so cleanly was impressive, definitely showed how practiced you are at this process. I tensed up just knowing how I would've slopped it everywhere, but your soap went exactly where you wanted it to go despite the size of that pot. The soap came out beautifully, and this is a very clear video that stands up to the test of time here on RUclips.
what i liked about your video is " i didn't have to listen to someone smacking their lips" throughout it . they have fantastic people making soap but some i just can't listen to. that smacking lips thing is for the birds. sorry. really. but your's is perfect. i could listen to you all day and not blind an eye. thanks so much for the tut and for your wonderful speaking voice.
This was fantastic. I love how you fully explain the entire process which is great for the beginners to understand, and for us veteran makers to nod our heads in agreement. ;) Very nice video and the end resulting soaps were beautiful, thank you for sharing your process!
Man, sorry for the cough. You did an awesome job; both the whole process and the explicit explanation. Thank you.
Thanks Vic
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Hands down the best and most informative tutorial on fluid hp I have watched (and I have watched more than a few!). Did I say thank you?!
I looooove when people cut their soap because every bar is different and so is every swirl even when you try to do it the same everytime SO dont think the cutting bores anyone because it does not lol. Really liked your video!
OMG! WHERE have you been my ENTIRE soaping life (since 1998)?? THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Well, we were probably making soap or bath bombs or out in the pasture feeding them goats. Glad you liked it.
I really enjoyed your video! I'm a hot processor myself, but I really enjoy watching how everyone else makes their soap!
Me too!
That is the prettiest hot process soap I've ever seen! Beautiful 😊
I love watching soap getting cut. If I watch a whole vid I want to see what we created. Good vid. Thank you. I learned a lot .
This is great! You are the best teacher! I have seen the things explained clearly that I have been wondering!! Best site yet!!!
Thank you Vicky
Loved watching your process, appreciate you guiding us through each step, very informative and a pleasure to watch. Soap turned out beautifully! Thanks!
Thank you!
I wish I could like this a million times lol. Thank you for being so thorough. Now to get my hubby into making soap like this!
thank you!
I hope it helps clear up any "mystery"!
Oh yes it does! I've tried it a couple times now and it doesn't seem to get fluid like yours. I think I'm not getting the temps high enough though. I will give it a whirl again though :)
+fluffysuds a lot of the fluid does come at the end when you start putting in additives, especially a dairy product
I did coconut milk powder mixed in water at the end. Do you use full water at the beginning or do you discount a bit?
+fluffysuds we keep our solution at 38% unless we are doing something with only one color
i must say you have a great outlook on the work ahead of you and sure sounds like you truly enjoy. im 64 and decided im getting back to my love of the old days i grew up with some very fine ladies in my life i first was tough how to make soap over a out door fire and kettle from my grand mother that art was then picked by by my mom now i have the honor of making the real stuff . by the way you made my memories so sweet listing to you talk soaps thank you for keeping this art alive for years to come. love and blessings to you and your wife please keep up the great work.
I have been trying to learn about soaping for weeks. This is the first video I've found that explains hot process to the point I feel comfortable proceeding with actually making soap. The amount of videos that half explain this is too high! Thank you for such a great instructional video.
Excellent video! I've watched a ton including a popular queen and you are doing better at explaining than any of them! Thank you!
Man I learned more in your one video than the countless hours watching other video's. In the pot hot process video was very informative... wow this gentleman made homemade soap and got inspired me to venture out and finally try it...I'm not Scared anymore 👍👍👍
Yes, I'm very familiar with the volcano stage...LOL! You're too cute! All soapmakers like to see soap being cut.Yes, Bud makes a really nice product.Thank you for sharing the full process. You make some beautiful soap!
"You make some beautiful soap"....Have you ever had someone walk up to you and after looking at your product, inform you they are a soaper and they "make gorgeous soap" as if to imply yours is awful? True story. Your comment reminded me of that story. We laughed it off. Thanks for balancing the compliment world out for us all.
:)
That’s some lovely looking soap!!!
Great video!!!!!! Very down to earth,honest,GREAT tutioral!!!! Glad to see folks that realize this method has been around for a long time. Thank so much!!!!!!
You're welcome Lana and thank you for watching
Yes, great to watch and to know that people know that this particular process was not "invented" by ONE individual who wants to take all the credit for it.
Great video, very informative. It's a nice change to get a male making soap ! Keep them coming, thank u
Nice job.. I chuckled about the 'engineer' thought process. I too am afflicted and my wife also is often amused. Engineers got to be engineers. I have been using this exact process on much smaller batches (1-5lb) for years and it works great. Thanks for the video, enjoyed it..
Embrace the left brain!
THANK YOU!! I tried...I failed ..I ended up cooking my batch in the stove till it was done. you pinpointed the error in the first few minutes. my oils were not nearly hot enough. and the tip about the sides.....very helpful. props to you for honoring your helpmeet. and engineers aren't the only ones who pick apart how something works...some of us are OCD and things just have to have order and symmetry. this was a very enjoyable video to watch...not just educational but fun as well.
Thank you for a great video and information ! So glad to finally find one that is straight forward and to the point.
Wow you were great! Leave it to an engineer to get the job done right. Straight to the point without the grandstanding. Just wish i could find a formula and percentages of additives to start with. Great job explaining! Thank you.
WOW! I Loved watching this video. I started watching hot process soap last night and here I am. So cool! I also love that the soap is white, and your 2 colors picked. So pretty! Thanks! and wow 7 years ago, I can't wait to watch newer videos!
I'm just beginning making soap from scratch. Was doing the melt and pour and from all the videos I've watched yours has been the best! You sense of humor, explanation of everything in such great detail has been so wonderful. Your personal insights and sharing your wife's really was helpful. Awesome video and its so beautiful how much you love your wife and the great business you have built. I'll be checking out all of your videos! Thanks so much to the two of you!
Not many men doing soaping. I'm glad you make it like cooking. I try to tell many soapers that you have a recipe but if you add 3 drops more of water it isn't ruined. And if there is too much of something unless it seizes, you compensate. And you can always take the seized soap and make rebatch.
Thanks for sharing. Love the appreciation for your spouse. Your mix is so very fluid. I am contemplating doing soap and I am feeling your demo.
You can do it D K!
Thank you so much for sharing, I have wanted to try this method but have not had anyone explain the process as you have. Makes me want to start right now. Keep the videos coming please.
the best stick blender hot process video I have seen! was afraid to try it, but after watching your video I have confidence and plan on giving it a try. thank you so much for sharing.
you soap looks beautiful, so bright white.
thank you so much.
Glad you liked it.
Nice, have been making soap like this for a few years now. Once you get the hang of it, it's a great process. Thanks for sharing.
Great job....thank you enjoyed this so much. What a sense of humor you have too! Beautiful and informative. Appreciate you taking the time to do this.
thank you so much for your video . i think i have been to impatient and afraid i missed a step .. you helped me to slow it down a bit and enjoy the soaping process..
Thanks for posting. There is a lady that sells a book with this process (smaller scale of course) for over $50.00 on Facebook. You did a great job explaining the process and the soap turned our beautiful. I hope to try it soon myself.
Yeah, I'm conflicted about buying her book. Somehow her videos don't inspire me.
@@louisdepointedulac3072 and when she makes soap, I see so much soap harden and not making it to the mold. Also, never end product pictures or cuts. Quite uninspiring
@@Dreamaginarius I got the ug2hp book a while ago and it is amazing! Highly recommend!
This is a fantastic video. It was great how you explained everything so well. I just have to tell you that this is the most beautiful hot process soap I've ever seen. It's usually brown and so lumpy, and it just turns you off from purchasing it. But this soap is gorgeous. Very, very well done. Thank you!
Thank you. Don't worry, we've had our fair share of brown, lumpy and awful. Goes with soap making in general.
I am strictly a hobbyist that enjoys making soap for family and friends. I’ve only used hot process in a crockpot and wanted to experiment with this method, but have been a bit fearful. You were so thorough in this video, I think I’ll give it a try. Thank you so much for sharing. P.S. I love the way you speak about your wife. Made watching even more enjoyable.
Thanks for the awesome videos👍 I really love watching the soap get cut it's the best part!
Man, that was an informative video, thank you for bringing your own magic to the process!!
Very enjoyable to watch. Thankyou for taking the time to share your skills and knowledge.
I love your soap and I am so grateful that you took the time to show us when you cut it because that's the part I enjoy the most it's exciting
You are welcome
You make me miss my husband. He was the creative one. I'm the one that likes to repeat the same way of doing things. I like to experiment with additives, trying out new ways of doing things, but colors and designs go right over my head.
And yes! I don't go to amusement parks but my kids hate that when we watch movies together I'm all about the technical aspects and lose the excitement of them.
My only advantage is that I'm ambidextrous. 😀
I think your Wife excelled in husband picking! Thanks for helping me become the Soaper I want to become, new subbie!
He's a keeper!
my name is Regina somehow my Grandson age 10 put my account in his name..lol i have been making soap for about 6 yrs and just started using goats milk i seen from others the benefit's that come from using it.. Keep your fingers crossed since today doing a HP eith Goats milk just like yours. when using clays does that make the soap produce less bubbles? I'm sure it makes the bar have a wonderful slip about it. i see this video was from a yr ago, do u still make soaps and bathbombs..? i hope so, we soap makers need someone like u think are very informative.. Don't want your recipes or secretes just a few questions i had. awesome job 👍 i watch vids while i soap instead of jamming tunes..
I love, love, love your video!! What a great tutorial on making soap this way! It gives confidence to keep going. Today I made my first batch of crock pot soap. I was very happy with the results so far. We'll see when I cut it. I'm so glad I stumbled on your video. Thank you for your patience and details. Happy soaping!
The man knows what he's doing and that a huge batch for HP!😊I love this method too. It makes me feel like a witch with her cauldron😂
Excellent instructional narrative. Thumbs up for giving credit to your wifey. I've been practicing the hot process method and will definitely apply your tips. Thanks for sharing you SBHP technique. Btw I always like to watch the cut.. It shows the beautiful swirls of a finished product. :)
She's a keeper
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, I learned a lot from you today. For a minute, at the end, I was afraid you wouldn't be posting the cut! Thanks a bunch
It's always a personal preference on whether you want to see the cut or not. Some days we do, some days we don't. We've got some loaves that are curing as an intact loaf so, we won't see what the bars are until later.....Patience is learned.
I'm sure I wrote a comment to you before but hey i'm going to do it again!
Your videos are very to the point! I have learnt so much from it . Thank you for your expertise. Jan from UK
It's in my nature, for better or for worse. A lot of times, when you're trying to learn something new, extra information and talking doesn't help the process.
I personally find too much talking just to fill the quietness annoying!, I do not want to know about what your cat ate today, I want to be able to write notes as i watch the videos or just enjoy the beauty of the soap making process without noise.
thank you for sharing this video, I love the fact that this is a different way other than the freezing of the milk and scorching through the lye. Perfect! Thanks again!
Oops! I hit the wrong button on that post. I was saying, I loved your video. You are so thorough & it's obvious that you love to make soap. Your love of the cutting & the surprise of finding out how good ( or not so good) it looks comes through. The love & respect for your spouse even shines through in this video. Thank you for sharing your sbhp method with us. I've tried this method but have been doing mostly cp recently. I may try again. Your soap turned out so nice. Thank you for a great video!
OMG, I loved hearing you explain what's going on! Thank you! Can't wait to watch more of your videos.
Until now i have been intrigued by hp, but your video inspires me to go all out-will venture into hp this week. Near excellent narrative explanation and demonstration.. Art and engineering are perfect partners. Give thanks. Continued blessings.
WOW!!! just wow .. love that soap .. how did you manage to get it so silky? and so fluid till the end .. wow .. love it thank you so much for the video it really helps newbies like us ..and hope you are better by now that cough ...blessssss you
Thanks Mary!
On “HowToMakeSoap” she did a 12lb batch of SBHP and said she’d never seen anyone on YT do that big of a batch. Well we’ve now found a bigger batch!!!!
Love the couple of "Boom!" sound effects :)
THANKS for this simple video. I like it plain. Male soapers get rid of the fluff and tend to better explain straight forward steps in the soaping process. Just my opinion and now I'm less intimidated in making HP soap. Wishing you the best in your business.
I know! Keep it plain and simple!
Awesome video. You explain so well; thank you. Haven’t soaped in years. You have encouraged me to do so! Your soap is lovely!
Great video. Thanks for going through the whole process for hot process soap. Very well done.
Fantastic job explaining the steps & reasonings behind your process! Thank you for sharing. I am less intimidated by it now ~ definately like the thought of better efficiency with my soaping time. :)
You can do it Eva!
eva edmonds commercial blender you found it most ic chef shops
Thanks for sharing!! TOTALLY enjoyed watching and thanks so much for sharing your tips! Beautiful soap!! :)
Thank you, that is so helpful, I have been eyeing the waring big stix pro, I like the detachable wand, I guess a visit to restaurant depot is going to be in order. I have even considered possibly getting an upright freezer that I solely dedicate to SBHP, but I really don't need another appliance. I really do appreciate you coming back to me and answering all our questions.
Great video! Thank you for showing how you make soap.
best HP soap tutorial. wished I saw you video before I messed up my soap.
You can't be a soaper without messing up a batch or three. Matter of fact, had one go down in flames not that long ago. Welcome to the club
Ok, this was a great video to watch, loved it. Thanks for allowing us to watch your process. Your soap turned out awesome.
Love the video. I have not tried sbhp yet but I've watched your video several times and now feel comfortable to try it. Thanks for the very informative video. Your soaps are beautiful. 😊
You can do it!
Great video, you did a beautiful job showing everyone how to simpli make Stick Blender Hot Process Soap....thanks for sharing...Thank YOU...cheers from Nova Scotia Canada
Great instructional video. I like all the clear explanations. Thank you for sharing this with us💕
enjoyed your video! Thank you! your soap is beautiful !!!
Excellent!!!! Bravo!!! You guys are the best....
Thanks Tana!
We are happy to share because there have been so many that have helped and shared with us
I love to see soap getting cut! Woo h oo it's Awsome to see the end results with your patterns that you make and each piece is different yes please show the cutting!
Thank you for sharing. Beautiful soap. Right after the holidays I'm back to making soap for me and mine. Goats milk and charcoal facial soap are my big sellers, and I sold what I was going to keep.
Hi I’m a new subscriber and learning about soapmaking by myself by watching videos and your channel popped up. I’m so glad 😁👍
Thank you for this video! It is informational and easily understandable. I make my shaving soaps with this method.
I like the way you teach us making a soap its look easy thanks.
Thank you for your clear instructions and inspirational video!
Great video; it's fantastic when a person's passion comes through! Loved watching your process, it's explained very well, fun - LOL a few times (still laughing at the "using other people's silverware" I can relate), and AWE the shout out to your wife was awesome. If even I don't try this process - I doubt my stick blender would survive it - it was pretty cool to see and I'd most likely watch it again just because. Thanks for sharing! New subscriber =)
lol @ "using other people's silverware" and I can relate too.
Old habits die hard. Sometimes for very good reasons. I have a method. When I follow this method every time, the likelihood of me making a mistake decreases. Pouring from a different direction, seemed like a low risk maneuver. :)
Did you ever get a 9 volt battery for that smoke alarm or are you still ignoring it?
Thanks for sharing! Beautiful soap!
Wonderful tutorial! Thank you. You have removed so much of the mystery for me. I will try the HP method soon. I wondered if your batch was in a burner especially since you did lean on the pot consistently during instructions. Again thank you for sharing.
Awesome video. Never seen a hot process soap making video before this one. I normally watch a&n suds n such. She makes cold process and some times used the heat transfer method also.
Thanks so much for sharing! Not too many do this in a stock pot. I've been debating on getting that stick blender you are using. Are you in my FB group, Soap Making and Business Coaching? Would love to have you if you aren't.
Thank you for your awesome video. What is the name of the mold liner you used please.
Just a question regarding the milk addition......did you discount the lye water to start with? Love to know the answer as I'm very interested. The best video I've seen in years. Extremely inspirational and fantastic to see a bloke. Please don't stop sharing.
I very much enjoyed watching your process....I have made soap for many years...watched a lot of video's of other's making soap.....you are very good at your craft.....thank you for sharing your process...I am subscribing in hopes I learn more from you....thank you...mary
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing your process, this was super helpful! 🤗
Excellent video. Really enjoyed watching. I was searching for adding liquid goat's milk to HP soap & found you. I'm predominantly a fluid hot process soaper & cook the soap on my range. Lovely soap. Xxx
Thank you. GREAT video!!!
thank you!
if you ever have questions just let us know!
love your videos! thanks for sharing!
I'm so glad to see your video it's very informative. could you please tell me what's the bar size of your soap cutter? thanks you.
i am somewhat new to making soap. I am so excited about trying this method. I have goats so of course I am wanting to make goat milk soap. I am wondering if in this method you used lye water instead of lye milk and if you had to discount the lye water to be able to add your milk at the end. I am assuming that the milk that you added at the end is the only milk in the soap because it didnt look like your mixture at the beginning was a lye milk mixture. Thank you so much for your help!!!
I'm left brained also, and my OCD really wants to change your smoke alarm battery. Enjoyed watching the soap making though!
Fabu! Thanks for making this great vid.