Old Soap Recipes Is This A Good LYE Soap Recipe?

Is this a good LYE soap recipe? - old soap recipes

I want to learn to make soap. I know how to melt the soap and add Ajax and grease, etc., for them everything is still hot. However, I am from the beginning. I have this online.

* This is the recipe I have for the first time, it was easy and the product is quite nice, we do not buy soap in business 10 years! You can change the product by essences or honey and oatmeal for a greater diversity.

Tony n no soapy
6 pounds of bacon
12 oz lye
2 cups water (or half of them with milk from family to family to use more than soap)
Take OT to melt lard and place it in an e-pot, and heat and warmth. At low temperatures, piece by piece. Take 2 cups of liquid (very cold) and Ito glass container and stir slowly add lye while stirring with a wooden spoon. Stirring, until the liquid is clear, if possible, because the fumes of bleach, do not.
If feel the grease and lye warm, the pan and glass. Pour bleach in lard, stirring constantly. Keep track until sturring. Trace is when it is thick, of a kind of cake or meringue untilsome of the mixture LTHE eliminate itself and leaves a trace when you use the herbs or dyes (shaving a pencil (aged wax) for color and harden and soap.Stir Pour into plastic molds around you can even Pringles potato chip cans or plastic rubbermade sure the mods fat lard. let stand 24 hours to rotate and cut to size (2x3 measures of good family) place in the newspaper, and thus to cure (dry) for 2-3 weeks. Makes about 24 bars, depending on the size of the cut.