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    Smile Happy to be back!!!

    I've been MIA for a couple of months. To busy worrying and feeling sorry for my self, holdiays, etc.....

    But I am back and I bring with me a brand new positive attitude!!!!!

    I was lurking around and saw different challanges, will get nto some of those, and saw a few post I was curious about.

    On this soap making stuff,,, is is cost effective? Would it not be cheaper to buy soap instead of all the supplies to make it?

    I plan of making 2009 the best year ever!!!!
    So, I hope everyone is prepared to be hit with 1001 questions!!!

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    Welcome back! I have not tried the homemade soaps, but I imagine that it is cost effective, only becuase you get a much larger batch when making then when you buy it already made. But I'm sure someone who has made it can let you know for sure!

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    Welcome back....you should find all that you want to know here.......if you don't see what you are looking for... ASK AWAY!
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    Hi and welcome back.

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    :welcomeback: to you & your new attitude.
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    Welcome back! :cwave2:
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    Hi and welcome back. Unsure about cost effectiveness of home made soaps as I have never made them. Have fun reading and posting.

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    Welcome from NM. I make soap. Laundry and body. Both are significantly cheaper for me.

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    welcome back
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    Hello and back from Alabama!! Glad you found us again and good luck with all your challenges!!
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    Hi and Welcome back!
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    Hi and welcome to Frugal Village from cold, cold Canada!
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