These are some of the best tips I've seen. Thanks so much for the info! I don't understand why anyone would give a thumbs down. I think some people just go around doing that for meanness.
they give thumbs down because he is effectively giving away tips of the trade... which means anybody could make their own bath bombs. potentially affecting others business.... i think its AWESOME that he gave such wonderful and helpful tips and tricks.
Can someone explain the number 1 secret part please? How do I mesure out from the total of baking soda if i come to chose a bit of corn starch (which makes it float i heard) for exemple. And what is it about the 1/3 of the citric acid. Thank a lot
Thanks so much Jeff for your tips. I guess keeping the recipe simple makes it so much better. You all do such an awesome job, and hats off to Myra such a nice job with showing how she makes them. Another great video with tips....um got any cookies?
AWESOME!!! Thank You for sharing the exact amounts of baking soda to citric acid amount and the oil also. YES!!! I am so anxious to try to make these this year for the ladies in Our Family. I am going to enclose 1 of these in a Bath basket for Christmas Gifts for the ladies in Our Family. 😊👍🏼
Kay X . hey kay you can use it for so much. de rusting anything. put it your washing too and you can use it to clean with on your worktops. put it in your water to soften it.
So if I use cornstarch, I subtract that amount from the baking soda? Wouldn't that cut into the fizzing action? Do most ppl not use cornstarch and Epsom salt? I know cornstarch helps them float and Epsom salts is a stabilizer.
This is really interesting info, I didn't know to get rid of some baking soda for additives. Let me see if I've got this straight: If I'm using 100 g citric acid, 50 g of baking soda, and then I have 10 g of additive I want to include, I would keep the citric acid at 100g and the baking soda would go to 40 g - is this correct?
just use a 2:1 ratio... so to practice use 1 cup of backing soda and 1/2 cup citric acid. when you get good, increase the amount but stick to the ratio
So would you say that this ratio is correct or incorrect? 1 cup Baking soda to 1 cup Citric acid 1/2 cup Cornstarch??? Essential oil and you mentioned Water????
Who is watching in 2017
The MexicanMan no one it’s 2018
Truth Seeker hey I am watching and it Feb 2018
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Nah 2019.
Thank you very much for the tips!! Especially about taking extra ingredients away from the BiCarb Soda. You're the first I've heard sharing that tip!
These are some of the best tips I've seen. Thanks so much for the info! I don't understand why anyone would give a thumbs down. I think some people just go around doing that for meanness.
they give thumbs down because he is effectively giving away tips of the trade... which means anybody could make their own bath bombs. potentially affecting others business....
i think its AWESOME that he gave such wonderful and helpful tips and tricks.
Still buying our large bombs from him but thanks to his video we are now making our own shower bombs that they don't make. Thanks Jeff!!
Can someone explain the number 1 secret part please? How do I mesure out from the total of baking soda if i come to chose a bit of corn starch (which makes it float i heard) for exemple. And what is it about the 1/3 of the citric acid. Thank a lot
If you wanted to use polysorbate 80 how much would you use????
Thanks so much Jeff for your tips. I guess keeping the recipe simple makes it so much better. You all do such an awesome job, and hats off to Myra such a nice job with showing how she makes them. Another great video with tips....um got any cookies?
Everywhere I look the citric acid says it fine grandular, is this right ? I don’t see any other glandular acid, thanks
AWESOME!!! Thank You for sharing the exact amounts of baking soda to citric acid amount and the oil also. YES!!! I am so anxious to try to make these this year for the ladies in Our Family. I am going to enclose 1 of these in a Bath basket for Christmas Gifts for the ladies in Our Family. 😊👍🏼
So I have a question how much fragrance oil or essential oils do i use for a bowl of mix if I'm using 4c bs and 2c ca?
Thank you so much for this info I've just started making them and I'm having so much fun
Hi great video, what sort of coloring do you recommend to use?
This is an older video but how awesome !!! Thank you ~~
I have been doing my researcg before starting to make my BB's ..I am seeing BS causes yeast infections ??
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crap.... I just purchased a 5 lb fine grain bag of citric acid 😣
Kay X . hey kay you can use it for so much. de rusting anything. put it your washing too and you can use it to clean with on your worktops. put it in your water to soften it.
what is the best way to color bath bombs?
When you add the scent is that included in the oil measurement or the water?
joe mamma oil, as fragrance is made into oil, and the density of water is too high to mix in the fragrance oil.
THank you!!!
Thank you
your too fast😩
So if I use cornstarch, I subtract that amount from the baking soda? Wouldn't that cut into the fizzing action? Do most ppl not use cornstarch and Epsom salt? I know cornstarch helps them float and Epsom salts is a stabilizer.
So glad I found this video. These tips actually make sense! Thank you!!!
very helpful video. Thank you. Cannot wait to start
2018. Thank you very much for the video
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the fizzing action is from the citric acid not the baking soda
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Great tips! Thank you!!!
Great video! How much color and scent do you add?
how can you fix a batch once its messed up
How come u don't need to let them dry or something?
This is really interesting info, I didn't know to get rid of some baking soda for additives. Let me see if I've got this straight:
If I'm using 100 g citric acid, 50 g of baking soda, and then I have 10 g of additive I want to include, I would keep the citric acid at 100g and the baking soda would go to 40 g - is this correct?
Megan Schafer Not quite, because you want 100 g Baking Soda to 50 g Citric Acid. But otherwise you're correct.
had this been given away yet? I hope not lol
color bath bombs with dispersing color?
I make all mine by hand.
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Thank u for sharing us I love it to practice
do you need a preservative when using water?
No but i don't recommend using water since it can set off the reaction prematurely
wha is your CUP ??? how much soda in grams do you use !!!!! thanks !!!!
just use a 2:1 ratio... so to practice use 1 cup of backing soda and 1/2 cup citric acid. when you get good, increase the amount but stick to the ratio
Good but confusing tips. I'll have to watch this again, it's late and I'm too sleepy to follow his ratios.
How about wearing plastic gloves, every time I see videos about making bath bombs, no one wears gloves. It's kinda gross.
What size are your molds? is 60 mm a good size
So would you say that this ratio is correct or incorrect? 1 cup Baking soda to 1 cup Citric acid 1/2 cup Cornstarch??? Essential oil and you mentioned Water????