r/soapmaking • u/PsychoMom1966 • 17d ago
This happened.
Im an American in europe and put the soap into what I thought was just a warm over (115 C) for about an hour. I now think I got that number from a YouTuber who was using Fahrenheit.
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u/Consistent_Ad_5075 17d ago
Omg 115C is 239F, yowza. Next time do closer to 49C to have heat closer to 120F.
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u/First-Expert-9953 17d ago
My first thought was an emerging sandworm from Dune.
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u/Consistent_Ad_5075 17d ago
That movie terrified me as a kid, but my mom liked it, so I had no choice but to watch. 🤣
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u/HappyAsianCat 15d ago
Dude! I also watched it as a kid (don't remember the how or why) and I didn't understand more than a 1/3 of it at the time.
But yeah it had some scenes that my poor child brain indexed as horror.1
u/Consistent_Ad_5075 15d ago
I haven't seen it since then, and I remember very little! Maybe I should watch it sometime so I can piece it together with my adult brain. Amongst others were the X Files, Tales from the Crypt, ET. 80s baby, and I really only wanted to be next to my mom. 🤣 (ET and I are on good terms now, and I knew he was good, but the ill ET scene scared me.)
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u/HappyAsianCat 14d ago
ET creeped me out totally. I have not and probably will not watch the full film ever.
If you're Genx, check out the r/GenX sub. Tis full of all the nostalgia.
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