Just a Little bit of everything
By AmberLynn
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
United States
April 28, 2018 7:25pm CST
The Week Of
Has anyone watched this movie yet? it's a Netflix Original and has Adam Sandler and Chris Rock in it. If you have, don't spoil it for me, but let me know if you thought it was good. I haven't decided whether I want to watch it yet or not.
I saw a blurb on the news today, something about people here in NC having sued a pig farmer because of the smell. Apparently those people "can't enjoy their homes" because of the noise and smell. 
I didn't watch the full segment, but I think the judge ruled in the favor of the neighbors, and I'm sitting here thinking.. Come on, you had to expect the smell when you moved into the area! 
Of course, not sure how long the farm has been there versus the neighbors, but still! I don't think it was right for them to sue the farmer.
Ok, let's see, what else.
I've begun making my own body wash. Well, I say "begun", but I just made one batch so far. I'm not too impressed with myself, but not too unimpressed either. I used Clary Sage and Vetiver together, and yes that does create a very unique scent. I used a castile soap that already had carrier oil in it, but I added a bit of almond oil. Put it in a old body wash bottle. I'll buy some PET plastic bottles eventually.
Anyone else create their own soaps, household products, lotions? etc?
I didn't watch the full segment, but I think the judge ruled in the favor of the neighbors, and I'm sitting here thinking.. Come on, you had to expect the smell when you moved into the area!
Of course, not sure how long the farm has been there versus the neighbors, but still! I don't think it was right for them to sue the farmer.
Ok, let's see, what else.
I've begun making my own body wash. Well, I say "begun", but I just made one batch so far. I'm not too impressed with myself, but not too unimpressed either. I used Clary Sage and Vetiver together, and yes that does create a very unique scent. I used a castile soap that already had carrier oil in it, but I added a bit of almond oil. Put it in a old body wash bottle. I'll buy some PET plastic bottles eventually.
Anyone else create their own soaps, household products, lotions? etc?4 people like this
6 responses
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
29 Apr 18
I think the air freshener would be better suited around the necks of the humans, don't ya think? 
If you do get the chance, ;let me know what you think. I'm still of two minds as to whether I'll watch it. I am so picky with what I watch now.
If you do get the chance, ;let me know what you think. I'm still of two minds as to whether I'll watch it. I am so picky with what I watch now.1 person likes this
@rheicel (7068)
• Philippines
29 Apr 18
Nope, I've never been able to make my own household products because I don't know how. Though I'm interested in making a dishwashing liquid and sell it eventually.
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
30 Apr 18
There are a lot of different recipes for that type of stuff online.
For instance, I've seen one that says save your orange peels and soak them in vinegar. After a week, put the vinegar that was soaked in the orange peels in a spray bottle. It's supposed to be good at keeping ants away, and the citrus is a good disinfectant.
I'm not sure if you can access youtube, but if you can look for "aromahead" on youtube, she has a lot of videos, some of which focus on cleaning products.
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@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
1 May 18
@rheicel I hope they are beneficial to you.
You can also just search youtube for general cleaning recipes.
Most people use Vinegar or lemons.
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@rheicel (7068)
• Philippines
30 Apr 18
@ScribbledAdNauseum Yes, I can watch on YT. Okay, I'm gonna check her channel.
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@snowy22315 (169643)
• United States
1 May 18
I haven't heard of the movie. I don't like to experiment with anything I think is going to create a mess.
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
1 May 18
I can understand not experimenting with things you think going to create a mess. That's one reason why I think I'll never make Cold processed soaps. That it will make a mess, or that I will make a mess with ust attempting it.
The liquid soap I made was really easy to make, but honestly you can buy castille soaps with fragrances already added in and use it just like that as well.
@Poppylicious (11133)
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1 May 18
There's a village near here which is famous for its putrid human sewerage smell, which also happens to be next to a landfill site. Poor villagers. Thankfully we just get the stink of onions in my town!
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
1 May 18
There's sewage plant near where my sister lives. My uncle used to live nearly right beside it. We can smell it when going towards the next town over, but only on occasion.
I would hate to live in that village, for sure.
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
2 May 18
That was my question. I think the farm processes for Smithfield, and the newscast brought up that some people believe the neighbors should have went to Smithfield and not the farm.
Soaping is a tedious process, I love to watch but I think beyond Melt and Pour, I just couldn't do it.
I've used cold processed soap others have made and I don't like the way it feels on my skin.
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@HeavenlyB (223)
• Johannesburg, South Africa
30 Apr 18
You are creative you can make a business with your body wash, how does it treat the body?
@ScribbledAdNauseum (104632)
• United States
1 May 18
It depends on the products you use. There are benefits to using coconut oil, for instance. It's a natural skin softener for one, but there are plenty f other benefits besides.
Shea and cocoa butter are the same, skin softening, but I believe they help with skin conditions (eczema, psoriasis etc).
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