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We are now offering free soap to anyone providing a 300 word or more story of how they or their family has used lye soap. Stories especially appreciated are stories of grandparents and homemade soap making. These stories will appear at grannys with your name attached or not if you prefer it that way. Any interesting story wil do
Lye Soap Folklore
Though there is no medical evidence that old fashioned lye soap cures poison ivy, it is sometimes called poison ivy soap. It has also been clamimed to cure dandruff, psoriasis, itchy skin, acne, eczema, bed bugs, poison oak, moquito bites, mites and head lice. Some settlers would only stir soap mixes with a sassafrass stick. Why? Was rain water better than creek water, many soap makers thought so. In Appalachia it is called the Appalachian cure all. A common cousin of lye soap is pine tar soap that was also made with lye and from the readily available pine tar settlers were using in many ways.
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http://www.grannyslyesoap.com/
Direct Form link
http://www.grannyslyesoap.com/soap_samples.html
Get Free Soap
We are now offering free soap to anyone providing a 300 word or more story of how they or their family has used lye soap. Stories especially appreciated are stories of grandparents and homemade soap making. These stories will appear at grannys with your name attached or not if you prefer it that way. Any interesting story wil do
Lye Soap Folklore
Though there is no medical evidence that old fashioned lye soap cures poison ivy, it is sometimes called poison ivy soap. It has also been clamimed to cure dandruff, psoriasis, itchy skin, acne, eczema, bed bugs, poison oak, moquito bites, mites and head lice. Some settlers would only stir soap mixes with a sassafrass stick. Why? Was rain water better than creek water, many soap makers thought so. In Appalachia it is called the Appalachian cure all. A common cousin of lye soap is pine tar soap that was also made with lye and from the readily available pine tar settlers were using in many ways.
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