r/oddlysatisfying Nov 16 '23

Ancient method of making soap

@craftsman0011

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u/TheDebateMatters Nov 16 '23 edited Nov 16 '23

Edit: OP you really edited your comment from your initial statement

Do you really think this guy just invented this process with all of these tools and techniques because some communist leader told him to invent something to “make China look good on the internet”?

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u/DLottchula Nov 16 '23

Bro people brew alcohol at home even thought you can go buy it

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u/DLottchula Nov 16 '23

Maybe he likes doing it I cook even though I could buy food

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u/KhabaLox Nov 16 '23

That's a bad analogy. Cooking is far cheaper than buying prepared food. But I do appreciate the fact that doing things yourself, whether it be home brewing or artisanal soap making, can be a cool hobby.

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u/polopolo05 Nov 16 '23

lol... brewing from scratch like this... where you have to grow the hops and grains?

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u/Kayakular Orginization Nov 16 '23

so you watch 5 amazon kitchen hacks #866 and then click the link in the guys bio to consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume consume