Diy soap

>>1151205
Google has a plethora of technical guides. That should get you started.

From what I've read over the years on /diy/, it's fun and all, but you're neither gonna save any money compared to buying soap, nor is it a very profitable (or profitable at all) venture, considering the profit margins, time required, and effort of establishing yourself on the (very limited and saturated) market.

That's how I remember it at least, you might want to wait for someone actually in the business.

>>1151208
Thanks anon, appreciate the input. Not to bother you, but you said you've been on DIY for a while now, have you seen any DIY activities that have come out as profitable?

>>1151210
Carpentry, welding, and metal working

There is a reason those are the common jobs

>>1151210
There's this one guy who kinda sorta modernizes old radios. IIRC he claims to make profit.

As a general rule, you need to be pretty good to make money. Plus you have to have marketing skills.

>>1151214
I have marketing skills, that's not an issue for me. Do you know of any DIY things that would be profitable? Thanks in advance.

>>1151223
step 1. learn to grow gourmet edible mushrooms.
step 2. sell to local coop
step 3. ???
step 4. profit!

I almost got excited because that looks like album art for a new Shahmen album.