I just had a look at this video on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ietQhr4J7qE&index=794&list=WL
It is an urban explorer who go into an abandonned soap factory. I like the video. It is just sad that the soap factory was so empty. It is a very old soap factory and it was pretty much bare when the cameraman visited the place. It been abandonned since a long time and it show. No material for soap making. If there wasn't any mention in the title, I wouldn't have guessed it was a soap making factory. It is really empty there.
It made me wonder. What a more recent abandonned soap making factory would look like? I would also like to compare that with an actual soap making factory. I am curious about ordinary soap being made. I saw some excerpt of Marseille soap being made. They are stamped. Otherwise, I am curious on how manufactured soap are made. It is sure they are doing it in large quantity. I know how small scale soap making is made, I have made a few batches (I am a beginner, btw). I also made a lot of melt and pour soap. Would like to see how it is made for the masses. I don't know if it had been made.
New search for me to do. I think I will start a list of research to do. Would be more out of curiosity. I doubt it would be useful for other creative projects. It would be more a fun trivia to impart to others.
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