Web Site Change

We are moving texassoap.com to a different host. The site may be up and down all weekend.
Please visit our new site http://www.mistsoap.com

Have a great weekend!

Lots of soap being made this weekend including 98 bars of Clean Cotton Type Old Fashioned Lye Soap (blue), 14 bars Lemongrass Tea Tree Old Fashioned Lye Soap (yellow), 90 bars of unscented Old Fashioned Lye Soap. 2 bars Rain western style soap, 2 bars White Tea Ginger Type heart soap, and 2 bars Sandalwood Musk crow soap.

We took time out to enjoy a family Easter lunch!

Happy Easter to our son in training and to all our troops! God bless.

Texas Soap Name Change

In 2007, I tried to change Texas Soap & Sundries from a sole proprietorship to a limited liability company (Texas Soap & Sundries LLC). The name was unavailable due to other companies having similar names. I decided to change the name. I wanted a short name that was easy for folks to remember and that created a word picture when the name came to mind. After months of trying to come up with a new name, I gave up and decided if it was meant to be I would come up with something, if not I would leave it. One morning after changing the water filter in the kitchen faucet, I noticed a mist above the sink. That was the word I was looking for! A perfect word picture!. It took months for me to get enough courage to change the name after all Texas Soap & Sundries had been around since November 2000.
On March 25, 2009, Texas Soap became Mist Soap LLC.
I am working on a new website (mistsoap.com) and will announce our Grand Opening when it is finished. TexasSoap.com will remain open at least until the new site is ready.

Happy Easter!