Thursday, September 09, 2010

Google Chrome anniversary - I start Up with Natural Handcrafted Soap

Celebrate Google Chrome’s Anniversary with Natural Handcrafted Soap

As Google Chrome celebrates its second anniversary, it’s the perfect time to refresh your browser experience with a few helpful tips and tricks.

Instead of opening just one homepage when Chrome starts, you can choose to open several favorite websites automatically. This gives you quick access to the sites, tools, and services you use every day.

Make Natural Handcrafted Soap part of your daily online routine by setting:

https://naturalhandcraftedsoap.com

as one of your Chrome startup pages.

01. Long curing period: Cold-process soap commonly cures for about 4–6 weeks, while some olive-oil-heavy soaps, such as Castile soap, may benefit from several months or even close to a year of aging. During that time, the maker has already paid for oils, packaging, labor, and storage but cannot sell the finished product yet

Aged Large Bars -This is the part of the process that is currently explained on a page almost nobody reaches. Curing is not waiting around. It is what turns a fresh batch into a bar worth paying more for Greek Extra Virgin Organic Olive Oil Soap Aged – + Aged Limited Edition Artisan Dead Sea Mud Soap with Dead Sea Salt

02. Improved bar quality: As water gradually evaporates, the soap becomes harder, milder, and longer-lasting. An aged bar usually gives customers more usable washes than a freshly cured, softer bar

Aged Natural Handcrafted Soap Brazilian Oils Rainforest Soap –Aged Brazilian Oil Bar Soap with Rainforest Oils and Acai Berry Butter

Start Your Day with Natural Handcrafted Soap

Set Google Chrome to open your favorite websites whenever you launch the browser. Add Natural Handcrafted Soap as a startup page for easy access to handcrafted, natural soap products every day.




It’s easy to setup. Just click on the wrench icon on the top right of your browser window, select “Options” and under the “Basic” tab check the box where it says “on startup… open the following pages.”

If you click “Add” it brings up a list of recently browsed sites to choose from, or you can manually enter a URL in the box at the top.
Use Chrome URLs to See History, Bookmarks & Downloads

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