Soap from remnants: the simplest recipe
Multi-colored fragrant soaps are an excellent basis for a new piece of detergent. They make soap from leftovers for a variety of reasons, including a desire to experiment, a love of handicrafts, and simply a desire to save an extra fifty dollars during a difficult period for the family. Probably, such primitive soap making could be recommended for inclusion in a home economics course for girls, it is such a simple and useful activity.
1. Grate pieces of toilet soap. Some of them can simply be chopped with a knife - in this case, multi-colored inclusions, like confetti, will decorate the future creation.
2. Pour the crushed product into a container for cooking detergent. When the volume of starting material is small, up to 200 g, preference should be given to dishes with a small diameter, otherwise the soap base will simply be smeared on the walls during the melting period. An option is a tin can with processed edges and a liter ladle or saucepan.
3. Pour warm water over soap shavings, stir and leave for 20 minutes to swell.
4.Boil the soap in a water bath until you obtain a homogeneous consistency. This usually takes about 15 minutes.
5. Spread the mixture into silicone or plastic molds, pre-greased with a drop of vegetable oil.
After an hour, remove the cooled and hardened soap from the molds.
Dry it for three days, wrap it in parchment paper and put it in the pantry until you need a new piece of detergent.
Read how to make a toilet freshener from soap debris - https://home.washerhouse.com/en/5875-kak-sdelat-osvezhitel-dlja-unitaza-svoimi-rukami.html
Required:
- Remnants – 100 g.
- Water – 50 ml.
Preparation
1. Grate pieces of toilet soap. Some of them can simply be chopped with a knife - in this case, multi-colored inclusions, like confetti, will decorate the future creation.
2. Pour the crushed product into a container for cooking detergent. When the volume of starting material is small, up to 200 g, preference should be given to dishes with a small diameter, otherwise the soap base will simply be smeared on the walls during the melting period. An option is a tin can with processed edges and a liter ladle or saucepan.
3. Pour warm water over soap shavings, stir and leave for 20 minutes to swell.
4.Boil the soap in a water bath until you obtain a homogeneous consistency. This usually takes about 15 minutes.
5. Spread the mixture into silicone or plastic molds, pre-greased with a drop of vegetable oil.
After an hour, remove the cooled and hardened soap from the molds.
Dry it for three days, wrap it in parchment paper and put it in the pantry until you need a new piece of detergent.
Read how to make a toilet freshener from soap debris - https://home.washerhouse.com/en/5875-kak-sdelat-osvezhitel-dlja-unitaza-svoimi-rukami.html
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