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Monday, 2 May 2022

Simple steps How to Make Liquid Soap at Home

 Hi there, today we are going to make you learn a very important thing to add smiles to you and and your family. There is always a need to save money when you need to. This post will teach the basic steps to make liquid soap which you can use for all your cleaning at home. Let say you want to wash your toilet and bath room, make laundry or even watch plate, one liquid soap can do that for you.

I won't keep you waiting any longer I know I have wet your appetite enough on this issue, I am hoping to make a video tutorial on this topic via my YouTube channel, so be rest assured that the very same steps I will be giving you here is what I will definitely be using over there. So it all depends on how fast a learner you are and what learning methods works for you.

how to make liquid soap



Yeah enough of the introductory speech, let's up in immediately to the matter of the day. Now before I start taking you on a baby step on this, it will be nice to list out the items you need for the production. Note, the price might be different from what you have in your locality, this therefore means that I will omit the part of pricing in this post. To confirm the price of any item I will be posting here, please consult your local store.

ITEM LIST


  • Distilled water for the lye mixture.
  • ounce sunflower oil.
  • 7 ounce coconut oil.
  • 5 1/2 ounce potassium hydroxide KOH.
  • 40 ounce distilled water to dilute the soap paste.
  • 2 ounce boric acid
  • 3 ounce fragrance or essential oil, as desired.
  • Soap dye or colorant, if desired.

HOW TO GIVE YOUR LIQUID SOUP A GOOD SCENT

If you’d like to scent your soap you can also add essential oils, though that’s completely optional. 

Those that smell nice and that have disinfectant qualities include lavandin, peppermint, and tea tree. At the end of the process, you’ll have a golden liquid soap that’s golden and translucent.

STEP BY STEP GUIDE ON THE LIQUID SOAP MIXTURE

At the end of this steps, you will discover that with only a few inexpensive supplies, you can easily make up a big batch of liquid hand soap to use as hand wash or body wash. If you don’t like using soap bars, but seem to have a drawer full; this is a great liquid soap recipe to utilize them.

Please before I talk about the steps, let's see the utensils in your kitchen you can use for this production.

  • Grater
  • Medicine measuring cup
  • Measuring Jug
  • Large Saucepan
  • Whisk
  • Funnel & Ladle
  • Empty Soap Dispenser Pump Bottle
A major difference between making liquid soap and bar soap is that it is a "hot process" soap.
Now let get on with the steps.

  • Bring the Soap Paste to Trace.
  • Cook the Paste
  • Test the Paste
  • Dilute the Paste.
  • Neutralize the Liquid Soap
  • Add Fragrance or Color.
  • Let the Liquid Soap Rest

Thursday, 9 August 2012

Nollywood actor, Zack Orji

Nollywood actor, Zack Orji, reveals what he has been doing off the stage, in this interview with GBENGA ADENIJI
Consistency is one of the features of the acting industry. In fact, the majority of its players know that    being regular faces, coupled with a good talent, can considerably earn them roles while also winning them a fair share of movie lovers.
But for Zack Orji, who has been in the trade for some time, the fact is that he has not been regular on the screen because he is currently concentrating on a much practical aspect of movie-making.
Orji says, “I am not retiring from acting. It is true that I have not been active on screen because I have been involved in a project which involves teaching people different aspects of acting; costuming, lightning designing, cinematography and so on.’’
He explains that he has been doing a kind of itinerant training in the areas in collaboration with another production outfit for various zones in the Niger-Delta.
Orji, who states that they act as consultants to the Niger Delta Ministry, adds that the training will also take place soon in South Africa and Canada.
The actor further says he has just starred in three films that have yet to be released. But when prodded into giving the titles of the films, Orji says, ‘‘ I cannot mention them all now but I can tell you that Half of A Yellow  Sun is one of them.’’