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PROCESS
Mix 1 and 2 and when they are well mixed add 3 and continue mixing. When everything is
integrated, add the 4 and the five and at the end the 6
The powder should be sifted before mixing to make it easier to mix and to avoid any foreign
elements.
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Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 11:20am
TOILET AND FLOOR CLEANER
for a gallon
PROCESS
This product must be prepared in an open place and with extreme caution due to the type
of acid used.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 11:21am
HAND GEL DEGREASER
PROCESS
Dissolve one in two, stirring moderately until it is evenly mixed, then add 3 and 4 and
neutralize with 5 and let it sit for an hour until it thickens and add six and then 7 and 8.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 11:25am
DISHWASHER
For 1 gallon
1-Texapon N70 14 Ounces
2-Coperlan KD 2 Ounces
3-Citric Acid ½ Ounce
4-Ground Salt 4 Ounces
5-Water 3.5 Liters
6-Color to taste
7-Glidant (Preservative) ½ Ounce
8-Fragrance to Taste
PROCESS:
Mix Texapon N70, Coperlan KD, Citric Acid and Ground Salt. Stir by adding water little by
little. The color is added and then the Glidant Plus and Fragrance.
Texapom: Foaming agent – Lauril is also known by this name, there are several types of
Texapom, it is a detanning agent.
Sulfonic Paste: Foaming alkaline agent, tanning remover, degreaser.
ASH Soda: Whitening agent.
Sodium chloride (Mold Salt): To give viscosity, adjust the viscosity levels.
Glidanth: Preservative
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 11:26am
SOFTENER
For 1 gallon
1-Cellulose.................................½ Ounce
2-Water................................. 1 Gallon
3-Color to taste
4-Triethanolamine.................... ½ Ounces
5-Polectron................................1.5 Ounce
6-Formol ...................................2cc
7-Fragrance.......................... 1 ounce
PROCESS:
Dissolve Cellulose in Water. Add the Color, then neutralize with Triethanolamine and add
the Polectron, Formol and Fragrance.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 1:32pm
for a gallon
WASHING MACHINE DETERGENT
for a gallon
Mix 1, 2,3 and 4, shake moderately gently, then add 5 little by little and then add 6,7 and 8
and let sit for two hours or until the foam disperses.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 1:34pm
ENAMEL REMOVER (ACETONE )
For 1 Gallon
Process:
Separately, mix nonyl phenol and fragrance and add to the previous mixture
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 1:36pm
AIR FRESHENER
For 1 Gallon
Process:
Mix 1 and 2, shake. Then apply the isopropyl alcohol and shake. Finally put the 4 little by
little and finally the 5.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 1:39pm
SOFTENER
1 GALLON
1. LUVIGEL:_______________ 2 OUNCE
2. COMPERLAN KD_________ 0.50 OUNCE
3. WATER_________________ 1 GALLON
4. COLOR TO TASTE
5. FORMOL _______________2 CC
6. FRAGRANCE ___________1 OUNCE
PROCESS
MIX 1-2. SHAKE ADDING THE 3 LITTLE BY LITTLE WITH STRONG MOTION, PLACE THE 4-6,
THEN BASE.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 1:42pm
CHLORINE
RAW MATERIAL
FOR 3 GALLONS
PROCESS
DISSOLVE SODA ASH IN THE WATER AND THEN ADD THE CAUSTIC SODA AND STIR UNTIL
DISSOLVED, THEN ADD THE CONCENTRATED CHLORINE.
Permanent link Response from Martha Lucía on June 30, 2013 at 1:51pm
FABULOUS TYPE CLEAN FLOORS LIQUID
Product description:
Cleaning and flavoring product similar to the fabulous one on the market with different
aromas, a product that ensures a lasting fragrance, as well as disinfectant and cleaning in
bathrooms, floors, kitchen walls, washing clothes, removing grease, dust and grime.
FORMULATION %
SODIUM ALKILBENZENSULPHANATE 6.0
NONYL PHENOL 10 MOLES 3.0
ETHOXYLATED LAURY ALCOHOL 10 M 3.0
EDTA 0.10
ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL 2.0
FORMOL 0.25
FRAGRANCE 1.0
CSS COLORING
WATER CBP 100% 84.65
Preparation method:
In the total water of the formulation and in a suitable container, place the edta, until
dissolve it completely.
Place the sodium alkylbenzenesulfatnate and heat it to 65°C until completely dissolved,
once dissolved and still on the fire.
Add the ethoxylated lauric alcohol until completely dissolved and remove from the heat,
then add ingredients #2,5 and 6 with vigorous stirring, stir for 5 minutes and let it rest.
Add the color and fragrance until the solution is cold.
Ingredients:
Utensils:
Preparation:
Using the face mask and thick cloth or gloves, pour two cups of
water.
Using the funnel, add the sodium hypochlorite and then the rest of the water. 30 left
seconds at rest without covering.
After this time, cover and shake moderately for 1 minute and uncover to let it escape.
any gas that has formed and is covered again.
Permanent link Response from maximiliano asuaje on November 16, 2014 at 5:58pm
Let's not forget the safety and hygiene measures due to possible health risks, see my blog
http://comohacerarticulosdelimpieza.blogspot.com/
PROCEDURE:
In the 10 liter plastic container we place the 800 cc of water, to which we add the 200 cc of sodium
hypochlorite and stir well with the wooden spoon. (We can measure both elements with the 1 liter measuring
cylinder) Then we add the trisodium phosphate and the carbonate - previously weighed, and we continue
stirring very well. We add the low sodium fragrance. Previously measured in the 10 cc test tube. We stir
everything well with the wooden spoon and pack with the help of the funnel.
Note. The low-sodium fragrance that can be used: Lavender, Floral and Lemon, as long as they are low-
sodium fragrances. If you want your product to have more aroma, you can use up to 10 cc. of fragrance for this
amount.
WATER 300 cc
COLOR - ANILINE (VEGETABLE) 1 gram
TRIETHANOLAMINE 1 cc
FRAGRANCE 5 cc
GLYCERINE 10 cc
EDTA 2 cc
Instant CMC 2 grams
SODIUM BENZOATE 3 grams
DETERSIN 600 cc
ARKOPAL 80 cc
TRISODIUM PHOSPHATE 2 grams
PROCEDURE:
In a 10 liter plastic container we place the 300 cc of water, to which we added the 2 grams of instant CMC
which we measured with the gramera, proceed to stir well for 5 minutes with the wooden spoon. Then we add
1 cc of Triethanolamine. (We can measure these elements with the 10 cc measuring cylinder), and we
continue stirring very well for 10 to 12 minutes. Then we add the Sodium Benzoate (3 grams, previously
weighed with the gramera), and we continue stirring very well. Then we add the Detersin (600 cc, previously
measured with the 1000 cc test tube), and continue stirring very well.
Then we add the Trisodium Phosphate (2 grams, previously weighed with the weighing machine), and
continue stirring very well. Then we add the Glycerin (10 cc, measured with the 10 cc test tube), and continue
stirring very well. In a second graduated plastic container (Beakers) for liquids of 250 cc, we put a little water
and mix 2 cc. of Edta with 1 gram of aniline. And add it to the large plastic container, stirring very well. In a third
graduated plastic container (Beakers) for liquids of 250 cc, we mix the 80 cc from Arkopal with the 5 cc of
fragrance and add it to the large plastic container, stirring very well. We stir everything well with the wooden
spoon and pack with the help of the funnel.
Recommendations: When preparing the liquid dish soap, mix the products (water, CMC, Triethanolamine,
Sodium Benzoate, Detersin, Trisodium Phosphate and glycerin), one by one. Afterwards, a separate mixture is
made between the aniline and the EDTA in a little water and added to the original mixture and finally, in
another container, the fragrance and the arkopal are mixed separately.
WATER 700 cc
COLOR - ANILINE (VEGETABLE) 1 gram
SODIUM METHYL PARABEN 1 gram
FRAGRANCE 5 cc
GENAPOL LRO 50 cc
EDTA 2 cc
COMPERLAN 50 cc
DETERSIN 200 cc
ARKOPAL 50 cc
PROCEDURE:
In a 10 liter plastic container we place the 700 cc of water, to which we added a gram of Sodium Methyl
Paraben which we measured with the scale, proceed to stir well with the wooden spoon. Then we add the
Detersin (200 cc), the Genapol (50 cc), the Arkopal (50 cc), previously measured in the 100 cc test tubes, and
we stir each of the components very well.
Then we gradually add the Coperlan (50 cc) previously measured in the 100 cc test tubes. stirring continuously
until thickened. In a second graduated plastic container (Beakers) for liquids of 250 cc, we put a little water and
mix 2 cc. of Edta with 1 gram of aniline. And add it to the large plastic container, stirring very well. Then we add
the 5 cc of fragrance; Which is added to the large plastic container, stirring very well. We stir everything well
with the wooden spoon and pack with the help of the funnel.
Recommendations: When we apply Comperlan, we should do it little by little and stir, since it is a softener and
gives softness to the garment. The suggested fragrance is Brissa, Drakkar and Floral. The aniline is mixed in a
separate container with the EDTA in a little water, and finally we add the fragrance alone. Arkopal, its essential
function is to dissolve the fragrance (they are oily.
Cautions: There is no
HOW TO MAKE FINE PERFUMES AND
LOTIONS
RAW MATERIAL:
PERFUMERY ALCOHOL 70 CC
PROPYLENE GLYCOL 2 CC
PERFUME EXTRACT 30 CC
PPG FIXATOR 20 (AX Fixator) 2 CC
PROCEDURE:
In the container that will be used to package the lotion, mix the PPG 20 fixative or AX Fixative (2 cc) with the
Perfume Extract (30 cc), and shake very well. In another plastic container, mix the Fine Perfumery Alcohol (70
cc) with the Propylene Glycol (2 cc), and shake very well. Pour the content of this second mixture into the
content of the first mixture. Shake both mixtures so that they emulsify perfectly. Place the finished product for
24 hours in the refrigerator, ice cream maker or refrigerator. Make sure the container is completely lined with a
dark or black bag to prevent light from penetrating the bottle. If the lotion is cloudy, strain it with filter paper or
half a glass. Leave the lotion at room temperature in a dark place for 12 hours to macerate.
Recommendations: The preparation of the lotions is done in the same container that will serve as packaging.
Place the Perfume Extract in the container, then add the Fixative and stir very well, then place the Perfumery
Alcohol with the Propylene Glycol in another container and shake to mix well. Afterwards, the two mixtures are
joined by pouring the contents of the second into the first container, mixing well until a good emulsion is
obtained. The finished product is left inside the refrigerator for 24 hours.
NOTE: 100 cc equals 3.4 ounces and 50 cc equals 1.7 ounces.
Extracts from well-known brands are available in the same place where the rest of the chemical elements are
purchased.
Cautions: None.
You will need to
Hydrogen peroxide
Water
A clean container
An indelible marker
A label
Minimize
Instructions
1. 1
Measure equal parts hydrogen peroxide and water.
2. 2
Place the mixture in a clean container, such as a washed milk bottle. Use a funnel to make this
process of filling the bottle easier.
3. 3
Cover the container.
4. 4
Shake the container to mix the ingredients.
5. 5
Label the container very clearly so everyone knows it contains non-chlorine bleach.
6. 6
Store your non-chlorinated bleach on a high shelf in the laundry room. Make sure it is out of reach
of children.
Tips and warnings
Use your non-chlorine cleaner just as you would use a commercial product.
Add a few drops of your favorite essential oil, such as lavender, ylang ylang, or summer rain to the cleanser to give
it a scent you love.
Your non-chlorinated homemade bleach is safe to use on colored and white clothing.
Using environmentally friendly products is good for you, your family, and our environment.
Chlorine bleach contaminates water in underground supplies.
-water (15 l)
-6% sodium hypochlorite (15 l)
*preparation:
-mix the water with the sodium hypochlorite slowly with a paddle and that's it
*precautions:
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Common disinfectants contain increasingly toxic and powerful substances. This is because germs and bacteria are gaining resistance to
them.
In this post we propose the alternative of homemade disinfectants, healthier and cheaper. Recent studies show that different bacteria and
viruses are becoming immune to antibiotics and disinfectants. These homemade alternatives that we present to you are not as convenient
as buying the products in a supermarket, but we believe that their beneficial effects compensate for the inconvenience.
What effects do traditional disinfectants have on the environment?
Some of the chemicals they contain, such as triclosan, are harmful to aquatic life. And, for example, water treatment plants are not
capable of filtering and cleaning triclosan, which inevitably ends up contaminating our rivers, lakes and oceans. Homemade disinfectants
are not only cheaper, but, in addition to fighting germs and bacteria, they protect aquatic fauna and flora. Below we show you a list of
options to do at home, and below we specify the properties of the most used elements.
- Pour two cups of water (500 ml) into a water spray bottle.
- Add 20 drops of tea tree oil to the water.
- Measure two tablespoons of vinegar and add them.
- Shake the bottle several times to mix.
Optional : add a little detergent to enhance the mixture.
4. Vinegar and borax solution.
- Measure two tablespoons of borax and pour them into a bottle.
- Add 700 ml of hot water and then four tablespoons of white vinegar. Shake to stir the ingredients.
Tips : To clean places where the stains are more resistant, add half a tablespoon of detergent.
Wear gloves and keep windows open when using borax. Although it is a natural substance and is not toxic, it can cause irritation to the
skin and lungs.
5. Vinegar and lemon.
- Mix 1 liter of water with ¼ liter of white vinegar and the well-strained juice of a lemon.
- Apply normally with a cloth on the surfaces to be disinfected.
You can use the same mixture proportion but with hot water to disinfect the toilet, leaving it to act overnight. If, in addition to cleaning
and disinfection, you want a good smell, you can add 2 drops of the essential oil you prefer to the mixture.
6. Hydrogen peroxide and tea tree oil.
- Add 3 cups of water, 1/4 cup of hydrogen peroxide, 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, 10 drops of tea tree oil to a clean bottle. Mix well.
7. Tea tree oil and Lavender.
Fill a bottle 1/4 full with equal parts tea tree oil and lavender essential oil. Fill the rest of the bottle with water. Shake well before each
use. Option
8. Lavender spray.
For each cup of water add 20 drops of lavender essential oil. Do this in a spray bottle.
9. Herbal infusion.
- Fill a large glass jar halfway with equal parts of fresh or dried herbs (lavender buds, mint, rosemary, sage).
- Fill to the top with apple cider vinegar, close the jar and leave in a sunny window for 6 weeks before using (strain first).
10. Rosemary Spray.
Mix 1 teaspoon of rosemary essential oil with 2 cups of water.
Mix a cup of water with a cup of vinegar, 5 drops of grapefruit seed extract, 10 drops of lemon essential oil.
Optional : a drop of liquid castile soap.
13. Citrus vinegar infusion.
- Fill a large wide-mouth jar with citrus peels (such as lemons, oranges, limes, grapefruits).
- Cover the peels with vinegar and leave to infuse for four weeks, shaking the jar from time to time.
- Then strain and fill a spray bottle 1/4 full with this infusion and the rest with water.
14. Thyme Spray.
- Boil two and a half cups of water, add a handful of thyme (fresh or dried) and let it boil for an hour or a little longer over medium-low
heat.
- Then cover, let cool and strain. Pour the water into a spray bottle, cover with white vinegar.
Optional : add liquid castile soap. fifteen. Vodka mix.
- Mix a splash of detergent with 2 tablespoons of vodka and the rest of water in a bottle. You can add 10 drops of lavender essential oil.
washing powder
Loosen nuts
wall cleaner
Metal degreaser
Chlorinated cleaner for swimming pools and water tanks with germicidal power
solid fire
chlorine powder
Glass cleaner
wood cleaner
Liquid dishwasher
chamomile shampoo
Egg shampoo
rosemary shampoo
Hair rinse
Cream bath
Muscle friction
Chinese menthol
Vaseline
Epilating cream
Massage cream
Metal glue
powder glue
Glass polish
Seawater
Well cleaner
porcelain cleaner
ceramic cleaner
radiator cleaner
carburetor cleaner
Denickeler
Freezing liquid
MULTIPURPOSE Disinfectant
FORMULAS
6. WALL CLEANER
This is a liquid used in cleaning walls, especially in Schools,
Hotels, Public Offices and tiled walls like in butcher shops,
Fishmongers, etc.
FOR 100 Kg. WALL CLEANER
WATER 90.00 Kg.Ç
POTASSIUM POLYPHOSPHATE 3.00 Kg.
SODIUM SILICATE 2.00 Kg.Ç
ETHOXYPHENOL 10 5.00 Kg.
PERFUME AND DYE A/G
40. VASELINE
Despite this being a registered brand, you get an excellent ointment.
Vaseline in high demand with the following formula:
FOR 100 Kg. VASELINE
SNOW PETROLATO 85.00 Kg.
WAXED OIL 5.00 Kg.
NOTE: Follow the previous procedure.
49. SEAWATER
With this formula a very good characterization of seawater is achieved,
ideal for aquariums, baths and wave pools, allowing fish to
sea live a long time in this water.
FOR 150 Lts. SEA WATER
WATER 150.00 Kg.
SODIUM CHLORIDE (SEA SALT) 400.00 Kg.
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 12.00 Grm.
MAGNESIUM SULFATE 50.00 Grm.
CALCIUM SULFATE 30.00 Grm.
68. DENICKELER
When an object has to be nickel-plated for the second time, it is always better
First remove the old nickel layer, as it does not adhere well to a
layer of the same metal, this product performs a perfect removal of the
old nickel, leaving the piece ready for a new coating.
FOR 100 Kg. OF NICKELER
SULFURIC ACID 40.00 Kg.
NITRIC ACID 10.00 Kg.
WATER 50.00 Kg.
69 LIQUID TO FREEZE
Some companies need to violently freeze products for their
conservation (meat, fish processors, etc.), not having
many of them from ammonia or dry ice systems, with this
procedure a violent thermal reaction is achieved that freezes the
product in a matter of minutes, it is also very appropriate for
ice cream manufacturing.
PRODUCT “A”
SULFURIC ACID 100.00 Kg.
PRODUCT “B”
SODIUM SULFATE 200.00 Kg.
PROCEDURE: In a suitable container, preferably made of steel.
stainless steel or iron, the sulfuric acid is placed in which the
container containing the product to be frozen, being very careful not to
allow the acid to penetrate into the container. Let it rest for two to
three minutes for the heat that has been produced to dissipate and add
sodium sulfate to sulfuric acid, producing a thermal reaction
that would freeze the contents of the second container in a few minutes. The acid
After a certain time, it will return to its normal temperature, and may be
cooled again by adding more sodium sulfate.
BLOCK “C
In this block we will see some formulas for food products, for
require the same health registration for their free marketing only
We will deal here with those that have massive sales at the domestic level and that
should follow the following recommendations.
YO. All recommendations in block “A” are valid for this block.
II. As these are food products, the greatest hygiene must be maintained.
for its preparation.
III. All materials in contact with the product must be of
Polyethylene, PET, Non-toxic PVC, Stainless Steel, Sanitary Aluminum or
Wood.
IV. All raw materials to be used must be USP grade. i.e. degree
food.
v. The operators involved in the production of the product must
wear a hat and maintain absolute cleanliness and hygiene, to avoid
contamination of products.
SAW. When a formula contains Carboxymethylcellulose (CMC), it must
be mixed previously with a similar amount of sugar, to avoid
that forms lumps.
VII. When using natural fruit pulp, choose the fruits, avoiding
They find damaged parts or worms.
VIII. If you want to get serious about manufacturing products
food, we recommend that you go to the nearest office of the
Ministry of Health, in order to find out about the requirements you need
request your health record.
Quantity: 4 liters
Preparation time 30 min.
Ingredients:
Utensils:
How to use:
Recommendations:
MATERIALS QUANTITY
Genapol LRO 24 g
Triethanolamine 3 g
Ethyl alcohol 5 mL
Sodium chloride 3 g
Essence (e.g. lemon) 0.2 mL
CS water-soluble dye
Deionized water 65 mL
Bronidox L 0.1 mL
EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE:
1.- In a container add the Genapol LRO, triethanolamine, stir the contents and add the alcohol slowly. We
increase the water by moving the preparation in one direction.
2.- We gradually increase the sodium chloride, moving the content until the viscosity of the product is
reached.
3.- Increasing the Bronidox L, we move the preparation and add the essence, we move the preparation and
increase the coloring, stir and let it rest for 4 hours.
4.- Package and store at appropriate temperature and conditions.
In another article I mentioned how to make liquid soap for the dishwasher , very economical and easy to make, today I
show you another simple recipe for making used oil soap.
As a curious note, since the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans, soap was already made to wash their clothes.
This was achieved by boiling animal fat with a mixture of tree ashes and water.
Nowadays there are many more possibilities and I will show you one of them...but first...
Did you know that just one liter of used oil that we throw
down the drain can contaminate 1,000 liters of water?
As you know, oil creates a thin layer on the surface of the water, thereby preventing its oxygenation, causing the
destruction of the fauna and flora ecosystem (internal basins, the sea and aquifers).
The method to use is cold and you can use any cooking oil that has been previously used (by straining it).
Tips:
We will look for a quiet place, away from children and pets.
Ingredients:
1 kilo of used and strained oils .
345 grams of Distilled Water (yes I said grams ;))
135 grams of caustic soda
If you want to change the measurements, I recommend that you use the mendrulandia saponification calculator.
If you want to make a soap for cosmetic use, I recommend the following recipe: How to make homemade soap with
coconut oil
Preparation:
1. Caustic soda is diluted in water . BEWARE!! never the other way around because the chemical reaction
that occurs can cause significant burns to the skin , adding it slowly and very carefully (since it can produce
very toxic vapors).
2. Next, a chemical reaction will occur that will release heat until it reaches 80º. Be very careful and wait for it to
cool!! . This preparation is known as caustic lye.
3. Slowly pour the caustic lye over the oil, as long as they are at approximately the same temperature, with no
more than 5 degrees difference (you can heat the oil until it reaches 40º, the ideal temperature for the mixture),
stirring constantly. and in the same sense, to prevent the soap from cutting (you can use the mixer to make the
mixture faster but be very careful not to splash).
4. When we reach the point of the trace (when it has a thickness similar to that of mayonnaise), if desired, it can be
flavored and colored, adding natural colorings and essential oils, as long as the mixture drops to a
temperature of 40ºC.
5. Finally, pour it into the molds (silicone, plastic or wood), cover it with kitchen
film and cover it with a cloth so that the heat is maintained.
6. This mixture is left to rest for a day or two and unmolded.
It is important to let it harden for approximately a month or a month and a half so that the saponification process is
completed . Afterwards it can be used.
As a curiosity, I show you a video that I have seen on YouTube where you can see how they make homemade soap:
To complete a little more, I leave you a small guide on the colorants that you can use for soaps.
Natural colorants for soaps
A cheap and totally natural way to color handmade soaps is by using spices or plant infusions, which will allow us to
obtain beautiful colors.
Spices can be used directly in powder form, while in the case of plants, it is necessary to make a well-concentrated
infusion beforehand to obtain the colorants we want.
To make these infusions, place 3 parts of plants to 1 of water (for example: 3 cups of fresh herbs and one cup of water) in
a container on the fire, covered and brought to a boil. When it starts to boil, reduce the heat to minimum so that it
continues to cook slowly, until the liquid has been reduced by more or less half, and the plants have released their color,
let it cool, strain and store in a glass jar. Add a little alcohol and a few drops of a natural preservative (for example
Vitamin E, sunflower oil, etc.) and store in a dry and preferably dark place (in a closet is perfect). In any case, it is
advisable not to make a large quantity at once (no more than 50 or 100 ml), so that it can be preserved without any
problem.
As examples:
(P)= Powder
(I) = Infusion
All these natural dyes based on plants and spices do not usually present any contraindications for the skin. But in
exchange, they do not give rise to extremely vivid colors, and their intensity will gradually decrease over time, since they
are not very stable pigments. Even with all this, it is worth taking them into account.
We provide you with a saponification table for making soaps that Carmen, a user, has
kindly sent us in one of the comments. We think it is quite complete and has
saponification values, hardness, skin conditioning foam and iodine present. The less the
used oil has, the harder the bar will be, that is, the less iodine, the harder the bar.
For example, if we use 300 grams of olive oil, it would be like this:
Formula:
320 grams Stearic acid usp
10 grams USP mineral oil
30 grams Genapol lro 28%
100 gram Propyl glycol usp
920 grams demineralized water
5 grams Liquid Titanium Dioxide USP
360 grams 28% aluminum chlorhydroxide
5 grams Boric acid usp
4 grams Triclosan
4 grams Methylparabo
2 grams Propylparaben
5 grams Essence (lavender)
Preparation:
In a metal container, the stearic acid, the mineral oil, and the propyl glycol are
mixed with 700 grams of water and placed on the stove over medium heat to
dissolve the stearic acid well, stirring constantly and moderately. Once dissolved,
the genapol lro28% is added. and the titanium dioxide and continue stirring for 5
more minutes, then get off the stove to make the emulsion, stirring constantly and
moderately until it is warm to add the rest of the components previously dissolved in
the remaining 220 grams of warm water of the FORMULATION : and continue stirring
moderately without letting it cool completely to be able to pack it easily, it can also
be packed with a wooden spatula when cold but it is better presented when warm,
production costs are minimal and its demand is excellent
Ingredients
Recipe One: Standard Formula
1/4 cup (55 g) baking soda (baking soda)
1/4 cup (32 g), cornstarch
10 drops of tea tree oil
2+ tablespoons (30 g) coconut oil, melted
1.
1
Combine the baking soda, cornstarch, and tea tree oil in a bowl. Mix
well.
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2.
2
Add the coconut oil. Stir until the mixture is smooth. If you are adding
optional skin-soothing ingredients like vitamin E or sweet almond oil, add
it during this step.
3.
3
Press the mixture into the deodorant stick container. Make sure the base
is all the way down. It may seem soft at first, but it will harden after a
few days.
4.
4
Add fragrance (optional). You can easily vary the fragrance of your
deodorant by using different essential oils instead of tea tree oil.
5
Use the deodorant. Apply this deodorant the same way you would apply
store-bought ones. A little goes a long time, so use a little less than you
normally would.