Soap by the Cold Process. Part 4
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This section is from the "Encyclopedia Of Practical Receipts And Processes" book, by William B. Dick. Also available from Amazon: Dick's encyclopedia of practical receipts and processes.
Soap by the Cold Process. Part 4
598. Washing Soap
598. Washing Soap. A mixture of either 60 pounds tallow - or 30 pounds each of tallow and palm oil - with 40 pounds of cocoa-nut oil, treated by the cold process with 125 pounds caustic soda lye of 27° Baum'e, and 25 pounds salt water of 12° Baum'e, will turn out 244 pounds washing soap.
599. Cheap Washing Soap
599. Cheap Washing Soap. 60 pounds cocoanut oil with 40 pounds of either tallow or palm oil, treated cold with 135 pounds caustic soda lye of 27° Baum'e, and 50 pounds salt water of 15° Baum'e, will produce 278 pounds washing soap.
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