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How to make soap with used oil testing

Thanks to a note I heard on National Radio use recycling of used oil to make soap, I have compiled some tips to make life a little more ecologically and economically.

The soap recycling used oil is only used for washing, not for the body's use, and is one of the best stain removers out there.

Almost all recipes have the same technique:

1 part water + 1 measure oil + 1 / 6 of caustic soda

This can be added a certain amount of detergent, perfumes, grated lemon or other citrus, including flour and salt to give a texture more akin to industrial soap that we can find in stores. You

first mixed in a container (pot type) water and caustic soda will react and be careful because you can burn. After the used oil mixture and stir, add the rest of the extracts if you want to give aromas etc. If you find that you have been too much fluid, you can heat a little longer to catch fire until thick.

The result is you have to put in a box or plastic container (Tupperware type) for one or two days and once completely dry and hard, and you can use it to wash!

cáusica soda is a compound of sodium hydroxide is generally used in the cleaning industry or the petrochemical industry, can further information on the useful Wikipedia. If you burn, wash with water, remember the scene where Brad Pitt Edward Norton burning Fight Club with a composite odd? Well, this was, so be careful!