deeboy4real:
Wow what are great teacher have here,sir I do use a measuring cup of about 1 liter and a top cover cap of a baby drug, that 10ml cap on a drug that is what I use and keep the remaining materials for future use sometimes. Sir for your second ebook like to have my now should I go ahead and follow the first procedure or the second,thanks and stay bless!

Ndukings92:
@strongbest I stumbled on this trade on sunday and decided to carry out d experiment on soap yesterday.I used one tin of caustic soda,one tin is soda ash.I diluted both differently with 3 tins of water each"warm water from my drum" and i stired 3 tins of red oil in a bucket before adding caustic soda inside d oil.I stirred well then add soda ash.my trace separated it self from water that i poured d water away.secondly d trace was red oil in colour but i poured it in 2 tins as mould and am waiting today to bring it out to cure.am now afraid that d oil Wil not allow d soap to be soapy or foamy.but am still waiting for it to form.pls help

Strongbest:





Huh? Sire, you mean you used red oil as in, palm oil? O my! Which lesson is that? Definitely not mine!

Hahahhahah. Can't stop laughing. Sir, please pardon me for laughing at you but it's funny.


Ok, now read over the lesson on bar soap production again.

The oil used with that formula is PKO (Palm kernel oil) and not red oil.

The formula/method for using red oil is completely and totally different Sir and we didn't discuss that here.

So, kindly go through the lesson again and follow the instructions.

Sorry bro, I'm sure next one will come out great. But please, before using a bigger measure always practice with smaller units. I gave several examples and assignment here, go over it and have your self a very good soap.

Thanks.

Ndukings92:
ok sir,let me source for pko

Strongbest:




I'm blushing oo. Lols.
Yes, that's a very good idea.
You can follow the same procedure you followed to get the first one and send details Sir.


Thanks.

deeboy4real:
Ok sir Xpet me soon.

Strongbest:
UNDERSTANDING YOUR MEASUREMENT

Looking at the materials as earlier mentioned, let's look at the production of 5litres of liquid detergent.

Some of us claim to understand measurement better in litres and kilograms but the fact remains that the best method of production is knowing how to use whatever you have around you to produce.

Some of us don't even know what 1kg or 1litre looks like exactly.

Most times when you go to a chemical store to buy chemicals, the common thing you hear is 1litre, 1kg, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4 litr/kg etc.

However, when it comes to using the chemicals you will need to understand how to measure out the quantity you need to get the particular quantity you need. I believe that's where most people usually have issues.



It's important we learn some basic things, like knowing what 1kg looks like or what 1 litre looks like.

The most important one that I will like us to know is the 1litre.

Look above, the picture of hair conditioner uploaded above, that's a 1litre hair conditioner.

Please, check the plastic very well and try to get one at home.

Another important measuring tool I need everyone to have at home is the white plastic spoon. The common one usually use in a take away foods (owanbe). Each of that plastic spoon is assumed to be 10mls.

Ok, now that you know all that you need, I'm sure you can now understand measurement properly as we proceed.



1. Sulphurnic acid-----------

2. Texapon

3. Soda ash

4. Caustic soda

5. Nitrosol

6. CDEA

7. STPP

8. SLS

Do not quote me, I will be back to continue with the practical. Just stay tuned.

Please, I appeal to everyone especially the newbies to kindly follow this lesson. If you understand this, you will understand any formula I will ever give.




Thanks.

Strongbest:
Sorry, couldn't treat all our mails tonight. I really need to catch some sleep ahead of tomorrow......

Meanwhile, for those who paid for ebook(s), you have all been attended to.

I truly appreciate your patronages. God bless you all.

We'll continue our lesson when I'm 100%. I don't want to attempt it when I'm this tired to avoid typing rubbish. Lols.



Thanks.

Juliana7:
@strongbest, u ve not attended to my mail concerning ur second paragraph below@strongbest, u ve not attended to my mai

stadora:
Oga Strongbest, thanks 4 the detailed explanation on liquid soap, I noticed there s a new chemical in d list dat I ve not bn making use of, am talkin of CDEA, I.e, foam boaster. pls wil like to know more abt this chemical, is it in liquid form, n wots d colour?
also pls do u know about light ash, can it b used inplace of soda ash?
God bless ur gud works

Strongbest:






Heyllo ma'am, all thanks to God.

CDEA is in liquid form but thicky and yellowish in color.

Well, there's nothing spectacular about light soda. Basically, we have 2 form of soda ash: the light and dense soda. But some people will tell you we have 3 types, the third one being referred to as medium dense ash.

However, they are all the same by function but only different in size. One is smoother than the other.

So, the purpose of use could determine which is suitable.

For me, I prefer to us the light for my powder detergent but when not available anyone still would work. It all depends on the producer and preference.

For instance, in production of liquid soap and bar soap, you will have to dissolve the ash not withstanding the type being used. So, you see no difference at the end of the day.


I don't know if that's clear enough.



Thanks.

stadora:
Yes sir, that s clear enough. thank u.

Ndukings92:
ok sir,let me source for pko

Olamidhey:
@strongbest, sir how can i get the e book

Strongbest:




Heyllo Sir/Ma, kindly send me an email to our official email :

goldzmyne@gmail.com


Thanks.