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jummygo:Ma'am, all I can say is wow! I'm so so impressed with your effort ma. Nothing makes me happy here than this; seeing people actually making use of what we are learning here. I'm glad to know I'm not just wasting my time here. Concerning your containers(packaging) I will make a suggestion ma. Thanks. |
proffmanue:Smile........Sir, direction on how soda ash and caustic soda are diluted has been given in the previous page, please check it again. Well, weighing comes into play when you are not very sure of what to expect. More especially when you need to combine more oils together. And why on earth would one want to combine tallow with PKO in a laundry bar soap? Lols. Tallow is derived from animals. As in, oil extracted from animal. Like I have said before, any type of oil can be used in the production of bar soaps except petroleum products, e.g kerosine, paraffin oil etc. However, you'll need to understand the content and properties of any oil before using it. Not just because you've seen someone else using it. Quality of soap is largely determined by the kind of oil used. A bar soap made from tallow will be very hard but will lack cleansing ability. So, what do you need it a laundry soap for? Though it has its own quality too but you really need to know what you are doing before using it. Just a reminder, let's not also forget that getting oil extracted from animal isn't such a common thing here. More also, We've got to be careful where we get such from. For instance, in cosmetology we don't use oil from pig in production for some reasons. I don't know if I have answered your questions satisfactorily. Thanks. |
mcsensis:Heyllo Sir, it's great to have you here and I'm glad you want to start up something. Talking about NAFDAC Sir, I don't have a NAFDAC No yet and I have several of my products in the market. Please, note that I'm not trying to ignore the importance of NAFDAC nor am I trying to encourage illegal production. Just trying to let you know that we can all start from somewhere. Let me just tell you this, your method of operation and the kind of product you are into is what matter here. For instance, I supply liquid soap mainly in 5 litres, 10 and 25 litres to my customers. Usually from my house straight to the users (Banks, eateries, hostels, Churches, hotels). Trust me, it's a very smooth operation. People need to earn your trust in term of quality, that's all! Try and go out today to check the labels on hair conditioner and shampoo products in saloons.......lols. Many people here who have participated in one of my paid programs have seen my Hair cream and after shave products, packaging is another thing. Please Sir, forget NAFDAC for now and start up something, you can do that later when you are well rooted and ready for it. Later today, I will try my best to give us more hints on how to safely and smoothly operate in this line of production without any NAFDAC hindrance. Thanks. |
lonelyhousewife:Heyllo Sir/Ma, I appreciate your commendation. About the molds, it all depends on the shape you want. There are several mold you can use. I do more of customised stuffs so, I usually choose my molds and they are unique. Sometimes, your customers can also tell you what they want. Just look up the soaps on page 43 of this thread. However, you can also go for a locally made mold. Usually constructed with planks(woods). Thanks. |
delishpot:Heyllo Sir, let me just say no. Thanks. |
Ooooopz! I can't read your pm(s) please. If you have any question kindly drop it here or if personal/private, feel free to send me an email to: goldzmyne@gmail.com. The email used to register this account is not functioning at the moment and I need to access the email in order to respond to our PMs..........I keep seeing several pms hanging on my profile but can't do nothing about them. My Sincere apology about that. Thanks. |
jendor123:Noted Sir. Thanks. |
asulikeitmmmjjj:Sir, I would say that's an opportunity for you over there. Looks like production isn't such a common thing there yet. So, I will advise you to start up something soon. Thanks. |
Alright, unto the next thing. Let's see how many people have tried the lesson on bar soap before we move to a new thing. The floor is open. Thanks. |
Only God knows unrecorded cases of such. Tears drop. Wipe tears........ Well, come and be part of this family here: www.nairaland.com/1798724/ |
He works in diverse ways! |
peacemaranatha:Alright Sir. From the lesson quoted above, we said anything can be used as our measuring tool, and we said what ever we chose to use as measuring tool represents our units. We decided to go for the red covers (caps) as pictured in page 41. Hence, the cap (cover) represents a unit. Whatever you may choose as your measuring tool represents a unit and the measuring tool must be used in measuring every material used in the production. All the solid materials must first be measured in its solid state before being diluted or converted to liquid form. Sulphate is a solid substance, that's why it's measured in kg (kilogram). Hope it's clear now Sire. Thanks. |
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peacemaranatha:Heyllo Sir, kindly check page 41. Please, let me know if you are still not clear after that. Your name rings a bell Sir. Thanks. |
You mean withdrawing and not accepting payment? Please explain. |
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asulikeitmmmjjj:Heyllo Sir, I don't think I know the P.K. O used in the village but P.K.O we are talking about here is not dark. It's more like a 'yellowish' stuff. Just go to a chemical store and request for P.K.O Sir. It's just 200 naira per litre. Don't also forget that any kind of oil can be used int the production of soap accept a petroleum product. And every oil has it's own unique quality and function. Thanks. |
Babacele:Heyllo Sir, there's paint production there. Please, kindly go through it again Sir. Everything just as listed here are all there in the ebooks. No hide and seek! Thanks. |
Good evening everyone... I want to use this opportunity to appreciate everyone of you that got my ebook already. I sincerely appreciate your trust and understanding. God bless you all. In case you have not gotten your bonus upon purchase of the ebook please, feel free to request for it through the email you got the ebook and it shall be sent to you with immediate effect. One more thing, don't just leave or keep the ebook in your email for decoration....please make use of it. Remember, I will always be there to support you during any of your production should there need be. Strongbest Thanks. |
Juliana7:Yes ma'am, but your customers do that......So, you don't have to keep them with you till they are cured or else your house will soon become a warehouse. Lols. Thanks. |
The brown one is a honey based soap, the blue an antiseptic soap and the other ones contain various ingredients blended together. Wishing us all a blissful week. Thanks. |
The network really sucks......uploading pictures is one of the hardest thing to do here. That was just a supply for a family over the weekend. You can do so much with soap I tell you. These ones are not even colourful enough. Hey, you've just got to see some, I bet you would take them for cakes, lolss! Maybe as a way of inspiring us, I will be trying to upload some of my works. Thanks. |
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Juliana7:Bless God ma'am.... Thanks. |
Plaitex:Heyllo ma'am, what kind of detergent (soap), liquid or powder detergent? Kindly answer so I will know what to suggest ma. Thanks. |
stadora:Heyllo ma'am, I have just finished treating my mails, guess I must have responded to yours. Sorry for the late response, it's being a nice and busy Saturday. Thank. |
GELLING Gelling refers to the process of warming or keeping the soap warm to certain degree in order to increase the moisturising effect of the soap. It's like taking advantage of the heat, like converting the heat to have a useful effect on the soap. Normally, when you pour the pap like mixture of your soap into the mold, the soap emits heat......the soap like remains hot for some times. How do we now gel? To gel your bar of soap. Simply cover the soap with a clean material while still in the mold for like 3 to 4 hours. Immediately you uncover, the soap should be ready to come out of the mold and ready for the next phase which is curing. Hope we got it though. Thanks. |
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