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Chinyeaka85:Heyllo ma'am, seems you are the only one who's interested right now, please send me an email to goldzmyne@gmail.com. Will send it straight to your inbox. And a big thank you to others who have made the job very easy for me this time. Lols. Anyone else who sends an email apart from you is on a long thing. Kindly indicate your user name while sending the mail to remind me of my promise Thanks. |
Oduok:Nice, I will assist in any way possible. When you come over we'll take a look at things together, I'm sure that will be very helpful. As for the equipments, all of that will be sorted out. We can also get to talk on your packaging. Bravo bro. Thanks. |
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Oduok:Wow! I'm very impressed with your effort bro. So glad to meet you here again, what a small world! Yes, all things are possible. What you refer to as standard equipments are not really something special. They are just the basic things you may need for large scale production and they don't have to be of any specialized or particular standard. But I must be honest with you, NAFDAC don't come very cheap. Please, if you are still in town you can plan to visit my center there. That should be after the second batch (stream B) of the guys in camp have left. By then I will be very free to take you around and probably share some ideas with you and other things you need to know. Thanks. |
[quote author=fgr63 post=45293745]please i need all your ebooks.please how do i get it.] Heyllo Sir/Ma, I sincerely appreciate your interests in getting all my ebooks. The procedure on how to get my ebooks is as quoted above. Kindly follow the instruction and please modify your post and remove your email address. I will never contact anyone who drops his/her email on this thread. If you truly need my ebooks, you should follow the instruction given on how to get them. Thanks. |
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WEEK IN VIEW Thinking of dropping something new for us here this week, let's see how it goes. Register your presence, if I'm impressed we go on. Please, for the newbies among us, check the previous page for contents to aid easy navigation through the thread. Thanks. |
stadora:My pleasure Ma. I wait the good news. Thanks. |
Tips for getting our emails treated quickly: 1. Always have a subject that reflects your inquiry. 2. When sending a new email on a different subject from the previous one, kindly title it appropriately. 3. Be very clear with your questions. Please, help me to serve you better. When I don't understand your questions - it'll be hard for me to answer. 4. Please always check our thread for updates....it'll help you to avoid asking some questions that have already been answered here. 5. Finally, patience, patience, patience!! It'll be good if you understand that the way you want your mail treated so also others want theirs treated. I treat mail base on first to come. I must confess, you guys are the most wonderful set of people I have found here on Nairaland. Please, let's keep the good attitude going, it's a great virtue and I appreciate it a great deal. God bless you all......Much love from Strongbest. Happy New Month. Thanks. |
stadora:Ma'am, kindly look up our lessons on bar soap and follow the instructions. I just quoted the entire lessons just for you. You can as well read over the lesson on page 15-16 and 41. It'll help you. What you wrote up there is certainly not what you saw in any of my lessons. Have a nice weekend ma. Thanks. |
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stadora:Heyllo Ma'am, sorry to ask, which of my lessons are you referring to? I want to be sure you did the right thing. As a matter of fact Ma, your soap shouldn't take that long to solidify. If all things are ok, your soap should solidify within 24 hours, latest. Within this period, you should be able to remove your soap freely from the mold and leave to cure. In some cases, depending on the type of trace you obtain before pouring the mixture into the mold (light or heavy trace). Heavy trace usually solidify in few hours, like 4-6 hours. In conclusion, madam your soap might be on a 'long thing'. Tell us exactly what you did and I can help identify where you went wrong. Thanks. |
ATTENTION PLEASE! Really, I don't know where some of us are getting our formulas from but please, don't ask me question on things outside my ebooks. I have noticed a lot of us ask questions out of context and I wonder where such funny inspiration is coming from. Obviously not from my ebooks! Please note that I'm not trying to say you shouldn't ask question on anything but in a situation whereby you are already given a particular formula, you should follow my formula to get an accurate result, it's as simple as that. For instance, in the production of hair shampoo: no where in my ebook sodium chloride is mentioned so, why should you add it? I didn't teach you to add cetyl alcohol to your hair shampoo, why should you be asking me when and how to add it? This is just funny. Sodium chloride is just your normal table salt, I give us the tip of adding it to our liquid soap to boost the thickness and not shampoo. Shampoo has more contact with the human skin, and sometimes the eyes. It's dangerous to have salt drip into your eyes, you should know how it feels. If truly you get the ebooks from me, then only and always follow my instructions please! There's no way you will go wrong if you follow my instructions, you can quote me anywhere. I'm not ignorant of the fact that there are a lot formulas flying everywhere on the internet this day, but please do me a favour and keep or direct your questions to where ever/ whoever you get them from. One very important thing any good producer should know is the function of any chemical used. You should be able to know why a particular chemical is used in a product. You can't be a good cook when you don't know the function of salt and maggi in your food, no, no way! Please, let's make things easy for our selves. Thanks and God bless as you cooperate. Thanks. |
This thread isn't forgotten, just don't believe in wasting time on things that are of no help to people. My time is very precious to me. |
88 Esy2luv:8 No, I'm not sure you are into production Sir. Why won't that be possible? Or do you need me to school you a little? |
Lucwaizy:You definitely need to visit the market your self. There are different types of pet bottles in the market with different covers. Since you'll be using it for your after shave, you'll surely be needing a gun cover. But the type you choose determines the cost. It's advisable for you to get down to the market and do certain findings for your self. Thanks. |
Strongbest:Sorry, was trying to see if I could bring the images on page six over but it didn't work out. To some of us that asked for packaging samples, kindly check page six (6) of this thread to see if you think you want to go for something similar. There are better packaging than this, yours doesn't have to be exactly like mine, just be creative and you have something even better. I will explain what and what makes a good packing probably in my next post. Hope you all had a lovely weekend. Thanks. |
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freecocoa:Suffer? Lols. Expensive joke! Well, let's not derail this beautiful thread. If you can explain the mystery of 'sleep' then I can buy into your school of thought. |
freecocoa:My second encounter with you. This time, I just want to let you know that there's a GOD. yes, HE lives. |
Congratulations to you @Op. Do not ignore any thread until you have verified it's a scam! Trust me, some of you will still not visit this thread: www.nairaland.com/1798724/ Check it out, it might just be what you need at this moment. No knowledge is a waste. Thank me later. |
darocha1:Really? Well, I don't know about that one o. Lols. |
Okaakoko:My pleasure bro. |
FEW THINGS YOU PROBABLY DON'T KNOW ABOUT BLEACH Bleach also known as stain remover has a lot of uses but from my interactions with people, not many seem to know the other uses for this wonderful product. It occurred to me that a large number of people use the product only for washing of white clothes most importantly, as a stain remover just like the name implies. However, I wish to list the other uses for bleach that some of us here might not have been aware of, and other things. 1. Disinfactant: bleach can be used as a disinfectant. You will wonder why this product is usually required in the hospital right? In case you used to think nurses use it to wash their aprons, it's far from that. It's used in the hospitals as disinfectant..........it can also be used anywhere for this same purpose. 2. Cleaning of glasses: bleach brightens glasses. If you want any glass cleaned and sparkling, try bleach 3.Cleaning of toilet bowls (seats): bleach helps in a better cleaning of your toilet bowls, in fact, it does not only clean it also disinfect the toilets. 4. Sanitizing agent: bleach is a cheap way to sanitize just anything. Next time you want to sanitize house items, get a bleach. It's very active in killing germs. 5. Removing of stains from surfaces: yea, I know we already know bleach is a stain remover but do you also know that it's not just meant for removing stains from clothes? It's very effective in removing stains from surfaces of other items as well. 6. Cleaning of kitchen items: you can use this product to clean the surfaces of the kitchen sinks, cutting boards and any other kitchen items. Just mix a few with water and pour into a spraying bottle for easy use and spray. Did you also know that bleach is very cheap and very easy to produce at home? With less than a thousand naira, you can produce over 300 liters of bleach, yes, you heard me. Yea, that's some easy way of making cool cash. Lastly, did you know that bleach naturally looses it's quality by days? Well, to cut the story short, bleach has a life shelv of 6-12 months maximum. However, from the first day of production a certain percentage of its activity is lost each month. To prevent a higher percentage loss, always keep product away from sun or heat. Strongbest. Thanks. |
Bleach also known as stain remover has a lot of uses but from my interactions with people, not many seem to know the other uses for this wonderful product. It occurred to me that a large number of people use the product only for washing of white clothes most importantly, as a stain remover just like the name implies. However, I wish to list the other uses for bleach that some of us here might not have been aware of, and other things. 1. Disinfactant: bleach can be used as a disinfectant. You will wonder why this product is usually required in the hospital right? Incase you used to think nurses use it to wash their aprons, it's far from that. It's used in the hospitals as disinfectant..........it can also be used anywhere for this same purpose. 2. Cleaning of glasses: bleach brightens glasses. If you want any glass cleaned and sparkling, try bleach 3.Cleaning of toilet bowls (seats): bleach helps in a better cleaning of your toilet bowls, in fact, it does not only clean it also disinfect the toilets. 4. Sanitizing agent: bleach is a cheap way to sanitize just anything. Next time you want to sanitize house items, get a bleach. It's very active in killing germs. 5. Removing of stains from surfaces: yea, I know we already know bleach is a stain remover but do you also know that it's not just meant for removing stains from clothes? It's very effective in removing stains from surfaces of other items as well. 6. Cleaning of kitchen items: you can use this product to clean the surfaces of the kitchen sinks, cutting boards and any other kitchen items. Just mix a few with water and pour into a spraying bottle for easy use and spray. Did you also know that bleach is very cheap and very easy to produce at home? With less than a thousand naira, you can produce over 300 liters of bleach, yes, you heard me. Yea, that's some easy way of making cool cash. Lastly, did you know that bleach naturally looses it's quality by days? Well, to cut the story short, bleach has a life shelv of 6-12 months maximum. However, from the first day of production a certain percentage of its activity is lost each month. To prevent a higher percentage loss, always keep product away from sun or heat. Strongbest. |
Strongbest:The lesson on the production of anointing oil has been added to our 3rd ebook, kindly check the link above to see content and cost. Thanks. |
I got this same message too and I called to know if it was a mistake. The lady that attended to me said she checked my line and that there's no issue with registration but that I should just go to any of there centre closet to me for details. I think one of their engineers dozed off and mistakenly pressed a wrong button that sent out the messages in error. I'm so ready to let go of MTN this time, should they mess up. Nonsense! www.nairaland.com/1798724/ |
Debbiemma:Thank God you are finally here ma'am. Just like the poster above said, you'll catch up. Just use the table of content to help you navigate through the lesson easily. You are welcome into the big family ma. Thanks. |
TCF1980:Nice attempt Sir, I believe your next production will be great. And I hope history will not repeat itself.....No more River Niger, lols. Thanks. |
favourite:Uhmmmm, Ma'am thought we are done with that already. Thanks. |
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