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What are Pure Soap Flakes? Pure Soap Flakes are small, translucent, crystal like, silky flakes of pure Castile soap concentrate that are food grade saponified from a signature blend of organic vegetable oils of coconut and Smude Sunflower Seed. They are the mildest of cleaners and free of injurious bleaches, chemicals, dyes, enzymes, GMOs, perfumes, phosphates, sodium lauryl sulfate, or synthetic surfactants. Pure Soap Flakes are kind to people with sensitive skin and senses, pets, natural fibers, and woods. Great for bathing, cleaning or laundry! Why Pure Soap Flakes? Flakes of pure soap can be hydrated to create cleaning, laundry or washing solution needed. Our flakes are a concentration of pure castile soap that are specially formulated to clean gently and launder naturally. They can be used for green cleaning, bathing, laundering, and washing. Pure Soap Flakes can be used alone or combined with other natural cleaning products such as baking soda, borax, and/or washing soda to make a variety of more gregarious and specific cleaners that are economical too! Pure Soap Flakes are good for babies, pets, and people with allergies, sensitive skin and tattoos.
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Pure Soap Flakes are perfect for making semi-soft, cream, and liquid soaps by adding the right amount of purified water. Soaps that are made to be liquid from the start use potassium hydroxide for saponification and leave a residue which can be harmful to sensitive skin, and can acquire in natural fibers, such as wool and wood, over time causing fraying and dryness. Pure Soap Flakes work great in soap foamers too! See recipe below.
Simple recipes to green clean, bathe, and launder with Pure Soap Flakes: Soap Foamer 8 oz: 1 tablespoons Pure Soap Flakes to 1 cup water. Dissolve 1 tablespoon Pure Soap Flakes with 1/4 cup boiling water (purified is preferred). Stir until clear. Add 3/4 cup cold water. Add essential oils if desired. Pour in to foamer. Hand & Body Wash, and Cream Soap Shampoo : 1 part Pure Soap Flakes, 6-8 part water. Dissolve Pure Soap Flakes in boiling water. Pour in the remaining water that is cool. Pour in plastic container with squirt cap. Let set! Shake as necessary. Add desired essential oils and other natural ingredients. Basic Laundry Use (dry) : 1 part Pure Soap Flakes, 1 part cup baking soda, 1 part cup borax, 1 part cup washing soda. Mix ingredients together. Store in a container. Use 1 tablespoon per load, more if necessary when laundry is soiled or super soiled. Basic Laundry Use (soft) : 1 cup Pure Soap Flakes, 1 cup baking soda, 1 cup borax, 1 cup washing soda. 8 cups boiling water. Mix Pure Soap Flakes, baking soda, borax, and washing soda. Add boiling water. Mix well. Store in a wide mouth, plastic container. Use to cup per load. All Purpose Cleaning Whip: 1 part Pure Soap Flakes, 1 part water, and 1 part baking soda. Dissolve Pure Soap Flakes with boiling water. Let cool. Add baking soda and whip with fork. Use on everything from chrome to stone ... tub, tile, sink, toilet, floors, counters, stain treatment, and cold water wash. General All Purpose Liquid Cleaner : 1 tbsp Pure Soap Flakes, 1 quart warm or hot water. To make stronger add: 2 tbsp baking soda, borax, or washing soda. Dissolve Pure Soap Flakes in water and add other ingredients. Glass Cleaner and Everywhere Soap Spray: 1 tablespoon Pure Soap Flakes to a quart of hot water. Put in spray bottle. Glass and metal sparkles. Gel Soap / Liquid Soap : 2 cups Pure Soap Flakes, gallon of water. Dissolve Pure Soap Flakes with some boiling water. Add remaining water that is cool. Transfer to a container. For a thinner soap, use 1 gallon of water. Brick and Fireplace Soot Cleaner : Dissolve 1 part Pure Soap Flakes in 1-2 parts water making a thicker soap mixture. Let cool. Whip. Cover the brick completely. Let soak. Scrub with a brush. Rinse with clean water. Be amazed! Soap Finished Furniture : Blend equal weights of Pure Soap Flakes and water, purified or reverse osmosis is preferred, in a bowl and cover. Let set over night. Stir with spatula, fork or blend with stick blender. This will thicken and become a gel/cream. Spread soap gel/cream on wood with cotton cloth. Let stand for a minute or two. Wipe off excess with damp cloth in direction of wood grain. Let wood dry and sand with fine sandpaper. Apply a second coat. Can also be used to wash antiques, bamboo, crystal, fabrics, furniture, textiles, wicker, and woods.
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Q: What amount of Soap Flakes should I use? A: It helps to remember that Soap Flakes mixed with water are "soap and water", a pretty basic mixture that is very safe to use in almost any cleaning situation you might imagine. When your soap and water mixture looks and feels soapy enough for you, you are using the correct amount of Soap Flakes! Like most cleaning and laundry products, soap is consumed during use. Heavily soiled items require a bit more soap. Lightly soiled items require less soap. With very little water, Soap Flakes can be whipped into a lather, with more water, a soap and water mixture can be made as mild as you like.
Directions for Laundering with Soap Flakes Always follow garment labels for washing instructions. Make sure flakes are fully dissolved in water. Test for color fastness and wash non-fast colors and whites separately.Flame resistant finishes may be impaired by washing with Soap Flakes, refer to the garment label.
Handwashing In a bucket or tub, use about 1 gallon of warm to hot water and add enough Soap Flakes (approximately 1/4 cup) to ensure a rich creamy lather. The hotter the water, the better the Soap Flakes dissolve. Let the mixture cool to skin temperature or slightly above before starting to wash. Swish water around to mix. Work fabric in the soapy mixture and rinse well in clear water. Squeeze out, but do not wring out, the water from the fabric. After the initial squeeze out, wrap the fabric inside a dry bath towel and squeeze or pat dry to absorb more moisture. Ease back into shape and let dry flat, away from direct heat or bright light.
Automatic washing machines Top loading machines Add approximately 1/2 cup of Soap Flakes to the warm or hot water as the machine fills. Agitate briefly. Be sure flakes have dissolved completely before adding laundry. Wash as usual.
Durable water resistant fabrics Wash according to garment label but do not use softened water. Artificially softened water may adversely affect the fabric. In hard water areas, either use a bit more soap, or hand wash using a mixture of Soap Flakes and distilled water.
Go by feel. Feel the soapy water (be sure it is cool enough to not hurt your skin); if the mixture is slippery, and there are enough suds, you are using the correct amount of Soap Flakes. Always rinse well. Soap Flakes can be premixed with hot water to make a liquid concentrate which can be added to cooler wash water. Concentrate may become gel like, however this does not impair performance. Softer water works better with Soap Flakes than does harder water. When using Soap Flakes in a hard water area, add a water softening product to the wash water, or use more Soap Flakes.
For most uses, washing floors, washing horses or dogs, washing or cleaning most things, use approximately 1/2 cup of Soap Flakes to a bucket of water. Warmer or hotter water dissolves the Soap Flakes best. Always rinse well.People with nut allergies may want to avoid using this product as coconut and palm oils form the soap base.
Because your laundry has accumulated a ton of buildup from the water, the soap, and then other particles like dirt and bacteria, you really should do a chemical strip of your laundry in order to remove all of those nasties before going any further. Full details and instructions are at the link below.
I make home made laundry soap it is Castile soap liquid or a bar I heat it up with water so it melts good then a put 1 cup washing soda and 1 cup twenty mule team borax and about 1/4 bar of Naphta stain removing bar I heat it up till it is liquified in a five gallon bucket and put about 3/4 cup per load and it works fine for me my clothes come out just fine and wash and wear just fine. not sure what home made soap she is talking about but my soap is fine!
So I wash my cleaning towels with lye soap I make myself. I put them in a tub with boiling water and soap power a bit of bleach and let them set overnight then I wash them with a wash board then throw them in the washer and they come out white and soft.
I always melt my soap when I add it to the washer. And vinegar removes buildup by adding a decent amount to the Rinse. This one old woman I knew always told me to add the liquid lye soap until I had a decent amount of bubbles when the washer was turning and add baking soda.
I just made up my first batch of homemade laundry soap. Do you have any suggestions on what I can do with it? Before I end up having to strip the clothes. I wish I found your article before I made it.
Wonderful article, I have learned a lot, thank you. Please what can I add to my hand made laundry soap to increase the cleaning strength? I only have add caustic soda to Palm Kernel oil to produce soap.Can anyone assist me with a recipe, using Palm Kernel oil. Thank you.
Did you ever try using vinegar as a fabric softener? Like with shampoo bars, vinegar rinse gets rid of the soap build up/film. You can add a drop of essential oil for scent and the vinegar smell disappears completely when the laundry is dry. Just a thought. 041b061a72