How to Make Soap Jelly
Keep the end pieces of soap in a container somewhere., Grate or shave the soap pieces as much as possible., Add one pint or half a litre of boiling water to the grated soap pieces., Stir and leave in a wide mouthed glass jar to gel as it turns cold...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Keep the end pieces of soap in a container somewhere.
Under the kitchen sink is a nice, out of the way place.
When you have about 1 US-pint (473 ml) or 2 cups of soap pieces, you are ready to make soap jelly. -
Step 2: Grate or shave the soap pieces as much as possible.
For the pieces that get too small, simply throw them in to melt down but make sure they as small as possible. , Stir in one tablespoon of borax.
Make sure that the soap pieces dissolve completely. ,, It is economical because every part of the soap gets used up. -
Step 3: Add one pint or half a litre of boiling water to the grated soap pieces.
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Step 4: Stir and leave in a wide mouthed glass jar to gel as it turns cold.
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Step 5: Use as a cleaning soap.
Detailed Guide
Under the kitchen sink is a nice, out of the way place.
When you have about 1 US-pint (473 ml) or 2 cups of soap pieces, you are ready to make soap jelly.
For the pieces that get too small, simply throw them in to melt down but make sure they as small as possible. , Stir in one tablespoon of borax.
Make sure that the soap pieces dissolve completely. ,, It is economical because every part of the soap gets used up.
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