EASY HOMEMADE LAURIL WITH FEW INGREDIENTS 

Discover how to make an easy homemade laurel with few ingredients to enhance the suds of your handmade soap! In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll learn how to add lauryl to your homemade soap, increasing its cleaning power and making your clothes even more fragrant. Watch now and learn how to make this essential ingredient to enhance your homemade cleaning products!
Ingredients:
1 liter and 200 ml of water at room temperature
100ml of glycerin
200 ml of shampoo
500ml of detergent
2 to 3 tablespoons of baking soda
⚖observation soda quantity table.
quantity table
of soda for each liter of oil.
⚖Soda 60% 200 grams
⚖Soda 70% 170 grams
⚖Soda 99% 140 grams
⚖Soda 50% 200 ml👆🏼👆🏼👆🏼 Let's work within the measures.
Percentage table of some sodas
Sun ➡️ 99%
Scorpio ➡️98%
Indaia➡️ 60%
Bel➡️ 98%
Yara➡️ 70%
Bradoc ➡️ 98%
Lipon➡️70%
Electric ➡️96%
Samson ➡️60%
Gioca➡️99%
Politriz➡️99%
Rodo➡️99%
Skull ➡️70%
Amalia➡️99%
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🔊 Raw materials that CANNOT be mixed👇👇👇
💣 Bleach and hydrogen peroxide
💣 Bleach and kerosene
💣Ethanol and kerosene
💣 Hydrogen peroxide and Ajax
💣Ajax and Bleach
💣 Bleach and Liquid Ammonia
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PH TABLE
➡PH above 10 = very alkaline (ideal for heavy cleaning products)
➡PH 10 = alkaline (ideal for dirty clothes)
➡PH 9 and 8 = slightly alkaline (ideal
for all types of clothing and cleaning products in general)
➡PH 7=neutral (ideal for shampoos and detergents)
➡PH 5 and 6 = slightly acidic (ideal for intimate soaps..