How To Turn a Bar of Soap into Liquid Soap 

Or you can you heat it 😅

Thank you! Exactly what I was looking for! Heating soap is horrible to breathe for me & it's been difficult finding any info on NOT heating to rebatch etc.

Exactly

Thanks for having a simpler method

Do the soap and the water get separated after a while ??

How much water would you put in for the left over soap bars? I have some decent size peices I want to do this with but don't want to mess up by adding too much water..

@@kelliecoddington5460 I would guesstimate how many bars you have in leftovers and add the appropriate amount. If you like thicker soap add a little less. If you add to much just add more leftovers to achieve what you are looking for.

Yup a broad spectrum preservative is best. I use optiphem in my homemade liquid soap. And yea every organic and water based home created product does have a short life if not preserved accordingly.

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Can I use red wine bar soap Instead I'd dove soap,is it safe

Thanks for the measurements. I wanted something a little thicker and more of a jelly texture, so I used less water which worked out great. At 77F in my house, it cooled to a thick jelly texture that I could scoop out of the jar to use which was great for me. I wanted that instead of actual liquid soap. But yes, more or less water will fix the texture. I also added some glycerine to increase the moisturizing properties of the soap.

@@sowmyadey4571 if you're just using it as a hand soap to wash your hands, you can pretty much use whatever soap you like. If you're going to use it on your face, I would recommend ensuring that it's a soap that's suitable for your face and won't strip it too much. That's why Dove bar soap is recommended so much. It's very gentle and safe on hands and face.

how do you make your own bar soaps? can you share the recipe or method please?

Add more water

@@iBlancoUCbingo lol

Glad you liked it!

When making soap or liquid soap all who show how to do it, never mention a room temperature. Soap contains oils and oils become solid even when just pure in a bottle, in the refrigerator. Olive oil is longer fluid than cocos oil. Cocos oil becomes fluid at +24 Celsius. I do not know what the oils are in the soap that is used in the video. You used factually even more water than was used in the video, so it should be even more liquid. In the video is used: soap yields 113 gram and 16 flued ounces water = 454 gram water, which makes a ratio of 1:4 Therefore again: check the ingredients of the soap bar that you used, and the room temperature. Maybe you could test this, with much more water (found this on the Remix Plastic website "Make Liquid Soap from Soap Bars", here 1,9 liter (!!) of water has been used, and just 80 grams soap scraps (33 gram lesser than in the video above): Put 80 grams of soap scraps into a heat resistant bowl. Pour over 8 cups of boiling water. Whisk until the soap has dissolved. Cover and let sit for 24 hours. Remove cover and blend to mix in. Pour into your pump container and use! (Obviously this makes more than one pump container worth of soap so store the rest in a larger container and top up as required). There is also a video available on the webpage.

Yes I use it on my body and it leaves a pleasant scent (I used dove beauty bar) and I added a little bit of coconut oil

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Glycerine is a moisturising agent, so that it will add moisture to the soap and make it less drying and stripping on your hands.

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Thank you 😊 Yes you can use more water to reach the desired consistency but make sure it's not too runny.

Coconut oil. You need an animal or a vegetable base oil. In food they say corn syrup. I was wondering the same thing. I am going to try baby oil to see if that works.

No glycerine works fine as well.

You could use Corn Syrup , Maple Syrup,Honey,Sodium Lactate, Vegetable Oil...

Glad you enjoyed it!

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every 113 grams of barsoap you need 2 cups of water just less the 2 cups of water a little bit then X in 4 (8 cups)but if you look closer the finish product looks like a milky shampoo so in my opinion the 8 cups water is OK for good consistency

Hi are you making laundry soap? Just wondering. Ii was thinking of making it into liquid. Thank you

Yes Zote is a laundry bar soap from Mexico.​@bettymacallister3475

The soap thickens into a semi solid after 6 hours but should relax back into a plasma after 24 hours.

No, only if you want an additional moisturizing agent

No.

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Add a bit of distilled water and shake it well before using it.

Try to use immersion blender or put the cold jello in a mixer and mix it. It should break up the jello and it shouldn’t gain the jello consistency again. Let me know!

​@@tomeksoncom well i'd have to liquify it again because I put the liquid soap in a regular jar container and a pump container... it solidified into gel...

Maybe prior to using it set the container in a bowl of hot maybe shake the bottle to every chance you think about it when you are in the bathroom for anything.

Maybe adding a bit of water for thinning out?

@@marybillups8901 it's gelified when water settles...

OMG. Are you one of those greeniacs?

@@daniellouis8489 G, what is wrong with being green? The planet is not for you to destroy. What an odd thing to say to someone who wants to protect the planet and animals!

@@OwlsEyelash dont you know our crop fields also kill animals 🤣 you stupid vegan

@@daniellouis8489this is such a weird thing to say LOL

Get your own channel if you want to bi!ch about something