Don't Throw Away Your Oil — Learn How to Make Homemade Soap from Old Used Cooking Oil:
Dear reader, every household has used cooking oil that usually just gets thrown away — but why not put it to good use and save yourself some money too? For example,
you can turn it into something important that every household uses,
I'll give you the recipe and quantities for traditional homemade soap — the kind that takes us back to the good old days, the days of kind and gentle mothers,
and the simple life full of warmth, tenderness, and contentment.
How to Make Soap at Home — Simply:
*Ingredients:
1 — 4 liters of used cooking oil
2 — 500 g caustic soda (lye)
3 — 2 liters of water
4 — 2 tablespoons of salt
5 — 1 cup of concentrated dish detergent
6 — 4 lemons
7 — Glycerin (to keep your hands soft)
*Preparation Method:
Dissolve the caustic soda in the water in a plastic container, stirring continuously with a wooden stick (for example) until completely dissolved.
Then gradually add the oil, one small amount at a time after straining it, while stirring continuously — little by little.
From there, move on to the next step: add all the remaining ingredients, also while stirring continuously, then pour onto a tray lined with a large plastic bag,
then pour the soap mixture over it and leave it in a well-ventilated place until the next day.
Cut it into your desired shapes and leave it to dry completely, stirring (turning) the pieces each day as well.
I hope this was helpful, even in a small way — I personally tried it and it worked for me, praise be to God. Give it a try, you have nothing to lose, and keep me in your prayers.
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