Hello zero wasters! Today I will show you how you can make a soap using just 1 oil as your main ingredient: coconut oil. Soap is the mix of fats in our case vegetable oils and sodium hydroxide (lye), a very caustic material! If you want to try this recipe but have not made soap before, I recommend checking my blog post about everything you need to know to get started with soap making. Coconut oil is an extremely cleansing oil so it's the perfect candidate to make a laundy or dish soap. In order to make soap, we need to mix our oil with sodium hydroxide, also called "lye". Each oil requires a certain amount of lye to become soap. If we wanted to obtain a moisturising soap, we would remove some of the lye from our recipe. In our
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The trademarked DISH BLOCK concentrated dishwashing soap is a cleaning powerhouse with a rich, sudsy lather. Cuts stubborn grime and grease on dishes, pots and pans. With added aloe vera to be gentle on your hands. Free of dyes and fragrance.
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Place the Meliora Dish Soap puck on a soap dish, coaster, or right on the edge of your sink. Wet your sponge/brush, rub it over your Dish Soap, and wash away. For those extra dirty items that need a soak - or to fill the entire sink - simply hold the Dish Soap under the faucet while the water is running.
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