Solid Dish Soap Bar DIY With Essential Oil - NATURAL DEGREASER

Solid Dish Soap Bar DIY With Essential Oil - NATURAL DEGREASER
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The best way to use these dish soap bars is to run water into your dish pan, put dish soap bar under running water over pan & use brush to scrub & create bubbles into the water..
These bars are also natural de-greasers, & they don't leave soap scum on your dishes or in the water. Your dishes will come out nice & squeaky clean each and every time. They are all natural cold processed dish soap bars. They don't just clean your dishes, you can use them on your stove & counter tops as well. You can also use them to clean your bathrooms.
When SHTF you will definitely be ready as well, for any emergency that you happen to come across & can't get a hold of soap, these bars can be used for any & everything.
Now with the high Coconut Oil content that is in these bars, it will be drying to your skin.. So you should wash your dishes with gloves on(I do).. Or make sure to put on moisturizing hand lotion when yo are done.. but I will say that this is the best dish soap hack ever!
Now you don't have to use Castor Oil in your recipe, you can use 100% Coconut oil if you choose.
Yous should also know that you shouldn't wrap your soap bars in plastic OR any packaging that's gonna prevent air from getting to it. They need open air to completely cure or else they will Oxidate & or eventually form DOS(dreaded orange spots). So make sure you store them in a cool dark space in the open air. That is why I packaged mine the way I did in the video... they need Air!
They will also have a Indefinite shelf life meaning (they will last forever).. One bar will last you up to 6 months depending on how often you wash dishes or clean other things with the soap. Making homemade dish soap is a HUGE money saver! You also will be using PURE ALL NATURAL Soap, not anything that's mostly 95% water, like the store bought liquid soap is. You also can cut back on plastic being thrown in the ocean, or anywhere else..that is why I keep reusing my containers, & do not throw them away! They are some very sturdy plastic containers. That is why they need time to cure, the lye & water content will saponify & turn completely into soap, no water whatsoever will be left in your bars.
When you see that you are getting low on Dish soap bars, make sure to make more so that you don't run out, or you can make a bunch of them at once that will last you years, because again, they don't expire!
I made a lot this time around because the holidays are coming, & I do add them as gifts in my homemade gift baskets.
Enjoy
SOLID DISH SOAP BAR
RECIPE:
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Coconut Oil 92.00%
Castor Oil 8.00%
1 Tbls Citric Acid
Water 1.140 lbs
Lye 0.510 lbs
Lemon Essential Oil 2.oz
Here is the brush I used in my video, they come in a set of 4::
Bamboo Dish Brush Set, 4 Pcs Palm Wooden Dish Scrubber Brush, Bubble Up Dish Brushes, Durable Wood Dishes Scrub Brush, Natural Round Vegetable Cleaning Pots Pans Sink Washing Kitchen Brush by Aisuly a.co/d/iZav5SX
Here is the containers I used for my dish soap bars, they come in a set of 50::
Freshware Food Storage Containers [50 Set] 8 oz Plastic Deli Containers with Lids, Slime, Soup, Meal Prep Containers | BPA Free | Stackable | Leakproof | Microwave/Dishwasher/Freezer Safe a.co/d/eGIrz0Q
Here are the 4oz ramekins I also use from time to time for my soap bars as well, they come in a set of 12::
12 PACK 4 oz Ramekins, Porcelain Ramekin bowls, Oven Safe Classic Ramekins for Baking Souffle Creme Brulee a.co/d/iwJ4sHr
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