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 *http://www.standeyo.com/News_Files/Soap/Hand_Milled_Ing.html
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 <!-- 2. What types of fats can be used in making soap? -->
 Any fat that can undergo '''''saponification''''' can be used for making soap. Saponifiables are components of an oily (oil, fat, wax) mixture that form soaps when blended with lye.
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 <!-- 3. What is used in making soap transparent? -->
 Transparent soap can be made by re-melting a batch of regular, opaque soap and adding alcohol and glycerin to it. The alcohol reduces the size of the crystals that form as the soap cools, and when these crystals are small enough, they will no longer reflect light. Rather, the light will easily pass between them and the soap will appear transparent.
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 <!-- 5. What are some cleaning aids added to soap mixtures? -->
 ;Abrasives: Gritty substances are added to soap to help it scrub away dirt. There are many abrasives that are used as soap additives including:
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 <!-- 6. What makes soap float? -->
 Floating soaps (such as Ivory) have had air whipped into them when they were in liquid form. The air bubbles reduce the density of the final product making it lighter than an equal volume of water. Any substance that is lighter than an equal volume of water will float on water.
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 Stearic acid is the primary soap hardener, but several additives have that effect (to a lesser degree) as well including:
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 *Sodium lactate
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 <!-- 9. Explain two methods of making soap. Make a batch of soap by one of these methods. -->
 The two primary methods of making soap are the ''hot process'' and the ''cold process''. In both cold-process and hot-process soapmaking, heat may be required for saponification.
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 You can visit a commercial manufacturer of soaps or find a soap-making school near you.
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 Back when this honor was first developed, it was assumed that you would probably write a letter to a soapmaker to obtain this information. Soapmakers would have information packets that they would send out in response. These days however, they put this information online. Here are a few websites with this type of information:
 *[http://www.kays-soap.com/the_site/productionraw_one.html Kay's Soap]
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 *[http://blisssoap.com/ Bliss Soaps]
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 The Wikipedia article on [[W:Soap|Soap]] is an excellent resource for this.
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 Any fat that can undergo '''''saponification''''' can be used for making soap. Saponifiables are components of an oily (oil, fat, wax) mixture that form soaps when blended with lye.
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-Transparent soap can be made by re-melting a batch of regular, opaque soap and adding alcohol and glycerin to it.  The alcohol reduces the size of the crystals that form as the soap cools, and when these crystals are small enough, they will no longer reflect light.  Rather, the light will easily pass between them and the soap will appear transparent.
+Transparent soap can be made by re-melting a batch of regular, opaque soap and adding alcohol and glycerin to it. The alcohol reduces the size of the crystals that form as the soap cools, and when these crystals are small enough, they will no longer reflect light. Rather, the light will easily pass between them and the soap will appear transparent.
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-;Abrasives: Gritty substances are added to soap to help it scrub away dirt.  There are many abrasives that are used as soap additives including:
+;Abrasives: Gritty substances are added to soap to help it scrub away dirt. There are many abrasives that are used as soap additives including:
 :*Almond meal
 :*Bran
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 :*Cucumber
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 ;Emollients: Emollients are substances that soften and soothe the skin. They are used to correct dryness and scaling of the skin. Additives that act as emollients include:
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 :*Lanolin
 :*Rose water
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 :*Lemon
 :*Myrrh
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-Floating soaps (such as Ivory) have had air whipped into them when they were in liquid form.  The air bubbles reduce the density of the final product making it lighter than an equal volume of water.  Any substance that is lighter than an equal volume of water will float on water.
+Floating soaps (such as Ivory) have had air whipped into them when they were in liquid form. The air bubbles reduce the density of the final product making it lighter than an equal volume of water. Any substance that is lighter than an equal volume of water will float on water.
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-Back when this honor was first developed, it was assumed that you would probably write a letter to a soapmaker to obtain this information.  Soapmakers would have information packets that they would send out in response.  These days however, they put this information online.  Here are a few websites with this type of information:
+Back when this honor was first developed, it was assumed that you would probably write a letter to a soapmaker to obtain this information. Soapmakers would have information packets that they would send out in response. These days however, they put this information online. Here are a few websites with this type of information:
 *[http://www.kays-soap.com/the_site/productionraw_one.html Kay's Soap]
 *[http://www.alabu.com/pages/soap-production-process.html Alabu]

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