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1. Delicate Laundry Soap
Replace neutral soap with a hypoallergenic one and omit vinegar to protect sensitive fibers.
2. Scented soap
Add 10-15 drops of essential oils such as eucalyptus, lavender or lemon for aromatic touch and antibacterial properties.
3. More concentrated version
Use just 3 liters of water for a thicker soap, ideal for tough stains.
4. Exfoliating soap
Add 2 tablespoons of ground oats to the mixture for a gentle exfoliating effect.
5. Antibacterial soap
Stir in 1 teaspoon of 70% alcohol to reinforce the soap’s disinfectant properties.
Common mistakes when preparing homemade liquid soap
Lumps in the mixture: Make sure the water is hot enough to dissolve the grated soap.
Excessive foaming: Avoid adding vinegar all at once; Slowly incorporate it.
Lack of homogeneity: Stir constantly to integrate all the ingredients well.
Improper storage: Use clean, airtight containers to prevent the mixture from changing texture or becoming contaminated.
Additional Uses of Homemade Liquid Soap
General cleaning: Ideal for cleaning floors, bathrooms and kitchens.
Laundry detergent: Combine with borax and sodium carbonate for a more potent homemade detergent.
Personal Care: Use as a base to make shampoo or body wash, adding ingredients such as aloe vera or coconut oil.
Glass Solution: Dilute the mixture a little more and use it to clean windows and mirrors without leaving residue.
Homemade liquid soap is a healthy, economical and sustainable alternative to commercial products. Its preparation is simple and allows great customization, adapting to various household needs. By following these steps and tips, you can make a high-quality product that takes care of your home and the environment. Dare to try it and enjoy its benefits!
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