Soft soap should be kept in a dry place in the cellar, and should not be used till three months old.
Put a pail or two of cold water into the kettle, and a large spoonful of soft soap--more if the kettle is a large one.
Soft soap, made with clean grease and good potash is of a light nankeen color, and is better for washing flannels and white clothes than any other.
If this is not to be had, soft soap, if it is of the best kind, is better than common bar soap.
Mix together a quarter of a pound of soft soap; a tea-spoonful of brandy; and a pint of whisky or gin; stirring them hard.
The emulsion to be made by dissolving half a pound of soft soapin a gallon of boiling water.
Or tobacco water and a solution of soft soap, together or separately, if carefully applied, speedily make an end of this troublesome pest.
Soft soap dissolved in water makes a cheap and effectual wash for exterminating all kinds of Aphis, and to these ingredients quassia may with advantage be added.
Soft soap is made with potash and drying oils, either alone or mixed with tallow, and other coarse fatty matters.
The designing institution learned to its surprise that the Comptroller could not stand too much "soft soap.
Oil and grease may be generally removed by spreading a paste made of soft soap, caustic potash lye, and fullers earth over the part, and allowing it to remain there for a few days; after which it must be washed off with clean water.
A cheaper and better plan is to substitute the 'soft soap' of the Ph.
In two months' time wash it off perfectly clean; then have ready a fine thick lather of soft soap, boiled in soft water; dip a brush in it, and scour the marble.
To prevent swallows building under eaves, or in window corners, rub the places with oil or soft soap.
For Mixture:--Boil slowly one pound of soft soap in two quarts of water to one quart.
A soap is sometimes made with lard and the above ingredients; or soft soap is combined with them; in either case to form a depilatory pommade.
The following is the process followed by respectable manufacturers of soft soap (savon vert, being naturally or artificially green,) upon the continent.
Thenard states the composition of soft soap at--potash 9.
The new improvement in soft soap is, if properly used, a saving of nearly half in quantity; and though something dearer than the hard, it reduces the expence of washing considerably.
Prepare a fine thick lather of soft soap, boiled in soft water; dip a brush in it, and scour the marble well with powder.
Boil slowly one pound of soft soap in two quarts of water, till reduced to one.
Then she looked at the keg that had held their precious store of soft soap.
But just as they reached the door the Indian caught sight of the crock of soft soap--dark, sticky, and strangely fascinating to him.
This very useful article is produced by a combination of tallow or oil with soda or potash; with soda, hard soap is formed; with potash, soft soap.
Soft soap is made in the same way, using potash instead of soda, and, generally, a large quantity of train-oil.
Linens are chiefly bleached by repeated boilings in solutions of potash or pearlash, and afterwards in chloride of lime; wool by soaking in warm water, exposing it to the vapour of sulphur, and finally washing in a solution of soft soap.
Pa was trying to explain how the book came to be there, when the minister and the deacons started out, and then I poured the two quart tin pail full of soft soap on the front step.
It is nothing to the way you can spread it with two quarts of soft soap.
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