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1. YOGHURT PRODUCTION
INGREDIENTS:
Milk Powder, Sugar, Bacteria Culture (DOMO, Fresh Cow Milk, Prepared Yoghurt), Flavour, Food
Colour.
PREPARATION:
NOTE:
7.5Liters of water takes 2cups of milk powder and 1 1/2 cups of sugar.
11/2 Sachet of bacteria culture(DOMO) or 750mls of fresh cow milk
Flavour: add two bottle tops of flavor
The required temperature need for the yoghurt before adding the bacteria culture should
be 42 degree Celsius maximum and minimum.
PREPARATION:
1. Pour the Soda Ash Powder into a plastic bowl
2. Add small base to the soda ash powder and mix together with your hands
3. Add the preservative powder and mix for one minute.
4. Add rice powder and mix
5. Add perfume and mix
6. Fetch samples of the mixture and add a little coloured water. Mix them with your hands.
7. Add the second mixture to the main one in the first bowl bit by bit.
8. Dry it in the sun for 3 to 4 hours.
9. Your washing powder is ready for use
NOTE:
1 kilo of Soda Ash Powder takes ¼ of base, one full nido cup(100mls) of rice powder and
preservative powder and two bottle tops of perfume.
After every addition, mix for one minute.
Soak the powdered colour in water (small amount of water)
ITEMS:
Akesha, Caustic Soda, Formalin or Preservative, Base and Salt (optional), Perfume and Colour (optional)
PREPARATION:
NOTE:
Base, Salt, Water, Preservatives, Surphonic Acid (to be diluted in water), Thickener, Booster, Colour,
Perfume, Rice powder (to be diluted in water)
PREPARATION:
PREPARATION:
Same as shower gel production but when you are preparing shampoo, after Glycerin you will;
1. Add Citric Acid (100mls)
2. Add Softener (100mls)
3. Add Silicon (100mls)
4. Add colour and perfume
ANTISEPTIC PRODUCTION
ITEMS:
DCMX, Pine Oil, Phenol, Caramel, Alcohol, Saponification, Water.
PREPARATION:
1. Put DCMX and alcohol into a bowl and stir separately from the main bowl. Let it dissolve.
2. Put saponification into a bowl, add water and stir.
3. Add pine oil and stir
4. Add Phenol and stir
5. Add two (2) drops of caramel and stir
6. Add the mixture of DCMX and alcohol into the main mixture (stirs very well and allows it for one
(1) hour before use).
NB:
To test for antiseptic, put some water into a bucket, and then put drops of the antiseptic into it
and you will see that the water will become whitish.
Half kilo of DCMX
1 liter bottle of alcohol
1 liter bottle of saponification
2litres of water
200mls of pine oil
150mls of Phenol
The amount of caramel will depends on how you want your antiseptic colour to be.
INGREDIENT:
Akeshaa, caustic soda, formalin/preservative, [base, salt, colour, perfume] optional
NOTE: Three (5L) gallons of water takes 1/2 kg of Akeshaa and one full nido cup of preservative
PREPARATION:
Pour the akeshaa into a bucket and add water
Add caustic soda (3 full nido cup) and stir
Add soda ash (1 nido cup) and stir
Add preservative and stir
Mix the base and salt separately and add to the main mixture (optional)
Add colour and perfume (optional)
FLOOR CLEANER
INGREDIENTS:
Water, preservative, Base (optional), rice powder, colour, perfume
PREPARATION:
Pour water into a bowl 5liters)
Add perfume and stir (4 different)
Add preservative and stir(100 mls)
Add rice powder and stir (200 mls)
Add colour and stir
OR
Follow the liquid soap preparation method.
When you get to the point of adding perfume and colour, you rather add alcohol (500ml) and stir
for 45mins, finally, add perfume and colour
PRECAUTIONS
Caustic soda is acidic so make sure it doesn't get into contact with the body. Perhaps, if it
Accidentally gets into contact with the body, quickly rub the place with oil
Make sure you put the hydrometer into cool clean water after preparing the gauge to charge the
Battery
Handle the hydrometer with care
Keep items out of reach of children
PREPARATION
Dissolve caustic soda in water for three days
Prepare your gauge,ie mixing caustic soda with water to get the right gauge for soap making;1225
Get your oil ready and make sure there is no water in the water.
Boil the oil very well
Put the oil in a big container and mix with colour.
Add perfume to the oil
Prepare your box and lay a rubber in it
Measure 5 cups of your correct gauge of caustic soda into a plastic bucket
Measure 10 cups of oil mixed with colour and perfume into a plastic container
Get your bowl ready to mix
Wear a pair of gloves and nose guard
Add the caustic soda mixture into the oil and stir with paddle until you get a smooth uniform
mixture(stir in one direction and do not stop stirring in the middle of the process)
Then pour the mixture into the prepared box
Leave it where it is for the next 24hours before cutting
Take the soap to the cutting table and cut it into bars
Move the bars to the designing table and design it to a preferred shape
Dress the soap to become attractive
YOGHURT PRODUCTION
1. Bacteria Culture: It reduces the chemical or body temperature of the product and also helps in
fermentation.
2. Flavour: It gives taste to the product
WASHING POWDER
1. Soda ash powder: A sodium salt of carbonic acid, it removes dirtiness
2. Base: It extend or increase the consumption of the product
3. Preservative: It protect against any decomposition (destroying)
BLEACH PRODUCTION
1. Caustic Soda: strong alkaline, it helps to remove the dirtiness.
2. Formalin or Preservative: preserve the product from spoiling.
LIQUID SOAP
1. Surphonic Acid: It is a chemical used in making Liquid soaps that helps remove stains.
SHOWER GEL
1. Glycerin: It makes the body sweetener
2. Vitamin E: it protect the cell membrane
3. Perlizer: It removes chemicals and gives products shiny surface.
SHAMPOO
1. Softener: It makes the production soften
2. Citric Acid: It keeps hair cool and dries the hair.
3. Silicon: It gives the product silky slip, less comb resistance and shinier appearance.
ANTISEPTIC PRODUCTION
1. Pine Oil: It gives us smell of the preparation (Antiseptic)
2. Phenol: It takes out poisonous substances and chemicals from the production
3. Saponification: reduces the strong alkali
4. Caramel: colour (dark) of the Antiseptic
5. Alcohol: It protects and defends the skin from infections.