FOR THE SAKE OF THOSE THAT HAVE NOT SEEN THIS.

LIQUID SOAP PRODUCTION STEP BY STEP

LIST OF CHEMICALS USE IN THE PRODUCTION OF LIQUID SOAP ARE
1. NITROSOL
2. TEXAPON
3. SODA ASH
4. SULPHONIC ACID
5. SLS
6. CAUSTIC SODA
7. STPP
8. COLOUR
9. PERFUME
10. FOAM BOOSTER IS OPTIONAL

Add 8 litres of water to your plastic big bowl

Add 2 litres of water in another bolw and soak your SLS if the one you buy is grain type, set it aside, while it's still dissolving....

Carefully add TEXAPON into the 8 litres of water and stir immediately for about 30 seconds

Then dissolve the Nitrosol in 4 litres of water, stir vigorously for about 30 seconds and add to the TEXAPON then continue stiring it for about 30 seconds to blend together

Check if your SLS is dissolved, if yes add to the main mixture and stir for another 30 seconds

In another bolw, dissolve the soda ash and set it aside

Add SULPHONIC Acid direct to the main mixture and stir for at least 30 seconds

Add the dissolved soda ash to the mixture and keep turning for another 20 seconds

If you are using caustic soda, you can dissolve it separately and to the mixture and stir but I don't use it always

Dissolve your stpp now and add to the main mixture and continue stiring it for about 30 seconds

The next to add is foam boost if you want it

Add your desired perfume and stir for 20 seconds, and then dissolve your favourite colour and add to it and stir it till it blend

If you think your liquid soap will last longer in your hand, you can add preservatives like ctric acid, I did not list it because I don't use it.

At this point the nice smelling fragrance is all over the place, that tells you that your liquid soap is ready for use just allow the foam to settle and you are done

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Facebook is making some exciting changes in 2025. The company is rolling out a new monetization policy that consolidates multiple tools into a single system, making it easier for creators to earn revenue from their content. This policy introduces a unified program that merges in-stream ads, Ads on Reels, and the Performance Bonus initiative into a single tool ¹.

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So, you want to know what's new on Instagram in 2025? Well, let me tell you - there are some exciting updates! *Instagram Reels* can now be up to 3 minutes long, which is a big deal for creators who want to share more in-depth content. And, with the *updated rectangular profile grid*, your profile is going to look fresher than ever. The new design is all about showcasing your photos and videos in a more visually appealing way.

You can also *test your content* with Instagram's new trial reels feature, which allows you to share your reel with a random group of users and see how they react. And, if you're a *Meta-verified* user, you can now add clickable links to your reels, which is a great way to drive traffic to your website or other social media channels.

But that's not all - Instagram has also introduced *profile cards*, which are like virtual business cards that you can share with others. You can customize them with your profile picture, bio, links, and more. And, with the new *notes* feature, you can share quick thoughts and ideas with your followers.

Oh, and have you heard about *Threads*? It's Instagram's new app that's like a Twitter competitor, where you can post threads, reply to others, and follow profiles that you're interested in. It's still relatively new, but it's definitely worth checking out.

Instagram has also made some changes to its *DMs*, including the ability to edit your messages up to 15 minutes after sending, and *pin chats* to the top of your inbox. And, with the new *group profile feature*, you can join a group and share content with others who have similar interests.

Last but not least, Instagram has introduced *AI stickers* for Stories and DMs, which are basically custom stickers that you can create using AI. It's a really cool feature that can add a lot of personality to your messages.

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