ORDINARY BATHS AND TOILET PURPOSES
Year: 1886

page_text: Date of Application, 27th Oct., 1886.
Complete Left, 26th July, 1887.
Complete Accepted, 30th Sept., 1887.
I SALVADOR TRAVADO, 27 Jewry Street E.C. London in the County of Middlesex,
Engineer do hereby declare the nature of said invention for ORDINARY BATHS AND
TOILET PURPOSES to be as follows:-
The preparation of this product consists in the saponification of the volatile oils in
contact with an alcaline base at a temperature of 10 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
The products used are carbonate of soda, alone or mixed with that of potasium in
suitable proportions.
Mix
Carbonate of soda
Common water
-
-
->
41 to 93 parts.
100 parts.
When the carbonate has dissolved the liquid is concentrated in a moderate heat,
and when at the point of crystallization, add 15 parts of the chosen essential oils, or
any other oils in variable quantities according to the intensity of the odour.
Mix well and stir for 30 minutes keeping up a temperature of 120 degrees
Fahrenheit.
Then add an equivalent quantity of water to that which has evaporated, also elevate
the temperature until the product is concentrated. This liquid must be left until
quite cold, awaiting its crystallization.
After it has become crystallized and the carbonate of soda has been regenerated
the mother water is separated, to go through the same process and recover new
crystallizations.
The volatile oils are various, but those mostly used are those employed in
perfumeries.
Names of volatile oils: Ceylon cinnamon, clove, geranium lavander, thyme,
rose sta

page_text: The mixture of the most frequently used essences is for each 100 parts of salts:
Ceylon, geranium, portugal 2, rose, lavander 4, thyme 3, clove 1; which
consists of 15 parts.
When the aromatic salts are collected and dried, they are placed in glass bottles,
preserving them from humidity.
Four ounces of these aromatic salts dissolved in an ordinary bath hot or cold,
refresh, soften and perfume the skin. They contain the essences of flowers, and are
therefore eminently hygienic.
They are also useful for washing the head putting two small spoons full of them
into half a gallon of water.
Dated this 27th day of October 1986

page_text: SALVADOR TRAVADO of 27 Jewry Street, London in the County of Middlesex,
Civil Engineer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner
the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by
the following statement :-
The preparation of this product consists in the saponification of the volatile oils in
contact with an alkaline base at a temperature of 10 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit.
The products used are Carbonate of Soda, alone or mixed with that of Potasium,
in suitable proportions.
Mix Carbonate of Soda -
Common water
-
-
41 to 93 parts.
100
"
When the carbonate has dissolved the liquid is concentrated in a moderate heat,
and when at the point of crystallization add 15 parts of the chosen essential oil, or
any other oils in variable quantities according to the intensity of the odour. Mix
well and stir for 30 minutes keeping up a temperature of 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
Then add an equivalent quantity of water to that which has evaporated, also elevate
the temperature until the product is concentrated. This liquid must be left until
quite cold awaiting its crystallization. After it has become crystallized and the
Carbonate of Soda has been regenerated the mother water is separated, to go through
the same proces and recover new crystallizations.
The volatile oils are various, but those mostly used are those employed in
perfumeries. Names of volatile oils: Ceylon Cinnamon, Clove, Geranium, Lavender
Portugal, Thyme, Rosemary, Rose. The mixture of the most frequently used essences
is for each 100 parts of salts: Ceylon Cinnamon 1, Geranium, Portugal 2, Rose,
Lavender 4, Thyme 3, Clove 1; which consist of 15 parts. When the Aromatic
Salts are collected and dried, they are placed in glass bottles, preserving them from
humidity.
Four ounces of these aromatic salts dissolved in an ordinary bath hot or cold
refresh, soften and perfume the skin. They contain the essences of flowers, and are

page_text: therefore imminently hygienic. They are also useful for
two small spoons full of them into half a gallon of water.
small quantity of salts is required, about four to six grains.
very useful for smelling.
washing the head putting
For washing the face a
These salts will be found
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said invention,
and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare, that what I claim is :
1. The parts mentioned for the production of aromatic salts.
2. The manner of mixing the essential oils with the alkaline salts.