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Soap
* All soap comes from the reaction of fat and sodium hydroxide
  - is made with the use of water
* Carving Soap carving fun and inexpensive way for kids to learn the basics of sculpture.
* Many soaps are salts of fatty acids with an alkali base
  - irritate the skin of a child with eczema
* Most soap is manufactured by large companies and is sold in discount stores and supermarkets.
* Most soaps are alkaline and unless pH balanced can cause skin irritation if used excessively
  - kill all stages of the louse except the egg
* Some soap causes cell damage.
* Some soap contains boraxs
  - ethanols
  - tea tree oil
  - is used up by reacting with hard water minerals to form the film
  - kills aphids
* Some soaps contain antiseptics which are claimed to destroy the bacteria which cause spots
  - wash better than others at lower temperatures
* act by impairing the waxy layer of insect exoskeletons
  - selectively on many pests including aphids, squash bug nymphs, leafhoppers, and thrips
* acts as a pesticide
  - solvent for imbedded dirt
* also are products in the rosin and modified rosin resin line
  - can help wash away the urushiol
  - has some medicinal purposes for animals, so be sure to take plenty along
  - kills the orange and black milkweed sucker bugs
  - prevents glue from sticking together
  - works best in hot water
* are also bases, and naturally are quite slippery
  - biodegradable, but break down rather rapidly
  - chemically similar to liquid hand soaps
  - from Greece and Portugal, many made from pure olive oil
  - made from animal fats or vegetable oils
* are sodium oleate and sodium stearates
  - or potassium salts of long chain fatty acids
  - the sodium or potassium salts of long-chain fatty acids
  - virtually non-toxic to the user and they degrade rapidly in the soil
* based on coconut oils are the most environmentally friendly.
* basically loosens the dirt from our hands and body.
* breaks down the crystalline structure of salt.
* breaks the skin
  - surface tension of the water, causing the ants to drown
* can also aid in the passage of insecticides through the waxy insect cuticle
  - be phytotoxic to some crops, and harmful to some beneficials
* can burn some skin sensitive people or hurt eyes
  - tender leaves
  - the skin even worse
* can cause a film to form on jewellery, dulling it
  - on karat gold jewelry, making it appear dull and dingy
  - choking and vomiting
  - come from people's homes, factories or car washes
  - contain animal or vegetable fat
  - definitely cause flakiness and dehydration
* can dry and irritate the skin
  - out the natural oils and promote chapping
  - have some detrimental effects on grass and other plant life
  - kill bacteria that cause odor
* causes the water bubble to fall apart and spread out, also soaking through the wax paper.
* cleansing agent made from the interaction of fats and oils with alkali.
* common household emulsifier.
* complicated molecule.
* compound substance.
* contact poison for many insects and it leaves no residue.
* contain all the natural, glycerin to nourish and soften the skin
  - ingredients that can be drying to skin
  - phosphorus
  - powdered oatmeal, organic honey, ultrarich carrier oils and pure essential oils
* containing higher amounts of liquid vegetable oil have tracings more difficult to detect.
* contains fats.
* continues to be used in hospitals, orphanages and clinics.
* degreaser and can also irritate skin.
* derives from products.
* disrupts the membranes of the bacteria....
* dissolves the grease that lets bacteria stay on the hands.
* emulsify oil, breaking it into invisible droplets that disperse through the water.
* good lubricant by itself and is added to petroleum oil making grease.
* has additional properties
  - chemicals that can pollute the water
* have low mammalian toxicity
  - phosphates
  - the ability of hooking people
* helps to dissolve cell membranes.
* is 'hydrophyllic', or water-loving, and dissolves readily in any moisture
  - alkaline and disturbs the acidic environment
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  - ideal substance because it is made of long chains of carbon and hydrogen atoms
  - basically a mixture of fat and lye
  - bribes
  - capable of liquids
* is generally a sodium salt of certain fatty acids
  - hard when cured
* is located in cabinets
  - doctors
  - gift baskets
  - jails
  - sinks
  - made by mixing an acid and a base to produce soap
* is made from animal and vegetable fats, oils, and greases
  - fat and alkali
  - or vegetable oil, and detergent is made from mineral oil
  - boiling fat together with a strong alkali
  - different oils and fats
  - fats and lye
  - of Glycerin and lightly scented
  - maple and burgandy in colour
  - marketed also as chips, flakes, and beads and in powdered form
  - needed for removing the thickeners from tools, equipment and mixing vessels
  - objects
  - part of the cleansing process
  - placed in toothpaste to create a foaming action
  - poison to fishes
  - rare in facilities for juveniles
  - solids
  - subsidiaries
* is the alkali salt of fatty acids
  - common name for the sodium salt of a fatty acid
  - gateway to marriage, employment and entertainment
  - island's second most important export after agricultural products
* is the most popular cleanser, but synthetic detergents are used as well
  - detergent, but synthetic detergents are also used
  - oldest cleanser, usually a mixture of sodium salts and various fatty acids
  - used as a cleansing agent or detergent
* is used for bathing
  - clean skin
  - personal hygiene
  - showerings
  - smelling
  - washing dishs
  - washings
  - to decontaminate skin exposures
* kills aquarium fish
* kind of cleaner.
* leave skin feeling dry and even itchy.
* leaves residues.
* liquefies the fat and makes it easier to clean.
* luxury that they receive only once or twice a year.
* mere combination of fat or oil, and lye.
* mixes with water.
* now come in all shapes, colors and scents.
* penetrate the waxy covering on the insect s body and cause death by dehydration.
* product that everyone can use.
* reacts with calcium ions in hard water so it forms a scum of calcium sterate.
* reduces the cohesive force, and breaks the surface tension
  - surface tension and allows a film to form
* remove stains by magic.
* removes the protective oil from the skin and upsets the acid-alkaline balance
  - oils from the skin, causing excessive drying and increased rash
* result of a chemical reaction between lye, fat and water.
* simply loosens bacteria, which then are rinsed away with water
  - rinse away with water
* strips the skin's protective acid mantle.
* supposedly work because they are basic.
* tend to be alkaline which neutralizes acids
* vehicle for scent.
* waxy solid made from sodium hydroxide mixed with fats
  - that is used in cleaning that helps increase the cleaning ability of water
* work by smothering soft-bodied insects like aphids or thrips.
+ Housecleaning, Cleaning chemicals: Home
  * Surfactants make water able to get things wet faster. Alkaline chemicals like soap and baking soda are able to get things like mud and hamburger grease off. Acidic chemicals like vinegar and orange juice are able to get off things like mustard, wine, tea, coffee, rust, dry soap suds, and lime scale. Flammable solvents like turpentine are able to remove things like paint. Disinfectants kill germs like fungus and mold. Soap is a kind of cleaner. Some cleaners are so alkaline or acidic they are more dangerous than others. Some cleaners are liquid. Some are dry. Some are in between. Some pour out of box or bottle.
+ Soap bubble, How to make soap bubbles, Procedure: Water
  * How easy it is to make soap bubbles depends on a vast number of factors. Every soap is different, and environmental conditions influence performance, too. For example, dusty air is unfavourable, and so is wind. Also, the more humid the air is, the better, which means making soap bubbles is easier on rainy days. Altogether, the best procedure for finding the perfect solution is the trial and error method.
  * When mixed with water during bathing or washing, they help people and clothes get clean by lowering the chance of dirt and oil to get to the skin or fabric. Soaps are made from animal fats or vegetable oils. There are two basic steps in making soap. They are called Saponification and Salting-out of soap.