Gently mix soap with water.
Do not shake.
Pour into foam soap dispenser.
Note: I used Dawn dishwashing liquid (apple blossom anti-bacterial soap) with great results.
I did a test run first using 1 tablespoon soap to 4 tablespoons water.
Fill a 32oz squirt bottle with liquid soap.
Add the oils.
Shake well.
Bring out the dirty dishes.
Use away!
Combine ammonia, dishwashing soap, and alcohol in a one gallon bottle; then add almost one gallon water to fill the bottle; a few drops blue food coloring may be added to make your homemade Windex look store-bought.
Fill spray bottles with Windex for cleaning interior mirrors and glass surfaces; just use a rag to wipe and shine.
This solution also works well for washing exterior windows. When doing so I like to wash them out of direct sunlight to avoid streaks, then finish the job by polishing each window with wadded up newspaper.
To ammonia, add dishwashing soap and water.
Shake well.
Take your bar of soap (we use Dove or store brand like it, because it's more moisturizing), and grate it with a cheese grater.
Pour the water and grated soap into a microwaveable container and cook on high for 3 min.
Remove and stir until all soap bits have melted (put in a bit longer, if needed).
Let it cool, then pour into pumps (leftover from store bought liquid soap), and the remainder in any container with a lid.
Mix all three ingredients together.
Glycerin makes bubbles more resilient.
Make bubble wands out of pipe cleaners.
Don't throw the leftovers away, it gets better with age.
ntil dissolved. Add vinegar and dishwashing liquid. Stir gently.
Whenever
Mix thoroughly.
Let stand for several hours.
Scoop any suds off the top and start blowing!
e the powder) and Ivory dishwashing liquid are mixed in equal
In a large bowl (at least 3 quarts) stir water and corn syrup until combined.
Add dishwashing liquid and stir very gently until well mixed.
(Try not to make any bubbles.) Dip (don't stir) bubble wands into bubble liquid and blow bubbles.
Combine ingredients.
Pour small amount into a paper cup. Place a straw in the cup and blow.
You may also use a wand to make bubbles.
Store in covered jar or container.
Place cornstarch in a medium saucepan.
Add water a little at a time.
Stir until water and cornstarch are mixed well.
Cook this mixture over low to medium heat until mixture comes to a boil and thickens.
Stir continuously while cooking.
Mixture usually thickens in 6 to 8 minutes.
Remove from heat. Add powder and dishwashing liquid.
Stir until mixed.
Combine the garlic and vegetable oil and leave to soak overnight.
Strain and add to the water along with the liquid soap.
Spray regularly.
Mix cornstarch and liquid soap in bowl.
Pour into ice cube tray, filling about 1/2 full.
Put 4-8 drops of different food coloring colors into each section and mix till blended.
I usually use toothpicks to mix when in the ice cube tray.
Give to the kids and let them at it!
This washes your child, and will wash off the walls too!
You will also need 1 empty 25oz. plastic bottle.
Build a mound of dirt up around the bottle, keeping the top open.
Combine the soap and food coloring in the bottle.
Add vinegar and pour in water almost to the top.
Here's the amazing part! -- In a large spoon blend the baking soda with a little tap water to moisten it and then quickly pour into the bottle.
The contents will erupt out of the bottle just like a volcano.
The kids will want to see this more than once so be prepared :).
Shred the bars of soap and set aside.
In a heavy saucepan, over low heat, warm the soy milk and gradually add the shredded soap until mixture is a sticky mass.
Remove the pan from the heat and add the rice bran and jasmine oil.
Stir until the bran is evenly mixed.
Spoon the soap into a mold and let it set for 4 hours or until hardened.
You can double the recipe and use a milk carton for the mold.
Grate the soap, or chop into tiny pieces
Mix pulverized laundry starch with cold water.
Pour in boiling water and stir quickly.
Cook the mixture over low heat about 3 minutes until the surface becomes glossy.
Remove from heat and add soap flakes and glycerin as a preservative.
Place the mixture in small jars and color with a few drops of different vegetable dyes.
Prepare your soap molds: Spray a very light
our food processor, grate the soap bars, if you want a