Soap Flakes Vegetable-based

Soap Flakes Vegetable-based

Soap flakes are a versatile and eco-friendly product based on plant ingredients, made from natural raw materials such as palm oil, palm kernel oil and glycerin. They are free from fragrances and colourings and can therefore be used individually.

Typical applications

• Hand washing: Soap flakes dissolve in hot water and are ideal for cleaning delicate textiles such as wool and silk.
• Machine washing: Added directly to the drum, they serve as a natural detergent for many types of fabrics.
• All-purpose cleaner: When dissolved in hot water, they are a mild alternative to synthetic cleaners for surfaces and floors.
• Dishwashing and surface cleaning: Soap flakes are well suited for cleaning dishes and windows.

Creative and sustainable uses

• Liquid soap: Soaked and dissolved in water, it produces a gentle liquid soap, also suitable for dispensers and as shampoo.
• Peeling: Mixed with sea salt or coffee, it creates a gentle exfoliation.
• DIY soaps: By melting and shaping, individual soaps can be made, often with essential oils for a personal fragrance.
• Jewellery cleaning: The mild ingredients clean jewellery without containing harsh chemicals.

What are soap flakes used for?

Soap flakes are mainly used as an eco-friendly detergent for hand and machine washing, especially gentle on delicate textiles like wool, silk and baby clothes. For hand washing, one to two tablespoons are dissolved in warm water, while for machine washing two to three tablespoons are added directly to the drum. Soap flakes can also be used as a mild all-purpose cleaner by dissolving them in hot water, optionally with baking soda and essential oils for extra cleaning power and fragrance. They are also suitable for making homemade liquid soap or as a bath additive. Hence, soap flakes are versatile and gentle for household and personal care.

Are soap flakes curd soap?

Soap flakes are not curd soap, as they differ in form. In terms of composition, soap flakes and curd soap can consist of the same ingredients, as both are obtained through saponification. This involves boiling fats or oils with a lye (such as caustic soda or potash lye). In short: curd soap is the solid, pure soap product, while soap flakes are a ready-made, crushed version that is particularly suitable for flexible use.

Notes

Soap flakes should be stored in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight.

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