JADAM Wetting Agent and Castile Soap - The Foundation Of Natural Pesticide - JWA

This is the foundation of all JADAM Natural Pesticide and Fungicide program. This one ingredient alone can take the place of so many toxic chemicals. Easy to make if you follow the steps exactly as outlined.
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[@piolinmetsti2682]

I just made my JWA, according to your instructions, it's perfect. Thank you Nate.

[@piolinmetsti2682]

How long do I need to wait if I also want it for hands soap?

[@natalieshigeta2510]

as a chemist, I strongly recommend always adding any caustic chemicals such as potassium and sodium hydroxide to water and not vice versa. very violent exothermic reactions occur when you add water to the solid powder.

[@judyrosey]

as a soap maker....I AGREE! To remember...think of snow falling on a lake. Not a lake falling on snow!

[@Xray.71]

As a . As a . As a

[@MrKebabsarre]

@@Xray.71 ass

[@StephyGrowsWeed]

isn’t what he is showing in the video basically soft soap? Here in germany we call it Schmierseife and it’s just that. Potassium hydroxide and Oil….. I can get a liter of that for 1€ here

[@lekis57]

Soap maker here as well and I agree with this statement. It’s a safety step for your protection. Please heed this warning ❤

[@oceanluv88]

As a soap maker, I was taught to never add the liquid to the lye.always add the lye slowly to the liquid.

[@TheMomGeneral]

I’ve seen many videos in JADAM methodologies and always come away intimidated and confused. You explain things so simply and make it so achievable. Thank you!

[@babethesnake]

Nice instructional video, only one suggestion; when teaching people how to use KOH or NaOH, they should always be cautioned in the use of caustic chemicals, including wearing proper safety gear like gloves and eye protection, taking care in the clean up of equipment after making non-saponified soaps, and finally, they should remember to add the caustic crystals to the water, slowly, not the other way around. These chemicals react VIOLENTLY with water and serious burns can be the result.

[@sassygil6675]

You could make the soap in a block (refer to making soap instructions), Once done, then shred it with a cheese grater. It will make the soap easier to blend with the water. Specially if you give it some time after pouring the water and then blend it.

[@sarahogden3826]

I’m amazed by your knowledge and wisdom, as well as your generosity in so freely sharing that knowledge and wisdom. Thank you!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I am happy you are here my friend

[@TheTraderPatrick]

Wow! I especially like the way you "show" us the difference in the water used. Very concise and great instructions! 😎

[@shanebennett4761]

I have the book but I love the fact that you downsize it for our smaller gardens the book does everything in larger amounts for bigger gardens but it really is a great book

[@jamiegiddens5103]

Agree! I have 3 JADAM books, thanks to Nate’s recommendation, but the amounts for my tiny kitchen garden are way too large! I appreciate these videos for recipes in more manageable amounts.

[@carolynbailey4530]

I bought JADAMs book because of you, I’m so grateful I came across your channel. Thank you for this video.

[@acr7888]

JAM PDFs please

[@VacuumTubeThunder]

I made 4 gallons of this stuff last year. Works great! I use rain water to make the agent and mix with rain water for spraying on the leaves. Goes on clear and spread evenly on the leaves. Excellent video as always.👍

[@ZacWithaC]

Drilling a hole in the bucket lid is really ingenious. Great video Nate

[@ksel790]

You literally just made soap! I was wondering when it started because I thought “Hey, this is how we make homemade soap!” So I can basically take homemade soap and use it as a surfactant. The first part is how I make soap and the second is how I make laundry detergent… sort of. Very easy. You went over it nicely.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes it is essentially the same thing!... although do you use the same concentrations when making your soap??

[@veraw2121]

ah, thanks! I've never made soap myself so I wasn't sure

[@shdjs]

@@gardenlikeaviking Yes, this is how liquid soap is made. I ran the amounts through a soap lye calculator and the measurement are very close. 60 ounces of canola oil by weight (1703 grams) uses 317 grams of KOH to saponify (become soap)

[@djgiermann8826]

Well in normal soap making that I've seen to use sodium hydroxide so I mean yeah you're essentially just changing out the one of the metals in the chemical

[@babethesnake]

potassium hydroxide is used to make soft soaps, shaving soaps, etc@@djgiermann8826

[@imlew7853]

The simplicity of Yucca extract with my compost tea and watering here in the Florida heat and sandy soil has been a true nature's blessing to boost up my compost tea recipe. I cannot believe my eyes the number of nikko blue hygdrangea popping up this year. At least 10x. While the neighbor's lawn are turning brown, my lawn stays lush and green. Really wow !

[@kitani6767]

Great video, thanks for making JADAM recipes so accessible!

[@nadiaa2054]

You pretty much described how I make my all purpose grey water safe soap I’ve been using for everything - I cook mine though

[@carlacrawford9322]

I just started making JWA on Monday before your video! If you use an immersion blender, it gets to trace faster. I only had to wait 24 hours for it to harden. I added the water for stage 2 on Tuesday, after breaking it up. I didn't do the paint drill stirring. Wish I had. I stirred by hand only twice a day, so it is taking longer to dissolve. I also had to use rainwater that I filtered through an unbleached coffee filter because our Walmart was sold out of distilled water. Should be ready by Friday! Love this channel!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

nice!!... let me know how the end product turns out for you

[@carlacrawford9322]

@@gardenlikeaviking Turned out perfect!

[@dwarftomatoproject]

You could also let the initial “soap” to completely harden after 24 hours like regular soap makers who slice up their bars at that point and air-dry for a few weeks. After it’s fully cured you could grate the soap and dissolve it into water as needed or dissolve it all at once if that suits better.

[@milvolts1]

😢 I used rain water as well but got a vanilla shake.

[@prestinenovelity6551]

Finally, I got it done after sitting on the fence for too long. Thank you Nate for this . I hard to convert though. At some point, it was all creamy for the most part, I thought it had failed. I decided to keep adding water bit by bit, then color started changing to that golden from cream.

[@naturallybydarla7712]

I make soap. I would use the same % of ingredients (smaller batch) but cook in a crock pot before adding the additional water. It would become a paste. Then add to hot water to melt it. It would be done in a day. Much quicker and easier than trying to mash and combine semi soft with cold water. Do you see any disadvantages to this?

[@Elementaldomain]

I was wondering about that. Will try this….makes it a lot easier and less time consuming too.

[@onionring1531]

The ingredients for this cost about $20 US where I live which works out to almost 20 times cheaper than the price I can get Dr Bronner's Pure Castile Soap.

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

So is this basically Castile soap ??? Nate is the best at explaining things !!!!!!

[@InappropriateShorts]

What if you already have Dr Bronners 😂

[@l.m.4014]

Dr Bronner's Pure Castile Soap is the best. I have been using it for years...Since I went to college in California in the 1970s! ~ Bio-degradable, Natural Soap ~ for everything ... i.e. Camping. (Washing hair in the lake, washing dishes, clothes etc.) Nothing beats the Smell of their '''''' Almond''''''' Castile Soap. Nothing. ~ Smells so good, I want to eat it! Hey....can you add in an Almond (extract / flavoring / smell) to this ?

[@JennySimon206]

I use Bronners castile soap for everything. So now I can make my own! Awesome sauce.

[@ridgebackpups]

They changed the Dr Bronners soap. It is now made with hemp so I don't know if it is as effective as it use to be

[@torktool]

Once again you have made a difficult recipe into a success. Well done!

[@ronwilliams729]

Here it is! You’re the best!

[@carlacrawford9322]

I just added up the cost for me to make this and it was thirty-four cents for sixteen ounces! It cost me $5.44 a batch, which I think was supposed to make 2 gallons, but I think it made more. I also noticed that Aldi brand Free and Clear Premium laundry detergent looks exactly like it, and so does ECOS brand! I happened to have both of those brands.

[@marlenepopos12]

Have you used the Aldis premium free and clear detergent instead of the janda soap in the garden?

[@MichaelJLee-mp1vx]

Have you tried using the Aldi brand instead of this method?

[@dionicia12]

You made cold process liquid soap. This is a good idea for old kitchen canola oil. Thank you.

[@amythinks]

A good way to test your water is to use castille soap. Put a couple tablespoons in a cup of the water. If it goes cloudy, you've got solids. If it stays clear, you're good. Basically just like what you're showing here.

[@healthyfamilyconsulting5502]

I made the JADAM and it only makes the water cloudy. I used distilled water. Could it be that I did something else wrong?

[@DaniellePJ]

Ah, I make soap, so this is actually a familiar process 👍🏻

[@TuringisLearning]

When you see the triple beam come out, it lets you know that the grower knows what they are talking about! thanks for sharing this knowledge!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

lol if you know you know!!

[@elena2010111]

Thank you for the much needed video!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the support my friend!!

[@jesse4530]

I really like on your fertilizer videos how you show when is the perfect time to stop a certain step, and if you wait too long what the brews look like, and just like here if you made it with tap water it looks cloudy. Showing not only the correct method but also how to tell you are doing it less effective is a nice perspective.

[@michaeladamkiewicz8942]

Great video. Did you ever consider,bottling some of these products ( wetting agent,manure tea,fungicide)and selling them. It might be helpful for some who don't have the time or the will make them. Living in city limits,fresh manure is hard to find,so chicken manure tea might be a good sell.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes thats a great idea but I've done the math and I would have to charge so much for it to be a worthwhile use of my time that it wouldn't be economical to the people buying it and it wouldn't be very profitable for me... but maybe someday ill figure out a way to make it worthwhile

[@daphneraven6745]

so we have essentially made homemade soap. This will be very useful. Thank you very much.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

basically yes... when I lived in the mountains off grid this is the only soap we used for everything

[@daphneraven6745]

@@gardenlikeaviking : Nice; It’s pretty sweet that it’s quick-curing as well. i’m new to your channel, so I’m wondering if you’ve had occasion to add essential oils or other ingredients to it for household use or even insecticidal used, outside of your Jaden formula that I saw this morning. And I’m also wondering if it’s got drawing properties for people with acne or moisturizing properties For those with dry skin. I love to make my own soaps, and have been wanting to make one with potassium hydroxide for ages, instead of the sodium hydroxide.

[@1ntwndrboy198]

I'm going to try aloe vera for my wetting agent. More natural 👍✌️

[@lizreyes6577]

You made soap. If you pour it into a metal bowl you can heat it on a double boiler till it melts. The mixing w water will be easier and save time.

[@rumakingthatup]

That's very helpful. Thank you. I don't understand the letting it sit for 3 days then having to break it up, add more water, and taking a one to two days to get it to the proper clarity

[@MysticalLoveAndLight]

Thank you I’ll be making this… And tag you to give you credit… I used to make hand soaps, so I won’t have to use the paint mixer tool because I can use my electric hand mixer that I already have … Thank you so much… Blessed Be

[@grahamastor4194]

Looking to start gardening at a new location and want to go more "earth friendly". Thanks for this video and a new subscriber.

[@trevorkellaway8895]

I have read and watched so many people about gardening, including the high-profile gurus over many years! You cream the lot with your videos by a mile. I have shared and told a lot of gardening enthusiasts and they agree. Sincerely thank you and hope you are making lots of $ well done from Tasmania 😊

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the positive energy my friend and I appreciate you sharing the videos and helping the channel grow!!

[@michyoung644]

Excellent video - concise and very well demonstrated. Another great tool in the natural gardening armamentarium. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!

[@cmayoral65]

Nice one Nat! I will give a go, the maximum I done of Jadam was the LAB, and worked wonders!! Thanks for the link for the book, even if it is for bigger areas, it is invaluable info on it! Please when mentioning measurements, also give in litres or millilitres , kilos or grams. i share you videos with a lot of friends and although the conversion is a google search away, it is annoying! . Most appreciated!

[@kregeckert8351]

Hello my friend. Greetings from the green mountains of northern Thailand. Thanks for making this (and all your) extremely helpful video(s). In the small town I live there is a local woman making this as a precursor for her products. She sells for 50 baht per liter, or about $7 a gallon. At that price I think I can afford to support the local "business", a mom and pop shop of organic homemade and homeopathic treatments and toiletries.

[@randallmarsh446]

Ill have to cut this recipie down too due to lack of containers and space issues . half this recipie should be more than ill use in a few years ,combined with the Sulphur fungacide recipe which ws easy to make . i didnt make the exact per gram ect i dived everything by 8 and ihad just the right storage containers i needed . thanks for the soap makoing process . i almost jumped the gun and used lye instead . but waited and ordered the potasium hydx

[@camperjack2620]

I bought and read the book last year but have never made any wetting agent yet. Its very helpful to have you demonstrating the process, especially with your tips. I don't have much in the way of measuring containers and bottles. If you ever have time to add links to the ones you use, that would also be helpful.

[@AfterBurner369]

Google and/or Duck Duck Go are useful resources for locating items too. 😀

[@damianrudeseal7076]

Just found your channel and love what I’m seeing! Thank you for all the info on natural approaches. This may seem silly, but how does this affect the beneficial bugs, like dragonflies, ladybugs, honey bees, etc?

[@Successfulgardendesign]

Many thanks for another great video, Nate. BTW you've sold Amazon out of the Potassium, might want to link to another one!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

ok thank you the link up there now is fully in stock and has multiple size options please let me know if that happens again

[@Frank2314-y1z]

Thank you Nate . Finished it as per you’re video Nate came out just as yours,, nice and dark… and I didn’t realize it makes 1/2 pale .. will have for many years

[@denise6727]

Excellent video- you always know how to break it down to my language

[@JoshARiley]

Nice Job! I was worth the wait. Made some a couple months ago but really needed the bucket lid! Mine didn't setup because the initial drill speed was too slow. Final product was cloudy and has a floating layer. Thanks Nate

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes that lid makes all the difference you can really crank it up to full speed that way!

[@abdullahsharief8147]

Loved the way U explained it perfectly. Keep doing more & more such informative & highly useful videos. ❤ from India.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you my friend I've spent many months in India riding a royal enfield through Rajasthan and into Manali and many more places... I love India!!

[@grandpachuckie7180]

Hi Nate. Want to thank you for such a detailed video!! You have such good info, we're donating to your account!! You are very much appreciated!!!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you so much for the kind support my friend!!

[@valthatcher1235]

Thank you Nate. Love the way you explain the procedure.

[@jenniferlavelle6324]

Made this today. Boy you werent kidding about the caustic nature of this agent. It came together exactly as you stated and it is now in the 72 hour resting state. Cant wait to use it. Im actually making it for using in homemade wipes but look forward to a pest free garden. I will be starting soil blocks soon. Zone 8b southeast az

[@gardenlikeaviking]

good job my friend just be certain when you do the next phase you don't "over agitate" it or you'll get tons of foam!

[@KnifeCursed]

It’s like making a salad dressing. Too cool!

[@mizp1111]

🎉 Here It Is 😁

[@jeanettebranner9027]

My first attempt came out rock hard after the 72 hours. I am guessing I made a mistake with amount of canola oil. The amount of cups vs liters got me.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thats not a problem necessarily... just continue on and dilute it as illustrated and be sure to agitate it slowly!

[@glassbackdiy3949]

Outstanding! Cheers Nate.

[@noway9991]

I have been putting this one off, as I can see this is a 4 day event but I guess it is time I get mixing.

[@rivercitydoodleschattanoog6022]

Great video. Thanks Nate

[@elianedogore2753]

Thanks very much. I am follo'g you from Africa. You are a great coach. Again thank you.

[@imkadosh]

The white hard-soft material in bottom the of the bucket is bar soap, and the other liquid, is liquid soap. That’s how you make soap.

[@user-yp9he4ym1b]

The key of making the "mayonaise" of potasium hydroxide, water and canola oil is speed. I used a 4000rpm drill and mixed for about one minute. It came out just perfect. Remember to use a tight lid against spashing! Good luck!

[@greengrowcer2419]

Love the trick with the hole in the lid!

[@rnupnorthbrrrsm6123]

Another great video !!! You are the best !!! Blessings

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It was so funny to see you in a video without a beard, and immediately after see you in a video with a long beautiful red beard🤗

[@gardenlikeaviking]

😁

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Ok my friends.

[@patriot2195]

Very informative, thank you! 👍

[@dctarrant5]

Thank you! I love the way you keep it simple!

[@wayfaringfarmer2724]

Perfect!!! Thank you!!!

[@ronfoster9690]

Thank you for your helpful response 😎

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Great video, as always, thank you!

[@junovhs4646]

seriously so much respect for making this intimidating video, you clearly did your research and presented it very well, thanks so much!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for recognizing my friend!!... yes this video was a tremendous amount of work for some reason much more than other videos..

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@@gardenlikeaviking you are very well verse with your materials and subject. Thank you for your knowledge and kindness to mankind. Vital service indeed🙏

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[@thegutdoc9811]

That’s how soap makers make shower gel can that be used as a shower gel base as well

[@TruthSeaker444]

I'm so excited to try out some of your wonderful methods this year in my garden so excited🙌💖🙌👏🌱🌻🌱🌻🌻🌱🌻🙌🥰

[@kevindavis3841]

Thanks again brother. Still catching up.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I always appreciate your contributions my friend thank you!

[@theblacksmog]

Awesome! Thanks for the info. Looking forward to making this.

[@donm1547]

Seems to me the wetting agent is the most active part of the pesticide , I would try that Solution on its own and check the effectiveness

[@imkadosh]

To liquid soap, from hard to liquid, the easiest way is grind the soap and put it in a pot add hot water and stir it or on the stove, low flame and stir until it dissolves.

[@sunandansasmal2165]

Excellent sir, very impressive video, can I use it as a bio agent responsible for organic farming? Pls down load a video how to prepare bio humic acid.

[@CuriousFoxQuest]

Metric conversion from Imperial (US) for those interested. 1 US gallon = 128 fluid ounces, so 2 US gallons + 13 ounces = 269 fluid ounces 269 fluid ounces at 29.6 ml/fl oz is equivalent to 7.96 litres. Call it 8 litres. QED

[@JADAMORGANIC]

Youngsang Cho, the inventor of JMS, JWA, JS, etc, is in the US now for lecture tour

[@gardenlikeaviking]

Thank you for everything Mr. Youngsang Cho you are a true gift to the world!!... Please tell people how they can find your US Tour dates and locations?

[@shayleighdass7464]

Does it ruin it if you overwhip it when you first mix it?

[@julijulibobooli]

Great info! Thanks for sharing

[@C-TOS]

I may need to start visiting the flea market for this stuff.

[@beedillon55]

Classic! Saved

[@GhulamMustafa-qo1nt]

Sir too great a donation tome thanks a lot.

[@mwmingram]

Very grateful. Thank you. Going to try this.

[@southpost1224]

Thank you!!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thank you for the support my friend!!

[@user-qt3hs5uj8d]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I would like to try and make some. I collected some leaves and placed in a black plastic bag with holes and added some Bokashi and let it sit for almost a year and then placed in black plastic tote and add a little Bokashi every now and then. It now pretty much looks like dark rich leaf mold a year later. Can I use this instead of the forest stuff? Thank you, Jim

[@Terry86156]

Love the soap!

[@padala100]

I am from India this video is very good I also make JWA

[@wehubb]

We have a whole house reverse osmosis system. Will this work equally fine considering it takes everything from the water?

[@otrotland5377]

wow, great videos, Have you considered using a hose end sprayer like Jerry Bakers?

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New subby here from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬❤️🙏🏽

[@jamiegiddens5103]

Thanks!

[@gardenlikeaviking]

thanks for the tip my friend!

[@JosePerez-vz1qq]

Found it. Thanks

[@garthwunsch]

Mixing two different units of measure is problematic for this type of work. US gallons are 20% smaller than Imperial/UK/Canadian gallons. One US gallon = 3,785 ml = 3.8 litres. 13 US ozs. = 385 ml. I think the USA is the only country in the world not using metric measurements for standard commerce, although it is “officially” metric. All scientists, US included, use metric measure.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

I totally agree!!... as you know the JADAM books are wildly confusing and in particular the measurements of stuff and it took me many failures over the years before I found this exact measurements... you guys will have to do the conversions yourself lol...

[@carlacrawford9322]

@@gardenlikeaviking Your measurements were the easiest to follow and made sense! I had tried someone else's video and it was a compete failure. I had too much KOH. But I was able to rescue some of it when I followed your video!

[@MrOldclunker]

I work in a lab in the US and we utilize both measurements in weight as we take mg/L and conver to to pounds per gallon etc. . Metric for volume measurements such as liquids. But you'd have to be in the science to know.

[@johnwilton3496]

Looking at the first stage on the video where the first gallon is added. The bucket seems a lot fuller than mine does . Suppose I can only follow the conversion and hope for success.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

@@johnwilton3496 I shot the picture in wide angle so the bucket will look a bit distorted.... the gallons and ounces are all US... it'll work!

[@mickhegartygrows]

Can you use filtered oil that had previously been used for frying? I’m assuming you won’t be able to get the particulate count down. It would be good thought to have a use for this “waste” product other than biodiesel.

[@gardenlikeaviking]

if you could filter it enough then yes you can... I'd try a small batch like this and see... let me know the results please!!

[@boingon]

Saya suka ini, saya menonton dari indonesia 👍👍👍

[@harikumarik776]

🙏 Iam from India only canola oil or other oils also used in our place . Thankyou 🙏

[@CopperHueCollectionsChippewa]

This is not a Castile soap however, it is soap. This method is different, but it looks good.. You can bathe with this soap.

[@mackensiepolys6645]

Making this and other Viking Jadam recipes this week while I'm off work...excited!! In a live a few weeks ago, you talked about using olive oil. Would that be an exact measurement conversion to get the best result?

[@gardenlikeaviking]

yes it would be exact substitute... and I received your Onion money and the additional so thank you very much for the kind support my friend!!

[@cliffordferguson6520]

Some of us don't know ounces , so use table spoon or tea spoon to the gal.