Recycling Waste Cooking Oil into Natural Soap Episode 3

[@imari2305]

What she didn't do was filter that used oil. Bits and pieces of the fish crumbs were at the bottom. I always reuse my oil a few times before discarding it and now I'll store it for future soap making. Thanks for sharing.

[@SoapyOaksFarm]

This chick is hilarious, I love how she pushes her way into the local businesses. She seems to really believe in what she is doing, which is infectious. Thanks for posting these

[@bangkoksoapopera1552]

You made our day!))) Thank you fro the "chick")

[@SoapyOaksFarm]

Bangkok Soap Opera keep up the great work, you can change the world, one pot of oil at a time.

[@dool1002]

Hope she keeps it up! She should have her own show lol

[@lkrsoapandsuch5767]

This was so good to watch. I’ve often thought of recycling used oils. Thank you for sharing this.

[@gracegrace9166]

I really enjoyed this video, beautiful people, keep up the good work 👍👍👍

[@src3360]

We would 'salt' the soap. It seperates all the grime in the oil, help make it clean and white and extremely hard. Also get rid of any extra lye if it was lye heavy.

[@bellyfulochelly4222]

Salt the soap? What does this mean? I'm so curious!

[@ariimpamariagoret]

Is it for the body bath

[@sandra3sarah]

soap from used cooking oil is for body OK?

[@stephanief5923]

No, only use it to wash the dishes :)

[@Purplemountainsoaps]

Can someone explain why the oil would not be filtered to remove the food particles from it? This is amazing! I just wonder how much the soap would smell like the food cooked in it.

[@bangkoksoapopera1552]

Hi, thank you for your question! It all depends on the quality of oil received from the restaurant! The one filmed in the video was actually filtered by the owners of the place, so we decided not to waste time on it. In our experience filtering of oil only partly helps with reducing the smell. I would say an only tiny bit. Filtering does though help with getting the lighter color of oil & soap. The best way to reduce the smell is a process of saponification. We will share a video soon on the process of filtering oil separately!

[@Purplemountainsoaps]

Bangkok Soap Opera thank you so much! And what oils are typically used in Thailand to fry? This would also have to be taken into consideration when using a lye calculator. I love this idea though and wonder how to approach local restaurants. This would be an amazing selling point!

[@bangkoksoapopera1552]

It all depends on the level of restaurant. Such place on the video is using Palm oil. But some more developed restaurants using more healthy alternative Olive oil or Soy bean. This weekend we were recycling oil in Kuala Lumpur & it was a mixture of palm+ pea nut!

[@bangkoksoapopera1552]

Where are you located? Just approach them. There is no other secret. And start doing the recycling soap even without restaurants. Start with your own household, start with your friends, then the community. When people see that you not only talk & belive but DO, what you are talking about. This feeling when your heart is burning & eyes are sparkling. Everyone will get lightened!

[@Purplemountainsoaps]

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[@ahiJabo]

Good initiative! but you didn´t check the pH of the soap?

[@KZcreation]

She did with a Zap test not everyone likes to do it but if it doesn't sting like a square battery when you taste the batter it's good .

[@lindachandler2293]

Lovely idea.

[@maysoondakhil8165]

Well done 👍

[@ayoubdaanoun4524]

what is the ingredients cz I heard she have said no chemical products ... I just my own soap but with NaOH (Sodium hydroxide)

[@liviamiriam222]

Still use NaOH I think

[@janetedge2358]

What are your quantities for this soap. Lye solution, orange juice essential oils please. I cannot see it anywhere.

[@belledusudsoapery-byjodie1549]

Do You know a small Company was doing this & an Investment Show(Similar to Shark Tank) Partnered Wt Them & Now they are Supplying Hotels around the world wt Recycled Oil🌈 & are a MuiltMillion Dollar 💵 Establishment 👏👍❤️ #gogreen🌎 Awesome Concepts!!!

[@SNIFNaturalSoapmaking]

This is exciting to know. Do you mean they get oil from hotels around the world?

[@belledusudsoapery-byjodie1549]

SNIF Natural Soapmaking They get it from Restaurants & Filter/Clean it then reuse it to make soap

[@kofinerteyhervie6179]

belle du sud soapery -by jodie what’s the name of the company

[@integerconsulting9344]

Why taste the soap though...SMH

[@KZcreation]

It's called a Zap test

[@slayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyed]

to know if the soap is good