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[@lindachandler2293]

I've been making and using a simple lye soap for over 60 years and had it used on me for the other 8. Once your lye saponifies you don't have to be concerned at all about the lye any more. In a pinch, if you have ashes and any kind of fat, plus water you can make soap. Add herbs for certain conditions or scents. Add oats or even sand for abrasiveness. I was taught how to do it simply; no thermometers, no ice cubes, just what we had. It isn't fancy, but is easy on even a baby's bottom. That being said I do agree Castile soap is a great alternative.

[@katedansyng1553]

One use I haven't seen here is to dilute it and wash your fresh vegetables. A good rinse and there are no more chemicals or bugs. Also, I use it to bathe my pets, keeps the fleas away.

[@PREPSTEADERS]

I should have mentioned those! Thank you, Kate!!

[@ItsMe-ic7on]

Yeah I have the one with eucalyptus and hemp oil I don't think it's good for a hair shampoo though I never thought about using it all my dog after I tried washing my hair with it

[@twa2471]

I've used the Dr. Bronners for years and swear by it. It was especially useful when I worked on the AT with the Forest Service. The peppermint worked awesome at keeping away mosiqutos, jiggers, and ticks. I'd be out on the trail for 2 weeks at a time normally and a very small amount would go a really long way as well as being echofriendly and the 1 soap that would cover all my clensing needs. It's a fantastic insect repellent as well and while everyone around me would be constantly swatting away pesky biting insects, I was vertually unscathed by there bites and stings. I can barely remember any time that I'd gotten any ticks on me and where I normally patrolled it was abolutly loaded with ticks and black flies they barly bothered me,sure they would buzz around, but they never landed or cralled on or bit me. I've literally used it sense the mid 70's and I can highly highly recommend it to anyone that spends time in the woods or garden.

[@gmonroe3281]

Just seeing this. Would you be able to tell me how you mixed the soap for but get repellant to use on yourself.

[@TUNITMOM]

I have a cabin in NC and that is the only soap I use there. I also have used the peppermint soap, works great at keeping the pesky summer gnats, flies, ticks and other insects away. I make a liquid spray with the peppermint and water and spray around the fire-pit and the screen porch it keeps all the wasps and yellow-jackets away. Works great at washing clothes also, extra peppermint scent to keep bugs away. However, I would like to warn people about 1 place NOT to use the peppermint soap. Do Not use the peppermint soap to wash your private area below! Talk about a shocking experience. LORD Help the person that does this! Just use another scent or unscented down south!

[@justyna.1979]

Thank you for sharing 🙏

[@robin6290]

I use it for shampoo, hand soap, and we use the peppermint because it is very invigorating as it tingles and helps prevent headaches. I love it. I do not use it for shampoo though. We have hard water and have not had good success using it as shampoo because the water is bad. But that is not because of the soap. I also like to use Good Soap from Whole Foods. It is not castile soap, but has only 3 or 4 ingredients.

[@sunshinedayz7032]

I make a spray cleanser by using this recipe: 1 cup water 2 tsp castile soap 5-8 drops of essential oils

[@christinac9951]

nature girl thanks for sharing

[@franceswitham8214]

Thnx for sharing

[@minikin5569]

Thank You, I have been looking for a natural recipe. Have a Great Day

[@MarysNest]

Hi Christa, Thank you so much for sharing the history of Castile soap. Your presentation style is just delightful. How you made me chuckle about the label of Dr. Bonner’s soap. Yes, he is an interesting character!! LOL!! I have used Dr. Bonner’s soap for years. It is an excellent household cleaner when diluted with water. I like to buy the unscented and add my own variety of essential oils...however, I also keep Dr. Bonner’s peppermint Castile soap on hand. It is wonderful to shower with when you have a cold or congestion. Also, you are 100% correct about Castile soap making a great shampoo. My hair feels wonderfully clean when I use it. I buy it in a bar form...I forget the brand name...and keep it in my shower. Also...this is unrelated but something that I also like to do for my hair is once a week do an oil treatment of Castor oil, jojoba oil and few drops of Rosemary essential oil - all mixed together and rubbed into my scalp and down the strands of my hair. Then I cover it with a plastic shower cap and leave on for about 30 minutes...then shampoo. Oh my goodness!! I am 60 but my hair looks like it is 20!! LOL!!! Thank you again for sharing all your wonderful information. Love & God Bless, Mary ❤️😘❤️

[@jakehowitzer2459]

"Savon de Marseille" is the French equivalent of Castile soap. The French too have a very long tradition in soap-making.

[@susantaylor8507]

Yes I been looking into this french soap it's a little expensive coming from france but my house is in french I have a French family down the line

[@diminishingerica8733]

Since it is so concentrated, I love to dilute it and use it for hand soap. We have foaming soap dispensers (which have been recycled/reused from store-bought foaming hand soap) at every sink, and I put just a couple Tbs of Castile soap in each dispenser and fill it the rest of the way with water. It’s perfect and gentle for washing hands (I have eczema on my hands and this is literally the only soap I can use). I also use the same foamed Castile soap to wash my dishes! It’s a great way to make the soap stretch further, prevent overuse, and have an effective cleaning product. I plan to use the bars of it the next time I make my homemade laundry detergent. ❤️

[@alicedominguez94]

I just love your videos! Thank you for thhe inspirational message at the end! God bless you too ❤

[@Richard-mz7qu]

I have to tell you "before you go" is so amazing! I love to hear you quote scripture. You have an awesome, helpful channel. It doesn't matter the date, 08Mar2018, it still remains relevant today, 17Feb2020! Thank you so much and I pray God continue to bless you.

[@amethystsamia]

I mix Castile soap (with tea tree oil) with sugar and make my own sugar scrub. The tea tree oil keeps mold/mildew from growing in it. Very gentle on he skin and rinses away so easily. Many shower gels take forever to rinse off but not Castile. Awesome product!

[@Jean2235177]

I love Castile soap! I dilute it and use it as a multi-purpose cleaner, I use Dr. B rose bar for shampoo, and I love the peppermint for my body.

[@rainbowcitizen4897]

I also dilute it, cleaning around my house. But one day I had to clean the out side of my house. We get mold. And sure enough it clean it beautifully.

[@reneecormalis624]

I make my own bar soap which can be turned into a liquid with just hot water. We use it for shampoo, body wash and laundry detergent. I haven't used it on dishes yet but that's coming. We call it Bastille soap because it's not made with 100% olive oil and has castor, coconut and sustainable palm. You are right though, this is a very good soap. Blessings!

[@solanisomeni]

@ Renée Cormalis. Like you, I make my own soap. Among others types of soap, I make both Bastille and Castile soap. Problem with the making of pure Castile soap is that it has to cure for up to a year. Not that it can't be used after 4 - 6 weeks after totally saponifying, (the lye is neutralized and has combined with the fats and transformed into pure soap, leaving no trace of lye) (however, you know that already since you also make soap, I'm just writing this for others that might not know) it's just way to soft and using it to early, is wasteful. Bastille soap on the other hand, will harden up much faster and be ready for use sooner. I don't use the Castile soap for my laundry soap, as I feel it's to much work going into making it when, you can make the "old fashioned" lard/lye soap which works great on laundry and is much cheaper to make. Well, cheaper for me at least, since we have our own farm animals, which I render all the fat from. I'm currently trying to learn how to make my own version of lye using the wood ashes from our heater. Not quite there yet, but getting there... LOL However, as long as I CAN buy lye in the store, that's what I'll be using. Just good to know how to do different things if items aren't available in a store.

[@carolbrandenberg9336]

I, too, have been making soap for many years.

[@nancyanderson1716]

Thank you for this! Just want to say how refreshing it is to see a NATURALLY beautiful woman on KZbin. No false eyelashes, extensions, etc. She also comes across as being Beautiful inside, also!

[@MrPanetela]

folks, I haven't used all the soaps in the world. Thus my experience is limited to only those that are available at my grocers... the few brands I routinely buy, always, without question, leave a film over my body. Some make me feel as if I was plasticized. Other make me reach for the sandpaper. so I tried Kirk's soap bar for the first time. (Kirk's Coco Castile) The experience was excellent.

[@kalikale3969]

If you want your store-bought soaps to last longer, look for plants that have saponin them. Yucca is one (root.) I have bought (and NEED to plant) Soapberry. These MUST be from Nepal as the others cause skin irritation in some people. The seeds are hard and take about 3 months to actually sprout but soaking and scoring can aid them to do it a bit quicker. These trees will grow to only about 8' in the US (or so the research tells.) Putting 3 to 5 "berries" into a cotton or mesh bag will do 3 loads of laundry. Boiling them will give you liquid soap that will clean anything. Like I said, do some research on it. Then you will have a never ending supply of FREE soap! GOD BLESS. OH, one more thing. If you happen to have Black Gum trees around, their twigs are EXCELLENT for oral care. My husband's grandfather never owned a toothbrush but seemed to always have that twig in his mouth. LOL He died at old age yet had every tooth in his head and NO CAVITIES EVER!

[@fignewton4423]

Kali Kale, thank you for sharing your story and tips for TRULY natural soap! I would love more info on what you just recommended. Maybe you should make your own video or collaborate with this youtuber.😊

[@anitabowles888]

Had no idea about all those uses. I use Sal Suds for cleaning. It's good for household cleaner, laundry & dishes.

[@PREPSTEADERS]

Thanks for sharing, Anita! I am not familiar with Sal Suds. I will look it up!

[@victorservantofthelivinggo8081]

New subscriber here. Your a blessing. May God continue to bless the work of your hands. 🙏

[@marineyalmi1788]

Hi I Watch you on KZbin I like everything thank you plus this soap first is made in city of Aleppo in Syria for 3000 years

[@alifewithluna4134]

Castillo soap is my go-to. I grate it and use it as a laundry detergent (the BEST I've ever used. Gets my kids clothes CLEAN). It's only 1 part soap and 3 parts washing soda. I use it to scrub the carpets when the kids make messes, and I use the bar to wash dishes. I have to admit, I find it pretty drying on the skin. I use Savin de Marseilles. But in a pinch I of course I bathe with Castile soap. I tried to use it to brush my teeth- I would not recommend that lol. Another great video!

[@PREPSTEADERS]

Yes, I hope I don't have to ever use it as a replacement for toothpaste! :)

[@carriebtc]

Good recommendation. I like to use it. Very versatile soap, and healthy. But, 'Castile Soap' was already named as such back in the 16th Century in the lists of Imported Products from Spain. Castilla (Castile) is the region from northern Spain from where this Soap was invented and produced, hence it's name. One of the most popular Spanish imports in all Europe before the Industrial evolution. Great videos. I'm glad I've found your channel. Cheers

[@readyok-]

I use the peppermint castile soap & water to keep pests away from plants & it worked. I used it as shampoo and didn't think I liked it until I followed it w/ Apple cider vinegar as a conditioner & it made my hair shiny & healthy. Thank you for this video & all your others. God Bless you

[@somethingclever6487]

Ocean Breeze may i ask how much vinegar you use as conditioner? Does it smell?

[@readyok-]

Something Clever I use a tablespoon to about 8 oz of filtered water. I leave it on for a minute or so then rinse. It smells while your using it but I think it goes away. But I like the smell and could just be used to it. It makes your hair so healthy & shiny! Good luck, I'm hooked lol

[@offthehook4u]

Ah! Maybe that was the missing piece. I thought my hair felt awful & rubbery when I tried to shampoo with Dr B soap. Didn't seem clean either. I was pretty bummed out having spent so much money on the product since it is rather pricey. What ratio do you use to dilute the ACV to water?

[@78gravedigger]

I have the peppermint for shower and hair, love it ❤.

[@lindacarmichael21]

I love Dr. Broners soap I use it in the foaming containers 1/3 soap and 3/4 water it is extremely economical

[@64usmarine]

Never heard of it, but it's always good to learn something new. If I can find it I will give it a try!!! Take care, and thank you!

[@ourislandacres6685]

I’ve been using Kirk’s for a long time. It’s the only soap that keeps my face from breaking out.

[@drdianneLc]

This is the first time I’ve ever seen your site. Definitely going to be following.

[@violetholiday]

I make my face wash with tea tree, clary sage, and rosemary as I tend to break out from hormones and the clary sage helps with that.

[@dugchris2009]

Wow, didn't know this, thanks for sharing.

[@brendab1055]

Just found your site. Loved the first two videos I watched and cant wait to watch them all. Blessing to you.

[@AmWestColl]

very interesting. I'm going to try this Castile Soap...sounds great !

[@thisrothtribe3780]

I use Castile soap for so much in my home and friends are always shocked when they ask about what I use it for. ALL THE THINGS!

[@dandycat2204]

Absolutely correct, Christa. Your bug-out vehicle should be a diesel engined one. Bio-diesel is made from combining Sodium (or potassium) hydroxide, Methanol, and vegetable oil. The natural by-product (in addition to diesel fuel) is a substance called "glycerol" which in turn is a natural soap... which you know as "Castille" Hope this helps. Blessings and peace to all.

[@sherrydesmarais7032]

I like to use the peppermint Castille soap to clean my pantry in the winter especially. It’s safe around food but the peppermint smell repels mice as the hate the smell. Good for the rv as well.

[@mkeyankee9628]

I really enjoy your videos! Yes I do learn each time, and thank you for sharing yourself with others....I especially like the time in the Word at the end...very inspiring! = )

[@hilohaianmolinere7168]

I am a shave soap nut. By accident i discovered while camping that arko shave soap and later derby shave soap was not only good for shaving but washing Your body. I left my body soap at home while on a camping trip. You can get a box of 12 for around 20 bucks on ebay. We are huge fans of Castile soap. In a bug out lots easier to carry 12 sticks of arko or derby.

[@debrakessler5141]

I have never used it but will get some.

[@amyharriman4198]

Love Dr. Bronnors soap! Peppermint is my favorite!! I use it for body wash, daily facial wash.

[@nmr6988]

Kirk's Castile soap in bar form is truly the best. Just shaved some off with a potato peeler or a knife however you want to do it to make some curls of the soap and put in purified water and you've got liquid Castile soap that is better than Dr bronner's.

[@2MyPlayList]

It is plain to see you are good godly woman and I enjoy your ministry. Praying the Lord Jesus bless you, your family, and your channel!

[@donnaleveron5711]

Looks like Castelvetrano olives, which are sooo good. Suggest adding those to your pantry.

[@sluggou812beotch]

I just found your channel and this is the third video I've watched , I think I'll binge for a bit😆

[@dawneyekeen3415]

I use coconut oil & baking soda for cleaning my body & teeth. Baking Soda & Vinegar or citrus for house cleaning.

[@truthseekertoday2377]

Lye + water and olive oil makes awesome soap. I make bar soap and liquid too. Its easy peasy.

[@michelleanne9530]

Great video! I always use Dr Bronners Castile when camping or if I have some concerns about 'regular' soaps and their toxicities. Love it and the original peppermint scent.

[@yahwehisontheway5094]

I've used both Dr. Bronner & Dr. Jacobs liquid soap. They're both pretty good.😊 Now I make my own bar soap, and liquid soap. The sodium & potassium hydroxide aren't as dangerous as everyone makes it out to be, if you use the necessary precautions. Bar soap is actually fun to make, and it allows you to make creative designs, and add almost anything you want to your soap. Liquid castille soap on the other hand takes longer to make, which is why I don't make it as often.

[@southwindstationurbanhomes673]

I make soap as well amd with simle precautions, lye is easy to use and safe. Dont let it scare you.

[@andrewbeattieRAB]

My grandmother made lye soap on their Depressing cotton farm in east Texas - just north Greenville.

[@kimberlyclark4188]

Love your videos! So many great ideas. I make my own Castile soap and although time consuming I love the entire process. Follow the safety precautions for working with the potassium hydroxide (gloves and eye protection) and no worries! I put mine into quart mason jars while warm and the lids seal. Soap then has a very long shelf life!

[@violetholiday]

Just for reference the unscented baby Castile soap is best for pet and children as the essential oils in the scented version can be hazardous to pets especially cats.

[@judyvanderploeg2556]

We use it for everything. Even to wash the dog. So far, it's the only soap that has not caused dry skin 'hot spots' on her.

[@bryanknight81]

I would like to see you make a video on how to make soap like they did in the old days as there may come a day when you cannot get it any other way and as you have such a gift in showing and teaching people these things I think you would make look easy. I have been watching your videos over the last couple of days and have learned so much and subbed your channel. I am from New Zealand and now past 60 but I want to be able to pass these skills onto my kids as they get older they are both of school age.

[@charlielynne7550]

WOW, this sparked such an "ah HA' moment for me.. Thank you for posting

[@MrsDanny07]

The Kirk's Castille bar soap feels really nice when you use it as a bath bar. Unfortunately, it seemed to "melt" too fast in the shower (I think it's because it's made from coconut oil, which makes a softer soap). We started using Kiss My Face pure olive oil bar soap and it's a harder bar and lasts longer in the shower. I like the smell of their lavender bar. =) Definitely love using natural things around the house and on our people! =)

[@southwindstationurbanhomes673]

I use Dr Bronners Peppermint Soap (a bit on top of the eo and water mixture) to allow Peppermint Essential Oil to stick to plants in the garden to avoid pests, also in a neem oil solution.

[@PREPSTEADERS]

That is a wonderful use! Thank you for sharing!

[@daliacolon2904]

Love your videos sister, please video some ideas for liquid bath soap, shampoo, conditioner, detergent, softener, dish soap, hand some and face soap. I love your videos and the word you give at the end of your videos , may the lord continue to use you and bless you amen.

[@Felicina888]

Thank you. God Bless you.

[@franceswitham8214]

I use it with essential oils for cleaning my hardwood floors.

[@reginaldofelix7926]

As always, Thanks for sharing

[@susantaylor8507]

You can grade up the block soap for homemade washing soap

[@Nofretari]

If you are going to use it for everything I would recommend 5 gallons. For just hand washing a quart to half gallon. I use it regularly to was my self but I don't like it in my hair.

[@sunset6010]

You have one of the most interesting sites on KZbin !!

[@PREPSTEADERS]

Thank you, Lisa!

[@nmr6988]

it's important to know that if you color your hair and then wash it with Castile soap, it will strip the color. It'll be having to color your hair every single week to keep it looking good.

[@robertcloninger6583]

I hope God blesses you for all your information and work

[@jefferydewberry7659]

Agreed. The label on Bronners is bazaar at best.

[@lorenbush8876]

Aleppo is probably from Aleppo Syria, I never have used it and I never would have used it to brush my teeth. If I remember right the potassium hydroxide is usually used to make liquid soap and the sodium hydroxide is used to make bar soap. Check out Uncle Jons here on KZbin he teaches how to make bar soap.

[@robertahall4553]

Never heard of it but I'm going to get me some

[@andrewswan5469]

Well presented

[@tonydun9777]

Awesome channel...super production and presentation,,,!!!

[@mikerawley2650]

The best soap around

[@elvishmaiden689]

Christine I love your Videos

[@WondaElizabeth]

You are such a dear. May God bless you and your family abundantly. New subscriber.

[@GoodThingsEtc]

oh my gosh, its endless! Its great for sensitive skin. I would caution the word pure as it doesn't alwya mean what we think it means. '

[@nanettewinstonarmstrong9294]

I just learned squishy soap recipe from Russell Brand Video of all places . I made it twice , I really like it n I dont know the exact recipe : Cornstarch , a lil Liquid soap or shower gel , Oil , Scent , I used Essential Oils n also a Scented Liquid soap can be enough too , optional color , I used a lil food coloring , but You can use soap coloring . Its like putty n You can stretch out the liquid soap n use as a whole soap or break pieces off , also it can make foam soap too , just add water , mix n dilute , put in one of those empty soap foam dispensers . It feels cleansing and not too oily too . Used it mostly for hand washing n like a guest soap . Ive havent seen the Dr. Jacobs yet , I would have to try ) . Ive used Dr . Bronners with Baking Soda and Essential Oils , n also with Bleach or Vinegar if required for laundry before . I like to do it that way . Thank You for sharing .

[@rosemariealvarado9902]

It may seem laborious to make my own soap but it is prized by every one who receives it and I only need to make it every 4 to 5 years!

[@PREPSTEADERS]

It sounds wonderful, Rose Marie!

[@ruthmonico4204]

I knew you today and love you right away!💕💗

[@andrewbeattieRAB]

EXCELLENT VIDEO

[@Ekaekto]

Dr. Bronners did not invent castile soap - castile soap just means olive oil soap. Potassium and sodium hydroxide are similarly non-caustic once fully saponified, they don't harm you and given the right soap recipe they aren't harsh either. The original castile soap is probably from Marseille, its a tweaked recipe from the Aleppo soap of Syria - as there wasn't any laurel oil available in Europe. And it is hundreds of years old, much older than the 1920/30s when Dr. Bronner came about. I personally would use Aleppo soap instead of Dr. Bronners (except perhaps for brushing teeth, though in a dire situation, why not?), as it is highly versatile and contains only two oils. It is easier on the hair than Dr. Bronners and is an amazing stain remover from clothes. It does have a weird smell though, due to the laurel berry oil. I highly recommend trying it nonetheless.

[@sherrydesmarais7032]

The Peppermint variety will help keep mice out of your home or rev. Just clean the areas with it.

[@robertcloninger6583]

Thanks for the great video you are the prettiest lady I've ever seen. Plus your a good Christian person. Thanks

[@wlp582001]

Thank you, I only known of Lye soap.

[@karoleigharmstrong8568]

Love the Scriptures at the end of your videos. My brother-in-law uses the soap to spray plants with aphids, mixed with a bit of chewing tobacco. No, he doesn't chew himself.

[@sprd2thin]

Am a senior and recall having bars of flea soap for my dog but unable to find now. If you know where one can find this it would greatly appreciated. Thnx

[@sislertx]

Decade back i went looking for.castile soap...could not be done...now there is amazon

[@lisettaestevez4502]

Dear prepstetter we do not live on a planet but on a biblical enclosed flat plane ..

[@rachelkivarkis1801]

Thank u , so much, I will buy some liquid and bar Castile soap. 🙏❤️👏🌟☘️👍🌹✝️

[@tammynevil2422]

Thanks for the information without the brand specific

[@StringfieldRidgeFarm]

Love Dr. Bronners but did not know you could use as toothpaste!!! Thanks

[@PREPSTEADERS]

It isn't yummy, but it is safe and works! I will post a video later where I doctor it up a bit for toothpaste. You are right though. I am glad to know we can use it for toothpaste just as it is in a pinch.

[@marineyalmi1788]

The Aleppo soap it’s from Aleppo Syria! Originally from more than 3000 years ago #1 soap

[@LaDayna04]

I use it for just about anything. Not tooth paste though. I have a good recipe for that.

[@Purplemountainsoaps]

Correction *soda* should be *soda ash*

[@yaniramedina8118]

Love your videos😀 How long can you shelve this soap for?

[@scadutostudios1347]

I use kirks to make my laundry soap.... saves plastic and my poor skin....

[@kenethasmith5803]

Please help...Do you need to add water to use. Everyone keeps saying 1 part soap and 4 parts water...but mine will not lather. Or can I use it straight, it does say on bottle Body Wash. Someone please help me

[@suzyjackson5514]

What is the shelf life on castle soap?

[@karibgold5394]

The heart of Jesus shines through you:-). Thanks for the great info!

[@colleenchamberlain6959]

Hi there, you may want to take a look at the words that are appearing on the screen during this video at around the 10 second mark.

[@dougoverhoff2038]

You truly are a beautiful person, and this video is 100% practical information everyone can use, and an eye opener, personally, for me; I'll go out and get some today. Thank you so much for what you do, I'm sure you don't hear that enough. Great stuff. Peace and Blessings!

[@fattmouth7715]

Cleanliness is next to Godliness 😎

[@kerrypurcell6022]

great video, please do more,,,,,,,,

[@robinweber4646]

Where can i find the Castile soap?