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1 Congratulations On your recent purchase from SoapEquipment.com! Please Accept this Booklet With our Compliments. Inside You Will Find Soap Making Recipes Tried & Proven Recipes Instructions for Cold Process Soap Making Equipment, Oils, Molds etc. Supplier List Raw Materials, EO s, Oils etc. Product Previews Previews of other quality products From SoapEquipment.com

2 Table of Contents Soap Recipes Instructions for Cold Process Soap Making Supplier List Previews of Other Products Videos Links Our Contact Information: Willow Way, LLC 520 W Main St. Hagerstown, IN Sales: (870) Shipping: sales@soapequipment.com Website: Copyright Willow Way, LLC. All rights reserved Worldwide 2

3 Soap Recipe # 1 Single Loaf Mold Shortening Coconut Oil Olive Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Triple Loaf Mold Shortening Coconut Oil Olive Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Quad Loaf Mold Shortening Coconut Oil Olive Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Round (Tube) Loaf Mold Shortening Coconut Oil Olive Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Calculated by SoapMaker 3 Software 3

4 Soap Recipe # 2 Single Loaf Mold Olive Oil Coconut Oil Palm Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Triple Loaf Mold Olive Oil Coconut Oil Palm Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Quad Loaf Mold Olive Oil Coconut Oil Palm Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Round (Tube) Loaf Mold Olive Oil Coconut Oil Palm Oil Sodium Hydroxide (5% discount) Water (5% discount) Essential Oil (EO) Total Batch Weight* Calculated by SoapMaker 3 Software 4

5 Soap Making Suppliers Base Oils - Waxes - Bases ext 230 Illinois Florida Oregon Sodium Hydroxide (Lye) Texas Florida Fragrance Oils and Essential Oils Florida Oregon Minnesota Pigments and Colorants Minnesota California Florida Herbs Maine Oregon California 5

6 Instructions for Cold Process SoapMaking General: Set aside an hour or so (for your first batch) of uninterrupted time. Select your Recipe. Don t switch oils in a recipe without recalculating the amount of Lye you will need. The amount of Lye will vary with each soap oil. (We have SoapMaker Software to help you with this). Put on your Rubber Gloves (Do not use latex) and Face Protector or Safety Goggles. See this page for information about safety equipment: Utensils and Equipment: Spatula for cleaning soap from pot. Long handled wooden or stainless steel spoon for mixing Lye/ Water solution. 8 Cup Glass Container (to mix your Lye/Water solution in). 1 Gallon or larger enamel or stainless steel pan to melt oils and to mix in. Do not use steel or aluminum. You can also use a small polyethylene or polypropylene pail or bucket. Power Wand (Stick Blender) 4 Cup Measuring Cup (to measure your Soap Oils). Thermometer Soaper s Scale Mold Shortening to grease your mold so your Liner Paper will stick. Precut Liner Paper (see tips for lining molds on following page). Large, thick bath towel or blanket to wrap your mold. Paper Towels Lye/Water Solution: Find a well ventilated area to mix your Lye/Water solution. Put on your gloves and face shield. Measure cold water and add to your Lye/Water container. Measure your lye. Slowly add the Lye to your Water while stirring. Always add the Lye to the Water! Stir Lye until all is dissolved. Do not breath in fumes while stirring. Your solution needs to cool to between F (32 C-38 C). Place Lye/Water container in safe area. This solution is caustic and hot so be careful. Keep away from Children and Pets. Should you for any reason accidently splash it on you, flush with lots of running water immediately. 6

7 Instructions for Cold Process SoapMaking Soap Oils: Place your stainless steel or enamel melting pot on very low heat. Place a container large enough to weigh your oils on the scale and zero it out. Weigh your most solid oil first; usually Shortening or Palm. Add this to your pot. Repeat with your next most solid oil. Stir until melted. Add your Liquid oils (Olive) and stir. Turn off and remove from heat. This should put your oils at about F (32 C-38 C). Now take the temperature of your Lye/Water solution. Ideally, you want the two solutions, Lye/Water and oils, to be in this F (32 C-38 C) temperature range. A few degrees here or there are okay. If one is too far off, put the container in the sink, in a Water bath, and add hot or cold Water to correct it. Molds: Make sure your Mold is at room temperature. While waiting for the temperatures of your Lye/Water solution and oils to adjust, is a good time to grease and line your molds. Shortening provides an excellent adherent. Here is a tip on lining your loaf molds: Cut one sheet of Liner Paper long enough to go down one side of the mold, across the bottom and up the other side while still leaving about 2 inches on both ends. Cut two small pieces for the ends of your Mold. To save time in lining molds, you can make a template out of heavy cardboard to pre-cut multiple sheets of Liner Paper. Keep the precut sheets flat under a large book until you need them. Note: In a pinch if you do not have our Liner Release Paper, you can get along with wax paper or freezer paper. Continued on Next Page... 7

8 Instructions for Cold Process SoapMaking Combining Soap and Lye/Water Solution: When everything is at approximately the same temperature (does not have to be exact), add the Lye/Water solution to the soap oils. Take a long handled spoon or your Power Wand (with motor off) and stir while carefully adding the Lye/Water solution. Turn the Power Wand on (making sure the soap mixture is above the blades at all times) and mix while moving it around in the pot. Continue mixing until you come to Trace. Trace is when your soap mixture thickens to the point that when you dribble a little of it on the surface of the mixture, it stays there for a few moments. Turn motor off before removing Power Wand from Soap Mixture. When you have reached a thin trace, you can add your colorants Poured Mold: and scents. Mix quickly and well. Then pour into your Lined Mold. Place a sheet of Liner Paper over top of the Mold and wrap Mold De-Molding: with a heavy towel or blanket. Be sure to wrap all sides. Place the Mold in a non-drafty location safely away from children and pets. In about 12 hours uncover your Mold and check your soap. If it looks solid, then you may de-mold. If the middle is still mushy, you may need to wait a few more hours. If so, wrap it back up and wait. When you de-mold, wear your gloves. To de-mold, simply grab the 2 inch ends and lift your loaf of soap from the Mold. Place the loaf of soap on a sheet of Liner Paper or Wax Paper and allow to rest for a few more hours unless it is hard enough to cut. Cutting your Soap: Cut your soap shortly after you de-mold. It should still be soft but firm enough to lift and hold. Experience will teach you this. Using the soap cutter you purchased, cut your loaf into bars and place the bars onto a Soap Drying Tray to complete the curing process. Soap should be cured for about 3 to 4 weeks and stored in a place away from direct sunlight and drafts. 8

9 A Few Useful Links Frequently Asked Questions Pages (FAQ): We have spent many years compiling questions and answers about Soap Making. Please use this page to enlighten your own knowledge of the Handcrafted Bodycare Industry and to Grow your business! Instructional Videos: This link has quite a few videos showing many of our products in action. Pour yourself a cup of java (or your favorite drink), relax and enjoy the show. We are shooting and editing more videos, so check back often. Look for this graphic throughout our site Packaging: Now that your have made some beautiful batches of soap and cut them into perfect bars, how are you going to package them? Here you will find some fascinating ideas... Recipes: Included in this booklet you have found a couple of true and tried soap recipes. When you are ready to add some new recipes to your arsenal, you will need some way to convert them into a useful form. These pages have conversion charts and the a link to our SoapMaker 3 Software. When you re ready to expand your Soap Making Business: As your business grows you will need more efficient ways to create your wares. This link will provide you with all the knowledge and expertise to accomplish your goals 9

10 Quality Soap Making Equipment - Tools & Accessories Willow Way Professional Air Soap Cutter The most versatile high production soap cutter on the market for the home Soap- Maker! This soap cutter is the Ultimate in Cold Processed Soap Cutting! The Willow Way Air Soap Cutter can produce thousands of perfect bars a day by one person. and batch size. A full production, Custom Made soap cutter designed to your specifications, bar Cuts both Loaves and Bars with One piece of equipment. You can cut hundreds of perfect bars in just minutes. 2 Cutting Frames and 2 Cutting Tables included (Loaf and Bar) Willow Way Professional Manual Soap Cutter Cuts Both Loaves and Bars With One Piece Of Equipment! Custom Designed To Your Bar Size We work with you to obtain your ideal pour weight and block size. Professional Manual Soap Cutter that is Custom Designed to your bar size. We work with you to obtain your ideal pour weight and block size. You can cut a large 40 pound block of soap in just minutes into neatly cut and perfect bars. Cuts both Loaves and Bars with One piece of equipment. 2 Cutting Frames and 2 Cutting Tables included (Loaf and Bar). 10

11 Quality Soap Making Equipment - Custom Systems & Design Custom Systems and Design Let Us Custom Design A System For You! We have been Custom Designing Soap Making Systems since We have extensive experience in all aspects of CP, M&P, Liquid and HP soap. We can help you fill your exact needs for growth, space and cost. Willow Way will help you plan for the future, make life easier, find more time to package, sell, design or just have more time. We work with you, from start to finish... We have many suggested systems for CP, M&P, Liquid and HP soap. With a Willow Way Custom System, going from 600 bars per day to 1,200 bars, 2,000 bars to 4,000 bars is a snap! You are Unique, You are Creative, You are an Innovator! Shouldn t the Equipment you use everyday Be Custom Designed Just For You? "We Offer Full Custom Designed Systems" "We Give You the Tools to Grow" 11

12 Soap Making Tools & Accessories Tools & Accessories Mixers - Scales - Thermometers - Measuring Tools - Pumps Dipper - One-Quart Handy when dispensing those last few ounces of liquid from the Oil Heaters in to your Pot Tipper. Saves you from having to dip back out, which with the lye, once it is in that s it. 8-oz Lotion Transfer Drum Pump Transfer your lotions or liquids easily and quickly. Choose from the 2 oz, 4, 6 or 8 oz settings. Remember this is not going to be nearly as accurate as our Easy Fill Bottle Filler but is definitely better than trying measure the flow from our larger pumps HANDcraft Soap Edger The HANDcraft Soap Edger is the fastest Soap Edger going and it is so easy and convenient to use. No wires, no cleaning off of soap build up, no nicking your knuckles and, it is so. Easy to use! Pro Mold Release Paper and Cutter We have this special liner made especially for our molds. After many years of testing many different methods of release, this is by far the Ultimate. Half-Mask Respirator Paint filters, dusts masks, etc., are not made to filter out Sodium or Potassium Hydroxide fumes. Protects Against Organic/Acid Vapors Hypoallergenic and NIOSH approved HANDcraft Measuring Pitchers Our Poly Measuring Pitchers are perfect for the Handcrafter. They are very tough and durable.and they can handle everything, 1 Lye, Fragrance Oils, Essential Oils and Acids. Safety Equipment - Edgers - Liner Paper - Paddles & More Copyright Willow Way, LLC. All rights reserved Worldwide 12