Quick Tip: Making a Foaming Hand Soap with Castile Soap скачать в хорошем качестве

Quick Tip: Making a Foaming Hand Soap with Castile Soap

Foaming Pump Soap with Dr. Bronner’s Castile Soap! So easy! Midweek Mini Live #1: Foaming Pump Soap - This video is the first in a series of Facebook Live videos I did in which I share quick things I do to make my life a little simpler and a little greener. It’s a sad tale. You’re excited to fill your gorgeous new standard soap pump with Dr. Bronner’s Pure-Castile Soap. It seems to work just fine, though it does come out a little fast. Then a few days later, when your visiting mother-in-law freshens up in the powder room, you hear a wail. The soap has squirted sideways from the pump, dousing her blouse and narrowly missing her face. The soap had dried in the pump, partially blocking the flow, redirecting the soap into the most unexpected directions and accelerating it to what must have been soap Mach 5. Here is why we caution against using the Castile Liquid Soap in regular pump dispensers. But never fear. All is not lost. A foaming pump soap dispenser is a different story entirely and is a super simple way to put your Castile Soap to use sink-side and elsewhere. A foaming soap dispenser functions differently than a traditional pump dispenser. The apparatus uses a mixture of soap, water, and air. Because the soap is diluted in the bottle and then further mixed with air, it does not coat and block the tubing responsible for the unexpected and undirected jet of soap. The result is a cloud-like dollop of soft soapy foam that cleans all manner of body parts and then some. To make, use a dilution of 1 part soap to 3 parts water. For more on green cleaning & body care, including ways to use our family’s Castile Soaps, visit my website at LisaBronner.com. Shop Dr. Bronner’s products online at DrBronner.com.