- Look up
soft soap or
soft-
soap in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Soft soap may
refer to:
Soap that is
liquid or
easily soluble,
usually made by saponification...
-
known as
soft soap,
which serves as a
precursor for hard
soap production.
After adding sodium chloride (a
process known as
salting out), the
soap nucleus...
- A
soap opera,
daytime drama, or
soap for short, is
typically a long-running
radio or
television serial,
frequently characterized by melodrama, ensemble...
- were
produced in 2005. KOH is
noteworthy as the
precursor to most
soft and
liquid soaps, as well as
numerous pot****ium-containing chemicals. It is a white...
- pot****ium
soaps (derived
using KOH) are "
soft"
soaps. The
fatty acid
source also
affects the
soap's melting point. Most
early hard
soaps were manufactured...
- (
soft soap).
Lithium soap or greases, such as
lithium stearate, are
insoluble in
water and find use in
lubricating grease.
Calcium and
magnesium soaps...
- in
soaps of
distinct feel. The seed oils give
softer but
milder soaps.
Soap made from pure
olive oil,
sometimes called Castile soap or M****ille
soap, is...
- M****ille
soap or
Savon de M****ille (French pronunciation: [savɔ̃ də maʁsɛj]) is a
traditional hard
soap made from
vegetable oils that has been produced...
- water. The
resulting soft water requires less
soap for the same
cleaning effort, as
soap is not
wasted bonding with
calcium ions.
Soft water also extends...
- a
humectant for
softer consistency and
keeping the
lather moisturised.
Brushless shaving creams, on the
other hand, don't
contain soap and so don't produce...