JPH11228999A - Production of loofah-containing soap - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a process for producing a loofah-contg. soap which enables a human body to be easily cleaned owing to the effects of both a loofah and a soap and which is advantageous both in strengthening the skin and in bath room decoration effects. SOLUTION: The husk and flesh of a loofah fruit are rotted and washed away with water, and the resultant fibrous structure is dried to give a loofah as a scrubbing brush. This loofah is cut in the longitudinal direction at the central part to cause a fine fibrous structure of the central part and a coarse fibrous structure of the surface part to be exposed to the outside. The cut loofah is put into a mold frame 10, and a specified amt. of a thermally molten clear soap is poured into the frame 10 and is cooled. Thus obtd. loofah-contg. solid clear soap is taken out of the frame 10 and is cut into a plurality of pieces.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of decaying the skin and pulp of a henchma fruit in soap, washing it with water, leaving only the fibrous tissue, and then drying it to obtain a scourer (hereinafter simply referred to as "hechima"). )) To improve the body's cleaning ability, and in particular, to make the soap contained therein transparent, so that the helix contained therein can be seen through and visually interesting. The present invention relates to a method for producing contained soap.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Since ancient times, from the Heian era to the Edo era, the beauty effect and the friction on the skin have been prized for centuries as a necessity for a cleansing effect when taking a bath. It is incomparable with chemical products as goods.

On the other hand, at the time of bathing, soap is indispensable for washing the body. For this purpose, solid soap is used, and liquid soap is widely used in recent years. In addition, in bathing, the emphasis has recently been placed on the time of relaxing the spirit, such as improving the standard of living and relieving the fatigue of the day, from the main purpose of cleaning the body in the past. For this reason, decorativeness is emphasized in the bathroom, and there is an increasing tendency to create a space that makes the mind comfortable.

When the body is washed with soap at the time of bathing, soap is applied to a towel or the like, and dirt and dirt on the surface of the skin are removed by friction between the towel and the skin. At this time, in order to clean the body or to train the skin, the stitch has been used since ancient times, and in recent years, a sponge or a scourer having a coarse stitch made of synthetic fiber is used, and Put on,
Or rubbing the body with soap. In particular, hechima is used together with soap and is effective in strengthening the skin and enhancing the resistance to various allergies. Also,
Hechima extract is also used as a serum and cream to protect against rough skin.

[0005]

Therefore, the soap used for bathing is not merely a matter of simply having good washing ability and a lot of bubbles, especially in recent years when the washing ability of soap has hardly changed. The importance of ease of use, recreational easiness during use, and decorativeness in the bathroom has become important.

In view of the circumstances described above, the present invention is directed to a soap containing soap, which can easily clean the body due to the combination of the effects of the soap and the soap, strengthens the skin, and has good decorativeness in the bathroom. It is intended to provide a manufacturing method.

[0007]

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention decomposes the rind and pulp of the fruit of the henchma, rinses it with water, leaves only the fibrous tissue, and then dries it to form a scoop. Forming and cutting the stitch at the center along the longitudinal direction to reveal a hard portion of fine fiber structure at the center of the stitch and a soft portion of coarse fiber structure at the surface of the stitch. Then, the stile is housed in the mold body, and after a predetermined amount of transparent soap heated and melted flows in from the upper part of the mold body, the cooled and solidified transparent soap is extracted from the mold body, and the stoma housing is performed. The above problem was solved by cutting the soap into a plurality.

[0008] Since the present invention is configured as described above, the hench is exposed from the surface of the soap when the soap is used, and it is possible to clean the body by rubbing the body without applying the soap to a towel or the like. The skin can be strengthened and the soap can be seen through the inside of the soap, so it can be used happily. Also, it is excellent in decorativeness in the bathroom unlike mere transparent soap and scourer. Furthermore, in the production of this soap containing clogs, the outer skin and pulp of the clogged fruits are putrefied and washed with water, leaving only the fibrous tissue, and then dried to form scaly clogs. By cutting at the center, the hard portion of the fine fiber structure at the center of the stitch and the soft portion of the coarse fiber structure at the surface of the stitch are exposed, and the stitch is stored in a form body. When a predetermined amount of the transparent soap heated and melted flows in from the upper portion of the mold body, the transparent soap melted flows down through the space of the mesh structure of the stile to reach the bottom surface of the mold body. The molten transparent soap fills the inner tissue of the hench and bonds firmly to the finer tissue. Thereafter, the solidified soap is cooled and solidified, and then the solidified transparent soap is extracted from the mold body, and the soap containing the fringe is cut into a plurality of pieces to complete the soap containing the fringe having a predetermined size.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a soap containing soap (1) manufactured according to the present invention. In the solidified transparent soap (2), the outer skin and flesh of the fruit of the coat are rotted, washed with water, and dried after leaving only the fibrous tissue. A trapezoidal stitch is accommodated, and the stitch 3 can be seen through from the outside of the soap. On the outer surface of the soap, a part 4 of the fiber structure of the stitch 3 protrudes.

When using the soap containing the limp, when the body is washed with the soap, if the soap is rubbed with the soap, the fibers of the limp protruding from a part of the surface of the soap rub the skin, It can remove dirt and dirt on the surface of the skin and can also fortify the skin. This eliminates the need to rub the soap on a towel, etc. No work such as rubbing is required, and it becomes extremely easy to clean the body. Also, in its use, rather than simply using a hench to clean the body, and more than simply using a transparent soap to clean the body,
Its use becomes comfortable and it can wash the body happily. Further, when the transparent soap containing the limp is placed in the bathroom, the decorativeness in the bathroom is improved because of its interestingness.

[0011] Such a soap containing luff is shown in FIG.
As shown in Fig. 6, the outer skin and pulp of the fruit of the sting are rotted and washed with water, leaving only the fibrous tissue, followed by drying to form a scouring sting. Then, as shown in FIG. 2 (b), when the stitch is cut at the center along the longitudinal direction, as shown in FIG. 2 (c), the hard portion 5 having a fine fiber structure at the center of the stitch is formed as shown in FIG. 2 (c). The soft part 6 of the coarse fiber structure on the surface of the tongue appears. With this configuration, since the fiber eyes of the transparent soap are different from those of the front surface and the back surface, the surface is exposed to an arbitrary surface as required at the time of use and according to the user's preference. Can be used, and the range of choice can be expanded.

In the production of this soap containing stitches, as shown in FIG. 3, for example, a hard portion 5 having a fine fiber structure at the center of the stitches is arranged at the bottom of the formwork body 10, and the stitches upward. The stitch is housed in the form so as to arrange the soft portion 6 of the coarse fiber structure on the surface. Then, a predetermined amount of the heated and melted transparent soap 12 contained in the container 11 flows into the mold body 10 from above the mold body 10. The soap that has flowed in first passes between the coarse-grained fibers and easily flows down, passes through the gaps between the mesh-like fiber structures of the stitches, and then flows down to between the fine-grained fibers located at the bottom. And the molten transparent soap fills all the fibers of the stile,
It binds tightly with the fine tissue. This is cooled and solidified as it is. Next, the solidified clear soap is extracted from the mold body 10, the soap containing the henchma is cut into a plurality of pieces, arranged on a tray or the like, and dried for a predetermined number of days to obtain a product.

Further, the stitch may be divided into three in the longitudinal direction, and each scissor stitch may be stored in the form body 10.
In this case, the stitches of the divided middle part, both surfaces become the hard part of the fine fiber structure at the center of the stitch,
This may be accommodated in a mold body.

Further, the stitch may be cut into a plurality of pieces in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, and the stitch may be housed in a form body with the cut surface as a bottom face. In this case, the cut surface of the stitch appears as a mixture of the hard portion of the fine fiber structure at the center of the stitch and the soft portion of the coarse fiber structure at the surface portion of the stitch.

When the transparent soap 12 heated and melted and stored in the container 11 from the top of the mold body 10 flows into the mold body 10, the soap that has similarly flown in is scattered by its own weight. And easily flows down to the spaces between the fibers located at the bottom. The molten transparent soap penetrates into the fibers of the stile and bonds with the fiber structure. Thereafter, this is cooled and solidified, the solidified clear soap is extracted from the mold body, and the soap containing the henchma is cut into a plurality of pieces and dried to obtain a product.

Various methods for producing a transparent solid soap have been conventionally known. For example, natural soaps such as beef tallow, coconut oil, and palm kernel oil, which are natural animal and vegetable oils or fats, can be obtained by decomposing them. Using a fatty acid containing a saturated fatty acid and an unsaturated fatty acid having 8 to 18 carbon atoms as main components, adding lower alcohol and water, heating and dissolving at 60 to 80 ° C, and saponifying or neutralizing with an alkali material such as sodium hydroxide. A reaction product obtained by adding a saccharide, a polyhydric alcohol, a sequestering material, and if necessary, a fragrance, a dye, and the like to the obtained reaction product is used.

In the production of such a transparent soap,
By adjusting the amount of water or lower alcohol added, the soap can have an appropriate freezing point and appropriate hardness,
Therefore, solidification, cutting, drying, shaping, and the like of the soap can be performed relatively easily. The transparent soap thus obtained has good transparency, has a creamy and rich foam even during use, and can be used satisfactorily with almost no softening or swelling.

In producing the above transparent soap,
For example, transparency can be improved by adding glycols, in particular, propylene glycol to a large amount of a trietalamine salt of an anionic surfactant,
Transparency can also be improved by adding a free acid of an anionic surfactant, such as lauroyl sarcosine or dodecylbenzene sulfonic acid.

Further, the above-mentioned transparent soap requires many days for drying, so that it has to be expensive. For example, glycerins, propylene glycol and butylene glycol as solvents are used as solvents. , The drying time can be shortened.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described. EXAMPLE 60 kg of ethyl alcohol was dissolved in 60 kg of coconut oil, 30 kg of beef tallow, and 5 kg of castor oil in a reaction kettle.
Prepare a solution heated and mixed at ℃. Caustic soda 3
0 kg and 10 kg of purified water are mixed and dissolved by heating, and the oil and fat are mixed with a solution obtained by heating and mixing 60 kg of ethyl alcohol, followed by saponification at 70 to 80 ° C. After completion of the reaction, 70-8
At 0 ° C., 35 kg of purified sucrose is added and melted, and a dye and a fragrance are further added.

As shown in FIG. 3 (a), 100 kg of the helix 3 is arranged at the bottom of the mold body 10, and a predetermined amount of the heated and melted transparent soap 12 contained in the container 11 is placed from the top of the mold body 10. Inflow. The soap that has flowed in passes through the gap between the mesh fibers of the hench, flows down in the hitch, and reaches the bottom. Thus, when a predetermined amount of molten soap flows in,
The molten clear soap penetrates into all the stitch fibers. As it is, it is cooled and solidified, then the solidified transparent soap is extracted from the mold body 10, cut into a predetermined amount of soap as shown in FIG. 3 (b), arranged on a tray and dried for a predetermined number of days to obtain a product.

If desired, herbs such as aloe and dokudami may be added to the soap. In this case, the herb is powdered, mixed with a paste material, and added to the molten soap.

[0023]

As described above, according to the present invention, since the hench is contained in the transparent soap,
The henchma is exposed from the surface of the soap, and by rubbing the body as it is without applying the soap to a towel or the like, the effects of the henchma and the soap can be combined to clean the body,
The skin can be trained by the henchma rubbing the skin. In addition, since the spatula can be seen inside the soap, it can be enjoyable. Furthermore, the decorativeness in a bathroom improves.

[0024] Since the fiber composition of the stitches contained in the transparent soap is mesh-like, the melted transparent soap can easily flow down through the fibers of the stitches during the production, and the production is easy. is there. In addition, there are a very large number of strong whisker-like fibers on the surface of the fibers of the sting, which are entangled with the soap and adhere to each other, and the soap does not separate from the sting during use, and until the end of use of the soap Can be used for a long time.

Further, even after the soap containing the limp is used, the lather remains and the lump remains, and the limp can be used only as the limp. In addition, even after the use of hechima, it does not become waste and can be attributed to soil.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of an embodiment of a soap containing limp according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing a manufacturing process of the soap containing the henchma of the present invention, wherein (a) is a schematic view of forming a dry hench from a fruit of the hench, and (b) is a central portion thereof along the longitudinal direction of the hitch. And (c) is a schematic view showing a state in which a hard portion and a soft portion of the clog appear.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state at the time of manufacturing the soap containing the henchma of the present invention, wherein (a) is a perspective view showing a state where the transparent soap flows into the container, and (b) is a state after the transparent soap is cooled and solidified. It is a perspective view showing the cut state.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Soap containing soap 2 Transparent soap 3 Spoil 4 Part of fiber structure 5 Hard part of fine fiber structure 6 Soft part of coarse fiber structure 10 Formwork 11 Container 12 Liquid transparent soap

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. The skin and pulp of the fruit of the sting are rotted and washed with water, leaving only the fibrous tissue, and then dried to form a scouring stitch. The stitch is cut at the center along the longitudinal direction. Then, the hard portion of the fine fiber structure at the center of the stitch and the soft portion of the coarse fiber structure at the surface of the stitch are exposed, and then the stitch is housed in a mold body, and then the mold is formed. After flowing a predetermined amount of transparent soap heated and melted from the upper part of the body, the transparent soap cooled and solidified is extracted from the mold body, and the soap containing soap is cut into a plurality of pieces. Method. 2. The method for producing a soap containing a clog according to claim 1, wherein said cuff is provided with hard portions having fine mesh on both sides of the soap. 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein a soft part and a hard part are provided on both sides of the soap.