JPS60130699A - Foamable liquid soap - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a liquid soap that has particularly excellent foaming properties and detergency.

Conventional liquid soaps are mainly complex soaps, whose cleaning power is mainly due to the action and effect of synthetic detergents.

It can be said that the saponification of coconut oil fatty acids has almost no cleaning effect. Moreover, this coconut oil fatty acid potassium salt has almost no foaming power or foaming power, so some attempts have been made to create foam by mixing synthetic detergent, but in this case too, the mixing ratio is The reality is that soaps are commercially available in the form of liquid soaps that are inadequate and have a cleaning effect that is no better than that of synthetic detergents, and that have the effect of mixing coconut oil, which is extremely undesirable and uneconomical. be.

By the way, mixing of potassium salt and sodium salt has traditionally been considered difficult and generally impossible, and there has been no liquid soap of this kind. The present invention has devised an optimal blending ratio to obtain a liquid soap with extremely excellent detergency and foaming power.
Foaming, which is a measure of remaining cleaning power, allows users to fully expect the intended effects of use.

The case of making a liquid soap with a pure soap content of 20% will be explained in detail below with reference to the basic manufacturing method. To remove impurities, add 260 grams of salted-out fatty acid sodium salt soap to 260 grams of water, heat and stir until the soap is completely dissolved, and stop heating until the soap is completely dissolved. Utilizing the residual heat, 660 grams of a 30% solution of fatty acid potassium salt of coconut oil was gradually added thereto, and the mixture was thoroughly stirred and mixed.

Afterwards, add some glycerin and fragrance if necessary to prevent your hands from getting rough.

According to this manufacturing process, fatty acid potassium jfiK
Compared to the so-called complex soaps that contain inappropriate synthetic detergents, liquid soaps produced using the two-prong method are suitable for use in the kitchen, and are made from coconut oil contained in fatty acid potassium salts. Due to its synergistic effect with sodium salts of fatty acids, which have strong cleaning power in addition to latent foaming power, this soap is extremely economical and can be used without losing its effectiveness down to the last drop. The manufacturing method of the liquid and its usefulness as a detergent are truly significant.

Patent applicant Katsuji Mizumoto Agent Patent Attorney Iimori Jube

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A foaming liquid soap obtained by mixing equal amounts of a potassium salt obtained by saponifying the fatty acids of coconut oil and a water-soluble fatty acid sodium salt in equal amounts each, heating and stirring the mixture, and then cooling the mixture.