KR101631769B1 - A eco-friendly detergent of disposable tea bag-type and method for manufacturing the same - Google Patents
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(A) washing plant seeds; (b) extracting vegetable oil by pressing the washed plant seeds; (c) removing the vegetable oil from the non-woven fabric filter (D) purifying the vegetable oil by using a filter composed of minerals of the first purified oil after the step (c), (e) (F) cooling the mixture stirred in step (e) and saponifying the mixture; (g) pulverizing or grinding the cooled soap into a powder, step; And (h) placing the soap powder in a container in the form of a disposable tea bag.
The present invention also relates to a disposable tea bag-type environmentally friendly detergent manufactured by the above-described method for manufacturing an environmentally friendly detergent of the disposable tea bag type.
The present invention relates to a method for purifying seeds of plants by purifying them using minerals so as not to remove the fatty acids during the production of oils, and to provide naturally occurring glycerin (produced by the saponification reaction of fatty acid and sodium hydroxide) Is an eco-friendly detergent that can be washed without damaging the skin.
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The present invention relates to a disposable tea bag-type eco-friendly detergent which can be easily used for washing and a method for producing the same.
So far, the soap has been made not only uniformly by means of clearing the surface of dirt and other soiled skin without taking into consideration its skin type or characteristics, but also mass-produced soap improves productivity, shortens manufacturing time, Etc., it is said to be an artificial chemical lump because it contains synthetic surfactants, derivatives and other preservatives in order not to be easily deteriorated.
In addition, most of the chemical soaps used in the home mostly react with alkali to fatty acids (glycerin removed) to produce soap. They have good washing effect, good foaming and clean when rinsed. However, the use of synthetic surfactants and preservatives can roughen the skin or pollute the environment.
Commercially produced soaps remove glycerin, which makes the soap harder and longer lasting. It is said that all soaps currently sold as handmade soaps contain glycerin but are very small in amount (artificially added) and that the saponification reaction hardly occurs, In addition to chemical soap, due to the addition of water to the skin). The problem is that glycerin is very unlikely to form because the basic oil of handmade soap is made from a product made by a large oil company. In order for glycerin to be formed, it is necessary to refine the brown color oil immediately after the plant pressing process, without adding NaOH through the purification process. However, since the saponification reaction (a method for lowering the pH value for food, Acid reacts with NaOH to form glycerin).
The refining method of large oil companies usually eliminates unnecessary saturated fatty acids and free acids (which cause the vegetable oil to sour), and uses NaOH in the process. By-products of glycerin are produced in the NaOH process and other impurities (stearic acid, free acid, and other substances) are being removed together. However, the above work is also removing the features of the vegetable seeds. Although all the people who make handmade soap now know that glycerin is produced by the saponification reaction, it is a fact that they can not saponify with refined oils of large oil companies.
In addition, since the soap is in a solid form, the soap is concentrated on part of the laundry during washing, so that there is a concern that the soap is necessary more than necessary, and also a lot of water is required in washing the laundry.
Disclosure of Invention Technical Problem [8] Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a soap- So that the user can control the amount of the detergent easily according to the amount of the laundry, so that the user can protect the user's skin while washing the laundry, Disposable teabag type eco-friendly detergent which helps the user to do so.
In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a method for producing a vegetable oil, comprising the steps of (a) washing plant seeds, (b) extracting vegetable oil by pressing the washed plant seeds, (c) (D) purifying the vegetable oil by using a filter composed of a mineral oil as the first purified oil after the step (c), (e) purifying the secondarily purified vegetable oil, Sodium hydroxide and water and stirring the mixture; (f) saponifying the mixture stirred in step (e); (g) pulverizing or milling the cooled soap; And (h) placing the soap powder in a container in the form of a disposable tea bag, wherein the disposable teabag type eco-detergent is manufactured.
The present invention also provides a disposable tea bag-type eco-friendly detergent manufactured by the above-described method for manufacturing an eco-friendly detergent of the disposable tea bag type.
The present invention has the following effects.
First, the present invention relates to a method for purifying seeds of plants by purifying the seeds using oils and minerals so as not to remove the fatty acids, while maintaining the cleansing power of the conventional soaps and naturally occurring glycerin (produced by saponification of fatty acid and sodium hydroxide) ) Is an environmentally friendly detergent that can be washed without damaging the skin.
Secondly, since the soap is powdered, the laundry is concentrated on the entire laundry and is evenly distributed throughout the laundry, so that the washing power is excellent. Thus, less amount of the laundry is used than the conventional soap, and a small amount of water is used even when washing laundry, which is economical and environmentally friendly .
Third, since the present invention is made of powder and packed in a certain tea bag type product, the amount of detergent can be easily improved according to the amount of laundry. That is, since the soap dispenser of the present invention is individually packaged in a disposable form, it can be easily used by a user in washing.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method of manufacturing a disposable tea bag-type environmentally friendly detergent according to the present invention.
2 is another flow chart of a method for manufacturing a disposable tea bag-type environmentally friendly detergent of the present invention.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a flowchart illustrating a method of manufacturing a disposable tea bag-type environmentally friendly detergent according to the present invention.
(A) washing plant seeds; (b) extracting vegetable oil by pressing the washed plant seeds; (c) removing the vegetable oil from the non-woven fabric filter (D) purifying the vegetable oil by using a filter composed of minerals of the first purified oil after the step (c), (e) (F) cooling the mixture stirred in step (e) and saponifying the mixture; (g) pulverizing or grinding the cooled soap into a powder, step; And (h) placing the soap powder in a container in the form of a disposable tea bag.
The present invention relates to a method for producing an environmentally friendly detergent comprising steps (a) to (h), wherein the washing can be performed without damaging the skin of the user due to glycerin produced by the saponification reaction between the fatty acid and sodium hydroxide In addition, since the soap powder is packed in a certain teabag product, it is an easy-to-use method of manufacturing an environmentally-friendly detergent that can be easily used in accordance with the amount of laundry.
So far, the soap has been made not only uniformly by means of clearing the surface of dirt and other soiled skin without taking into consideration its skin type or characteristics, but also mass-produced soap improves productivity, shortens manufacturing time, Etc., it is said to be an artificial chemical lump because it contains synthetic surfactants, derivatives and other preservatives in order not to be easily deteriorated.
In addition, most of the chemical soaps used in the home mostly react with alkali to fatty acids (glycerin removed) to produce soap. They have good washing effect, good foaming and clean when rinsed. However, the use of synthetic surfactants and preservatives can roughen the skin or pollute the environment.
Commercially produced soaps remove glycerin, which makes the soap harder and longer lasting. It is said that all soaps currently sold as handmade soaps contain glycerin but are very small in amount (artificially added) and that the saponification reaction hardly occurs, In addition to chemical soap, due to the addition of water to the skin). The problem is that glycerin is very unlikely to form because the basic oil of handmade soap is made from a product made by a large oil company. In order for glycerin to be formed, it is necessary to refine the brown color oil immediately after the plant pressing process, without adding NaOH through the purification process. However, since the saponification reaction (a method for lowering the pH value for food, Acid reacts with NaOH to form glycerin).
The refining method of large oil companies usually eliminates unnecessary saturated fatty acids and free acids (which cause the vegetable oil to sour), and uses NaOH in the process. By-products of glycerin are produced in the NaOH process and other impurities (stearic acid, free acid, and other substances) are being removed together. However, the above work is also removing the features of the vegetable seeds. Although all the people who make handmade soap now know that glycerin is produced by the saponification reaction, it is a fact that they can not saponify with refined oils of large oil companies.
In addition, since the soap is in a solid form, the soap is concentrated on part of the laundry during washing, so that there is a concern that the soap is necessary more than necessary, and also a lot of water is required in washing the laundry.
Disclosure of Invention Technical Problem [8] Accordingly, the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a soap- So that the user can control the amount of the detergent easily according to the amount of the laundry, so that the user can protect the user's skin while washing the laundry, Disposable teabag type eco-friendly detergent which helps the user to do so.
That is, the present invention relates to a method for purifying seeds of a plant, which comprises purifying the plant by using minerals so that the fatty acid is not removed when the oil is produced, and the naturally occurring glycerin (produced by saponification reaction of fatty acid and sodium hydroxide) ) Is an environmentally friendly detergent that can be washed without damaging the skin.
In addition, since the soap is powdered, the laundry is concentrated on the entire laundry without being concentrated on a part of the laundry, so that the laundry is excellent in washing ability during washing, so that less amount is used than existing soap, and a small amount of water is used even when washing laundry, which is economical and environmentally friendly . The present invention is made of powder and packaged in a certain tea bag type product, so that the amount of detergent can be easily improved according to the amount of laundry. That is, since the soap dispenser of the present invention is individually packaged in a disposable form, it can be easily used by a user in washing.
Step (a) is a step of washing the plant seeds. Step (a) is a step of washing the seed to remove impurities present in the seed of the plant. The seeds of the plant of the present invention may be seeds of various kinds. In one embodiment, sunflower seeds or rapeseed seeds are used. Sunflower seeds are wrapped in a black or white green striped shell. It has a soft texture, high unsaturated fatty acid content, and a large amount of vitamin E, folic acid, magnesium and copper. Oil extracted from sunflower seeds is effective in inhibiting cancer and has the effect of reducing cholesterol and triglycerides. Oilseed rape is a seed of oilseed rape (Brassica napus), oilseed rape belongs to the cruciferae and was not widely cultivated until the second half of the 20th century. Around this time, a new breed of Canola was developed that is more nutritionally suitable in Canada. In Europe today, this canola is cultivated in order to obtain seeds, which can be crushed and processed to obtain clear, clean cooking oil. In addition, rapeseed oil has excellent moisturizing function and high skin affinity, and is used as a raw material for cosmetics.
(b) is a step of pressing the washed plant seeds to extract the vegetable oil. The vegetable oil extraction process carries out the process of extracting the vegetable oil by pressing the washed plant seed at a low temperature or a high temperature. The extraction temperature of the vegetable oil can be varied depending on the surrounding environment, but in one embodiment, the plant oil is extracted by pressing at a temperature of 40 to 45 degrees Celsius.
(c) is a step of first purifying the vegetable oil extracted using the nonwoven filter. (c) is a step of purifying the extracted vegetable oil to remove impurities. That is, the first purification process is to purify the extracted vegetable oil by using a nonwoven filter containing a celluloid component. When this nonwoven filter is passed, the sticky substance of vegetable oil, GUM, is removed.
(d) is a step of secondly purifying the vegetable oil using the filter composed of the oil purified first after the step (c). The step (d) is a step of purifying the vegetable oil by using a filter composed of minerals to remove impurities that can not be filtered during the first purification in the purification process so that the fatty acid is not removed. Filters can be composed of zeolite, sepiolite, and sand, for example, where various minerals can be constructed.
In the second purification process, the first refined vegetable oil is secondly purified by using a filter composed of zeolite, sepiolite and sand, which are natural minerals. In this embodiment, zeolite accounts for 10-15% by weight and sepiolite accounts for 10-15% by weight relative to the total weight of the filter component, and the rest consists of sand.
When purified only with zeolite and seawater, the brown color of the gum component is mixed with the zeolite and seawater, which makes continuous purification difficult. To eliminate this clogging, sand is added to maintain a constant flow.
(e) is a step of mixing and stirring the secondarily purified vegetable oil, sodium hydroxide and water. Step (e) is a step of mixing vegetable oil, sodium hydroxide, and water to produce glycerin through a natural saponification process. That is, purified vegetable oil, sodium hydroxide, and water may be mixed in various weights and stirred. In one embodiment, 69 to 70% by weight of vegetable oil, 6 to 7% by weight of sodium hydroxide and the balance may be mixed with water and stirred while heating to a temperature of 45 to 50 degrees Celsius. In addition, various forms of soap may be prepared by further mixing pigments or fragrances in addition to the above composition.
In the step (f), the mixture stirred in the step (e) is cooled to be saponified. In step (f), when the mixture is heated at a temperature of 40 to 45 degrees Celsius, the mixture is shaped like mayonnaise and is naturally cooled and saponified. This saponification process, that is, the reaction of fatty acids with sodium hydroxide, produces glycerin. The resulting glycerin has a characteristic of maximizing the bonding with ceramides (lipid layer on the skin surface, hydrophilic and lipophilic properties) . As a result, it has a moisturizing effect superior to that of artificially added glycerin and smoothes the regenerating ability of skin cells.
(g) is a step of crushing or milling the cooled soap into a powder. That is, step (g) is a step of making the solidified soap into powder by various methods so that the soap does not come into contact with only a part of laundry.
(h) is a step of putting the soap powder into a container of disposable tea bag. That is, the step (h) is a step of loading the soap powder into the tea bag-type container in a convenient manner for the user to use for washing. The soap powder can be packed in a disposable tea bag-like container in various weights. Disposable teabag containers are pure natural products made from wood and can be sealed immediately by using an adhesive device (such as an iron) to apply soap powder (powder) and apply heat. In addition, the disposable tea bag-shaped container can easily allow water to penetrate so that the soap powder can be discharged quickly out of the water.
In the method of using the present invention, when laundry is put in 4 liters of water and 1 tea bag of 15 grams, it is possible to easily wash the stain when the cotton material is washed.
2 is another flow chart of a method for manufacturing a disposable tea bag-type environmentally friendly detergent of the present invention.
The present invention may further comprise steps (g1) and (g2) for preparing the environmentally-friendly detergent comprising the steps (a) to (h).
(g1) is a step of mixing the sodium hydrogencarbonate and the herbal distillate into a kneaded form, and mixing the soap powder of the step (g). Sodium bicarbonate is a so-called baking soda and natural soda. Sodium bicarbonate is widely used as a substitute for detergents because it has the property of adsorbing contaminants. The herb distillate may be prepared by mixing various herbs with water so that the fragrance lasts for a long time. For example, the herb distillate may contain 6.5 to 8 kg of rosemary, 8 to 10 kg of peppermint, 9 to 12 kg of pine needle or 5 to 8 kg And 50 kg of water, and then distilling the mixture. The herbal distillate contains a small amount of essential oil in the water through the distillation process and has a strong aroma due to the oil. Sodium bicarbonate and herbal distillate can be mixed in a weight ratio of 1: 0.5 to form a paste. For example, 100 kg of sodium hydrogencarbonate and 50 kg of herbal distillate can be mixed to form a semi-finished product. In the dough process, the essential oil of the herbal distillate is combined with the sodium bicarbonate to form the respective fragrance.
(g2) is a step of passing water through a fine mesh by evaporating water after the step (g1). In step (g2), when water is evaporated from the material generated in step (g1) and then passed through a fine mesh, the final material in the form of a powder having a white crystalline powder remains. The white crystals have a structure in which the fragrance of the herb introduced into the final material in the form of powder is formed. The aroma of the herb is an aroma of natural material, not an artificial aroma. The final powder is mixed with soap, sodium hydrogencarbonate and herbal distillate.
In step (h), the powder mixed with the soap, the sodium bicarbonate and the herbal distillate produced in step (g2) is placed in a disposable tea bag-shaped container. Step (h) is the step (h) described above. In this step, the disposable tea bag is filled with the powder added with the ingredient.
Further, the present invention relates to a disposable tea bag-type environmentally friendly detergent manufactured by the above-described method for manufacturing an environmentally friendly detergent of the disposable tea bag type. The disposable tea bag-type eco-detergent is manufactured by the method described in the above-described various manufacturing methods of the disposable tea bag-type eco-detergent.
Although the preferred embodiments of the disposable tea bag-type eco-friendly detergent and manufacturing method according to the present invention have been described above, the present invention is not limited to the technical idea and structure and operation of the present invention. And the scope of the technical idea of the present invention is not limited by the description with reference to the drawings or the drawings. It will also be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the concepts and embodiments of the invention set forth herein may be used as a basis for modifying or designing other structures for carrying out the same purposes of the present invention It will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes in form and details may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention as defined by the appended claims and their equivalents. And various changes, substitutions, and alterations can be made without departing from the scope of the invention.
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(b) pressing the washed plant seeds to extract vegetable oil;
(c) firstly purifying the vegetable oil extracted using the nonwoven filter;
(d) secondarily purifying the vegetable oil using the filter composed of the mineral oil as the first purified oil after the step (c);
(e) mixing and stirring the secondarily purified vegetable oil, sodium hydroxide and water;
(f) cooling and stirring the mixture stirred in step (e);
(g) pulverizing or milling the cooled soap into powder;
(g1) mixing the sodium hydrogencarbonate and the herbal distillate to form a dough, and mixing the soap powder of step (g);
(g2) evaporating the water after the step (g1) to pass through a fine mesh; And
(h) a step of putting powder mixed with soap, sodium hydrogencarbonate and herbal distillate produced in step (g2) into a container of disposable tea bag type, .
Wherein the filter composed of the mineral in step (d) comprises 10-15% by weight of zeolite and 10-15% by weight of seaweed, and the remainder is composed of sand, A manufacturing method of an eco-friendly detergent of a teabag type.
The step of stirring in the step (e)
A method of manufacturing a disposable tea bag-type eco-detergent, which comprises mixing 69 to 70% by weight of vegetable oil, 6 to 7% by weight of sodium hydroxide, and the balance of water and heating at a temperature of 45 to 50 degrees Celsius.
The step (h)
Wherein 15 g of the soap powder is contained in a disposable tea bag-shaped container.
The herb distillate
The method of manufacturing a disposable teabag type eco-detergent according to claim 1, wherein the herb is at least one selected from the group consisting of 6.5 to 8 kg of rosemary, 8 to 10 kg of peppermint, 9 to 12 kg of pine needle or 5 to 8 kg of cottonwood and distilled.
Wherein the sodium hydrogencarbonate and the herbal distillate are mixed at a weight ratio of 1: 0.5 to prepare a kneaded form.
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