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 <!-- 1. What ingredients are used to make soap?  -->
 Ingredients used to make soap are oil, alkali, glycerin, perfumes, dyes
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 * A [[W:detergent|detergent]] is any type of cleaner which does not contain a soap as its main ingredient.
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 Soap is an  excellent cleanser because of its ability to act as an emulsifier.
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 : In semi-modern times soap was made by mixing animal fats with lye. Because of the caustic lye, this was a dangerous procedure (perhaps more dangerous than any present-day home activities) which could result in serious chemical burns or even blindness. Before commercially-produced lye (sodium hydroxide) was commonplace, potash, potassium hydroxide, was produced at home for soap making from the ashes of a hardwood fire.
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 Seven forms of soap are medical soap, shaving soap, liquid soap, technical soap, toilet soap, complexion soap, and hand soap.
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 Scum is the substance which results from the reaction of the hardness mineral in water with common household soaps. Evident as a bath tub ring or on shower doors.
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 Here are some pathfinder soap carvings for examples.
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 Once the design is etched into the soap, begin removing the soap that does not belong there. Do not remove huge chunks all at once or the soap may break. You can also use the knife to drill holes in the soap.
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 <!-- 8. Decorate a bar of soap for a gift. -->
 Soap can be decorated by attaching ribbons with pins. You can also use pins to attach photos (crop them first), pictures cut from magazines, buttons, doilies, etc. Be creative!  Pay attention to the colors of the materials you attach to the soap compared to the color of the soap itself. Soap need not be carved before decorating, but it may help to cut any lettering (such as the brand's logo) off before attaching pictures.
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 Reuse the shavings left over from carving or use soap flakes. Add a little water and whip in a mixing bowl using either a whisk or an electric beater. When you have plenty of soap whipped up, spoon it into bowls and add food coloring (a different color for each bowl). Mix the coloring in until it is even.
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-A soap like material found in clay cylinders during the excavation of ancient Babylon is evident that soap making was known as early as 2800B.C.  Soap got it name according to an ancient Roman legend, from Mount Sapo where animals were sacrificed.
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-Scum is the substance which results from the reaction of the hardness mineral in water with common household soaps.  Evident as a bath tub ring or on shower doors.
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-You can buy multipacks of soap at reasonable prices at large "warehouse" type stores such as Costco or Sam's Club, or at large retailers such as Target or Walmart.  Ivory soap works pretty well for this, though you may wish to check that none of your Pathfinders are allergic to it before you buy it.
+You can buy multipacks of soap at reasonable prices at large "warehouse" type stores such as Costco or Sam's Club, or at large retailers such as Target or Walmart. Ivory soap works pretty well for this, though you may wish to check that none of your Pathfinders are allergic to it before you buy it.
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-Start by tracing the design onto the bar of soap, etching the lines lightly into the soap with a pointed stick or the tip of a knife.  Instruct your Pathfinders on knife safety before handing out the knives:
+Start by tracing the design onto the bar of soap, etching the lines lightly into the soap with a pointed stick or the tip of a knife. Instruct your Pathfinders on knife safety before handing out the knives:
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-Once the design is etched into the soap, begin removing the soap that does not belong there.  Do not remove huge chunks all at once or the soap may break.  You can also use the knife to drill holes in the soap.
+Once the design is etched into the soap, begin removing the soap that does not belong there. Do not remove huge chunks all at once or the soap may break. You can also use the knife to drill holes in the soap.
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-Soap can be decorated by attaching ribbons with pins.  You can also use pins to attach photos (crop them first), pictures cut from magazines, buttons, doilies, etc.  Be creative!  Pay attention to the colors of the materials you attach to the soap compared to the color of the soap itself.  Soap need not be carved before decorating, but it may help to cut any lettering (such as the brand's logo) off before attaching pictures.
+Soap can be decorated by attaching ribbons with pins. You can also use pins to attach photos (crop them first), pictures cut from magazines, buttons, doilies, etc. Be creative!  Pay attention to the colors of the materials you attach to the soap compared to the color of the soap itself. Soap need not be carved before decorating, but it may help to cut any lettering (such as the brand's logo) off before attaching pictures.
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-Reuse the shavings left over from carving or use soap flakes.  Add a little water and whip in a mixing bowl using either a whisk or an electric beater.  When you have plenty of soap whipped up, spoon it into bowls and add food coloring (a different color for each bowl).  Mix the coloring in until it is even.
+Reuse the shavings left over from carving or use soap flakes. Add a little water and whip in a mixing bowl using either a whisk or an electric beater. When you have plenty of soap whipped up, spoon it into bowls and add food coloring (a different color for each bowl). Mix the coloring in until it is even.
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-Once you have all the colors you need, paint it onto a "canvas" with a regular artist's paintbrush.  The canvas can be as simple as a paper plate or piece of construction paper.
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AY Honors/Soap Craft/Answer Key - Revision history

W126jep at 23:43, 3 January 2023

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