Once you melt the soap, how much liquid does 2 lbs of soap make?
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I think about a quart. I cut it up and melted it in a quart sized mason jar in a boiling pot of water. I didn't really pay attention to how much liquid it made, but I think I filled the jar twice and when melted was half a jar. This soap melts pretty quickly and is easy to work with.
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Since there are 8 pints (and pounds) to a gallon, the 2 gallon sprayer weights about 17 pounds when full (16 Lbs. liquid and 1 Lb. for sprayer).
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The soap that I buy comes in a large block. I cut it into smaller bars, and wet it just like regular soap. It makes a nice lather but you have to be careful not to let this soap float in water because of its delicate nature. It tends to melt quickly if you leave it in water. I have used the liquid version and I only use about 2 caps worth to make a nice foamy bath. Hope this helps. Good luck...SKW
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It depends on how much pressure you push on the release...Light pressure, a little soap. Push twice quickly with steady pressure and you get a nice puddle of soap quickly!
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Hi,2 fluid oz = 56.6 grams2 fluid oz = 0.125 lbsReally depends on the weight of your fluid.
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I have used this product to make soap, but be careful with your ratios. I made it a bit too weak to start out with.
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I agree, roughly 12 bars or 3 bars per 1/2 lb. of base. I purchased this kit to see if it was something I would enjoy....I now buy my soap base 6 lbs. per order, have added many different molds & oils. This is something that is really enjoyable, creative, & most of all easy to do!
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When full with a combination of soap concentrate and water, it holds about 12 ounces. Seems to last a long time because it dispenses air with the bottle contents, and also allows you to soap up your hands before having to wet them.
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This is what I do. In a separate bottle I do 1/2 and 1/2. This is what Lisa Bronner recommends: http://www.lisabronner.com/dilutions-cheat-sheet-for-dr-bronners-castile-soap/ If I was you, I would experiment with how you like it. Start with 1/2 and 1/2 and continue to dilute until you don't like the consistency and lack of bubbles for example.
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I make soaps with it. I also mix a few drops with different oils for different reasons. It depends on what you want to use it for!
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I don't have a bar of soap to measure, but I think it's about 2" x 4". It's larger than an average-sized bar of soap.
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I don't know because I used it to make dishwashing liquid and hand soap. Sorry.
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The soap will liquefy while soaking in a container of water. Even though I have not done it, I'm sure this liquid version of black soap can placed in a pump bottle and used as a body wash.
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I dont remember the exact oz. In between 4-6 maybe? I bought the mold specifically for soap. Its a very nice mold. Lots of detail to the soap.
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Just use the 2oz setting instead. Once the formula is added in the total amount is around 2.5 oz.
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Joe B. There is 67.628 oz in 2L One liter contains 33.814 fluid ounces, so two liters would equal 67.628 fluid ounces. 67.628 divided by 8 equals 8.45 8-oz portions, or almost 8 1/2 cups. Per 2L So, using a 16oz. glass with ice the recommended amount of syrup is 2 oz. Carrying that out it comes to 2.5 oz x 8.45 portions in 2 L which= 21.125oz per 2L btl. of sparkling water. In a 750ml btl. of cola syrup which is 25.4 fl. oz that would come out to 2.6 cups of syrup to 2l btl of sparkling water, or just over 2 cups of syrup. Hope this helps, sorry it was this complicated. Of course if it is too strong or too weak, you can just add more syrup to the glass or more sparkling water, but that's a good starting point --Good Luck, Carl
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According to the outer box it is 3.52 oz. Take note of my and other buyers reviews though, there are better smelling soaps for you out there!