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US 11,653,811 B2Granted
Soap sponge
AssigneeTaikone Technologies Inc.
InventorAndrew Lung
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Abstract
The present invention is related to a sodium and potassium soap sponge and method of making it.
Claims21
A sodium and potassium soap sponge comprising
- a translucent soap comprising glycerinum, propranediol, sorbitol, an alkali, a foaming agent, 12 dodecanoic acid, stearic acid, CAB-35 cocamidopropyl betaine, industrial white granulated sugar, edible alcohol, purified water, a fatty acid sodium salt and a fatty acid potassium salt;
- a milky white soap base comprising glycerinum, propranediol, sorbitol, an alkali, a foaming agent, 12 dodecanoic acid, stearic acid, CAB-35 cocamidopropyl betaine, industrial white granulated sugar, edible alcohol, purified water, a fatty acid sodium salt and a fatty acid potassium salt and titanium white pulp;
- a foaming surfactant agent;
- a sponge which is partially embedded in a mixture of the translucent soap, the milky white soap base and the foaming surfactant agent.
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A method of making a sodium and potassium soap sponge comprising
- a) heating a translucent soap comprising glycerinum, propranediol, sorbitol, an alkali, a foaming agent, 12 dodecanoic acid, stearic acid, CAB-35 cocamidopropyl betaine, industrial white granulated sugar, edible alcohol, purified water, a fatty acid sodium salt and a fatty acid potassium salt until the soap is completely melted;
- b) mixing in an amount of milky white soap base with the translucent soap and heating the combination until melted completely wherein the milky white soap base comprises glycerinum, propranediol, sorbitol, an alkali, a foaming agent, 12 dodecanoic acid, stearic acid, CAB-35 cocamidopropyl betaine, industrial white granulated sugar, edible alcohol, purified water, a fatty acid sodium salt and a fatty acid potassium salt and titanium white pulp;
- and wherein the ratio of translucent soap to milky white soap base is from about 1:030 to about 1:0.60;
- c) mixing in a foaming surfactant agent to the combination of translucent soap and milky white soap base, wherein the amount of foaming surfactant agent is from about 1% to about 3% of the total mixture;
- d) adding an agent selected from the group consisting of a coloring agent, a flavoring agent, and combinations thereof to the mixture and then further mixing;
- e) pouring the mixture into a mold;
- f) placing a sponge into the mold containing the mixture and allowing the mixture to sink into the sponge;
- g) cooling the mold containing the mixture and the sponge until the mixture is solid and removing the soap sponge from the mold.
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A method of making a sodium soap sponge comprising
- a) heating a translucent soap comprising glycerinum, propranediol, sorbitol, an alkali, a foaming agent, 12 dodecanoic acid, stearic acid, CAB-35 cocamidopropyl betaine, industrial white granulated sugar, edible alcohol, purified water, a fatty acid sodium salt and a fatty acid potassium salt until the soap is completely melted;
- b) mixing in an amount of milky white soap with the translucent soap and heating the combination until melted completely wherein the milky white soap comprises glycerinum, propranediol, sorbitol, an alkali, a foaming agent, 12 dodecanoic acid, stearic acid, CAB-35 cocamidopropyl betaine, industrial white granulated sugar, edible alcohol, purified water, a fatty acid sodium salt and a fatty acid potassium salt and titanium white pulp and wherein the ratio of translucent soap to milky white soap base is about 1:0.45;
- c) mixing in a foaming surfactant agent to the combination of translucent soap and milky white soap base, wherein the amount of foaming surfactant agent is about 2% of the total mixture;
- d) adding an agent selected from the group consisting of a coloring agent, a flavoring agent, and combinations thereof to the mixture and then further mixing;
- e) pouring the mixture into a mold
- f) placing a sponge into the mold containing the soap and allowing the soap to sink into the sponge, wherein a portion of the sponge is not embedded within the soap;
- g) cooling the mold containing the mixture and the sponge until the mixture is solid and removing the soap sponge from the mold.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.