Soap composition and process of producing such
OwnerPeter J. Ferrara, Gaston Dalby +2inventors
InventorsPeter J. Ferrara, Gaston Dalby, Clarence A. Barnes, Jr., Roy Gordon
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OwnerPeter J. Ferrara, Gaston Dalby +2inventors
InventorsPeter J. Ferrara, Gaston Dalby, Clarence A. Barnes, Jr., Roy Gordon
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Solid soap such as framed or milled toilet soap, which is conventional in all aspects except that it contains as part of its composition 5 to 100 percent, based upon the weight of free fatty acid components, of at least one "bath oil." The solid soap composition is produced by first saponifying an appropriate fatty acid or mixture thereof in the usual way, solidifying the saponified material by cooling, extruding ribbons of solidified material, drying the extrudate, and then framing the dried extrudate into soap bars. The process hereof differs from this "usual" process in that bath oil, in whatever quantity is desired, is added to the liquid saponification mixture, rather than just prior to the framing step as in the prior art.
In the process of producing solid, milled bar soap comprising:
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