Soap noodles

We supply Grade A Soap Noodles made from vegetable oils, such as palm oil, coconut oil or olive oil, and/or animal fats (tallow). These are' saponified', usually using sodium hydroxide, to form a salt of the fatty acids. Soap Noodles constitute the very basic form of soap.

Soap Noodles, a primary raw material used in mass soap production, are a naturally derived material comprised of palmitic fatty acid, lye (sodium hydroxide), salt, and glycerol. Soap Noodles come in the form of small beads, with a white to yellow appearance and virtually no odor.

Soap noodles are the sodium salt of fatty acids from oils or fats of both animal and vegetable origin. It is used in the production of toilet soap. A typical blend would be the 80/20 standard comprising of 80% palm oil and 20% palm kernel oil or coconut oil.

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Soap noodles is a broad term that refers to the raw materials used as a soap base to make commercial soap bars. These noodles are bought in bulk and are used to make many types of soap, including toilet soap, hand soaps, laundry soaps, and multipurpose

Featured snippet from the webSoap Noodles, a primary raw material used in mass soap production, are a naturally derived material comprised of palmitic fatty acid, lye (sodium hydroxide), salt, and glycerol. Soap Noodles come in the form of small beads, with a white to yellow appearance and virtually no odor.

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