This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Benzol........... 500 parts
Benzine.......... 500 parts
Soap, best white,
shaved......... 5 parts
Water, warm, sufficient.
Dissolve the soap in the warm water, using from 50 to 60 parts. Mix the benzol and benzine, and add the soap solution, a little at a time, shaking up well after each addition. If the mixture is slow in emulsifying, add at one time from 50 to 100 parts of warm water, and shake violently. Set the emulsion aside for a few days, or until it separates,-then decant the superfluous water, and pour the residual pasty mass, after stirring it up well, into suitable boxes.
Soap spirit........ 100 parts
Ammonia solution,
10 per cent...... 25 parts
Acetic ether....... 15 parts
Extract of quillaia . 1 part
Borax............ 1 part
Ox gall, fresh..... 6 parts
Tallow soap...... 15 parts
Triturate the quillaia and borax together, incorporate the ox gall, and, finally, add the tallow soap and mix thoroughly by kneading. The product is a plastic mass, which may be rolled into sticks or put up into boxes.
 
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