Dishwashing liquid (or washing-up liquid in British English), often known as dishwashing soap, dish detergent, or dish soap, is a dishwashing detergent. It is typically a strongly foamy blend of surfactants with little skin irritation, and it is mostly used in a sink or bowl for hand washing glasses, plates, cutlery, and kitchen utensils.
Dishwashing liquid has a variety of informal applications in addition to its core purpose, such as producing bubbles, washing clothes, and cleaning oil-stained birds (Wikipedia).
Dish washing business can be one lucrative business if done right, that includes the proper and accurate manufacturing process, branding, marketing and proper business development. Below we will look at how you can start making your own dish washing liquid for personal or commercial or retail purposes.
Raw Materials
- 1/4 of 500ml sulphonic
- 1/4kg sless3 . 1/4 of 500g salt
- 25 mls lemon top perfume
- Green dye(sachet)
- 4.5 litres of water
- soda ash 3 spoons
Formulation
- Put clean water in a 5 litre bucket
- Add soda and and 1/4 kg sless and stir gently
- Add sulphonic acid and stir
- Add salt and stir well
- Add perfume and mix
- Lastly add a sachet of a dye then leave the product to settle
Equipment
- Mugoti/musika
- 20 litre bucket
- Mask
- Teaspoons/table spoon
