When i was a kid My elderly next door neighbor used to make lyesoap at home and give my family some every couple of months. She was born in fhe 1880s from what i remember.
Man I wish there were ANY kind of subtitles. Doesn't matter what language, I'll just put it through Google translate, that's how I've talked to some Korean commenters lolz 😁 I've made several different types of soap myself, and I'd LOVE to know what specifically he's using and adding into it.
You should know someone is stealing your Videos and uploading them to their Facebook for views. It is a lovely video by the way. I enjoy your Content so much
Wonderful video. About the ingredients, they are all natural, it is all very ancient and ecological products. I'll show you the details about these with a master of the craft!
Nice. In Maine we make lye solution for soap in a ceramic pot by soaking wood ashes then filtering . With charred bits for scent You can control the scent of the soap a little by the type of burned wood used.. blueberry ashes make a good soap with a sweet scent and are a byproduct of blueberry farming
Soap Allahumma sholli wa salim wa baarikh ala Sayyidina Muhammadin wa'ala ali Sayyidina Muhammadin fil awwalin wal aakhirin wa fil mala'il a'laa ilaa Yaumiddin
If anyone see the tv series called “Revolution” where all the world has no power and use 1920s tech, imagine Xhina has to go back to time where soap are “handmade” instead of machine. They found ways to survive the Dark age using ancestor’s handmade techniques past down to generations.
The process is correct, but China only has soap in modern times. In ancient times, China used a mixture of pig pancreas and plant ash or water soaked with Chinese honey locust's seed as a cleaning agent.
As a soap maker and fan of history, I can tell you this isnt the soap they made anywhere in asia. They made ashen soaps that were a slurry in form, not a solid bar.
membuat sabun alami tanpa bahan kimia, tanpa merusak lingkungan, air dan tanah. keren, di jaman kuno China sudah bisa membuat sabun seperti ini. dinegaraku sabun jaman dulu memakai tumbuhan lerak, mungkin di negaramu tidak ada. sejenis buah kecil yang jika digosok akan berbusa. yah tapi karena sudah jaman modern sudah tidak ada orang yang melakukannya lagi 😔
The Japanese culture you see is the Han culture of the Tang Dynasty, from clothing (with the addition of belts) to architecture, all rituals, festivals, and food, they are almost the same. In Japan, Hanfu is only worn by nobles and doctors
Can you give me for recipe soap? I have plenty of lard as fat bacon grease, wood ash and course salt, but something of one is missing from you. What is about dry citrus powder? Can I add it to mix in homemade soap?
I believe it’s shell ash, hard wood ash, animal fat rendered into oil, salt. Could one also add essential oil? The timings of each thing are not clear though and I’d like to know.
Hello! i am interested in this video! however, i cannot read the language! can someone tell me what materials he is using? and perhaps explain how this works?
I cant really read the characters either 😭😭😭😭 but hes crushing the clam shells because they contain calcium carbonate which is a base. Then he burns some twigs to produce ash which is also a base. Then ig he extracts out the base to get just the solution without any of the shell fragments or ash. He cuts up some fatty tissues and cooks it in water so the fat can be collected. Then the basic solution and fat is mixed and salt is added to harden the mixture to form soap because soap is made from an oil or fat and a base. Then he left in the bamboo so when it is finished hardening its a log shaped ready to be cut into soap cakes
You are incorrect. Plant ash makes the lye needed to make soap. Baking soda is not the right ingredient, won’t make soap. You cannot stir soap with your hands-your hands would be burned by the lye (plant ash) in the soap.
Just search wood ash soap, the technology from all the work remind the same, its only different by how you chose the indigent for replace something chemistry.
Not gonna lie. China has the longest continuous history and it's known to be the pioneers of everything. I trust the legitimacy od ancient technologies from China. Love from 🇮🇩
It’s pork fat with a few bits of actual meat in it. The other part is the part of lard that you can’t use. They look like meat but is just fried pork fat. It can be used in food dishes or given to the animals.
Adding salt makes a hard soap as opposed to a softer more liquid soap. Wood Ash soap tends to be a bit soft so the salt helps harden it. Sodium lactate is another option.
eggshells or seashells are calcium carbonate. when you burn them it becomes calcium oxide. when you then add water it becomes calcium hydroxide, a strong base
As natural soap maker, I could tell this process is legit. Greetings from Jakarta😊
Salam juga dari serang 😂😂😂😂
Yup, the wood ash, the tallow…harder than the more modern way for sure but so fun to watch. 👍🏻
Yang trakhir kayak garem tu apa ya?
@@pummaandfriends509 salam dari bojonegara, cilegon. 🙏
@@bubuox8509yes it's salt. It saids for harden the soap.
After a harsh winter, spring has come again. Your hair will grow longer and the flowing water will be warmer. I wish you peace.
When i was a kid My elderly next door neighbor used to make lyesoap at home and give my family some every couple of months. She was born in fhe 1880s from what i remember.
Where I'm from, we used to drip water through wood ashes to make lye. I've never heard of making it from shells before. Very interesting.
you can use chestnuts and ivy too. by boiling it you will get lye
Yes, that's how it's mostly made throughout the world. I never saw someone use seashells before.
@@nikobellic9390now you have seen it what’s your point ?
@@billie6399 Well i'd say using ashes seems much more efficient to me. Finding and crushing seashells adds labor.
@@nikobellic9390 yeah so what?
各位，看完可以放心穿越了
一個肥皂製作這麼麻煩，我還是留在現代就好
@@遂心應搜木作模型 😆😆😆
笑死 我剛想到穿越就看到留言
這是很慘的詛咒~吃不好穿不好，沒夜生活沒止痛藥沒麻醉，一個小感冒就能把人虐的不敢想像~很恐怖😅😅😅
那是，不過聽說穿越都有系統❤
這是現代肥皂製作方式
古代並不會用這方式去製造..成本太高...
因為裡面的油脂就不便宜..更不用說鹽跟鹼..甚至鹽還是官方管控買賣的..
其實鹽在這場反應裡面..起到的作用是分離.
將已經反應完成的鹼金屬脂肪酸(肥皂)跟副產物(甘油)還有未反應完全的反應物做分離..所以又叫鹽析
是說草木灰跟貝殼灰的用途不一樣嗎 不都是鹼性嗎
@@jujuzard6515 一樣的...但是怕鹼基(OH-)不夠.
古人應該不會用豬板油，依該都是用味道比較重的大腸油
古代都是直接用皂角粉。
不是成本問題，而是天朝古代就没有肥皂，只有豬胰子。
Невероятная атмосфера ваших видео зачаровывает!
古代液鹼其實是草木灰，做出來的肥皂其實是灰黑色的。不可能用豬油，豬油是用來吃的是珍貴食材。用豆油(燈油)比較有可能，鹽巴也是很貴的。古代鹽巴也是珍貴的硬通貨，其他硬通貨有白銀、大米、茶。
以前好像是用豬胰
Very Interesting about that
Man I wish there were ANY kind of subtitles. Doesn't matter what language, I'll just put it through Google translate, that's how I've talked to some Korean commenters lolz 😁 I've made several different types of soap myself, and I'd LOVE to know what specifically he's using and adding into it.
😊 I clicked on this video because it just looked so peaceful and relaxing!
Please put subtitles 😢
yeah i wish i could read that but sadly i can't
@@Aurora57511come to China and study in China
You should know someone is stealing your Videos and uploading them to their Facebook for views.
It is a lovely video by the way. I enjoy your Content so much
I need this recipe....cheers from Brazil
Wonderful video. About the ingredients, they are all natural, it is all very ancient and ecological products. I'll show you the details about these with a master of the craft!
WOW!! Love from Mexico. 🇲🇽
I remembered the uses of the ashes to make soap and clean ancestral ANCESTRALES
il n y a rien e plus beau que la nature et les choses naturels
What language are you speaking? I’ve never seen it
لغتها الفرنسية😂@@cottonhairedaesthetic2005
French
Let it be known that it is amazing for a man or a husband to be a responsible and upright person sometimes, it’s beautiful!~ ❤
Nice. In Maine we make lye solution for soap in a ceramic pot by soaking wood ashes then filtering . With charred bits for scent You can control the scent of the soap a little by the type of burned wood used.. blueberry ashes make a good soap with a sweet scent and are a byproduct of blueberry farming
Merci pour ce précieux partage !
Beautiful videos. Thank you for sharing them. Wonderful.
Beauty and harmony should not be mistaken for weakness
This man is going to be big one day ...love your video .....its my source of peace ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
請問 比例 草木灰 多少呢？水加入多少呢？豬油 鹽巴 這類又是多少呢？
這應該是有人把抖音影片搬運過來的，真正創作這支影片的作者看不到你的留言😂
Soap
Allahumma sholli wa salim wa baarikh ala Sayyidina Muhammadin wa'ala ali Sayyidina Muhammadin fil awwalin wal aakhirin wa fil mala'il a'laa ilaa Yaumiddin
If anyone see the tv series called “Revolution” where all the world has no power and use 1920s tech, imagine Xhina has to go back to time where soap are “handmade” instead of machine. They found ways to survive the Dark age using ancestor’s handmade techniques past down to generations.
Good for environment. Go green people. Help the earth and living things.
Excellent !! S'il vous plaît est-ce que c'est possible une traduction en français ?? Merci et mes salutations de l'Algérie
This is incredible
Close enough welcome back Lizqi
The process is correct, but China only has soap in modern times. In ancient times, China used a mixture of pig pancreas and plant ash or water soaked with Chinese honey locust's seed as a cleaning agent.
As a soap maker and fan of history, I can tell you this isnt the soap they made anywhere in asia. They made ashen soaps that were a slurry in form, not a solid bar.
That's really pretty cool!
More Chinese men should grow their hair long. Looks nice 😍
Molto interessante. Dall'Italia un grazie!
This man looks like he's about to cultivate after this
不错，可以学会，然后穿越去。。哈哈
是时候造个洗衣板吧。。哈哈
結果花重金買鹽買肥豬肉才做幾塊肥皂
membuat sabun alami tanpa bahan kimia, tanpa merusak lingkungan, air dan tanah. keren, di jaman kuno China sudah bisa membuat sabun seperti ini. dinegaraku sabun jaman dulu memakai tumbuhan lerak, mungkin di negaramu tidak ada. sejenis buah kecil yang jika digosok akan berbusa. yah tapi karena sudah jaman modern sudah tidak ada orang yang melakukannya lagi 😔
中国古代也有植物的洗涤剂，它被称做无患子，人们通常使用这种果实的皮进行操作，有丰富的泡沫。
Sapindus rarak 😊@@夏铖-n4d
Saya masih pakai lerak buat keramas sama cuci baju, bagus buat mesin cuci.
@@bubuox8509iya masih ada yang pakai lerak tapi terbatas, disini lerak hanya digunakan untuk mencuci batik agar warnanya tetap bagus.
Adding some form of sugar or this fruit would add bubbles.
标题中文后面要不要加个英文翻译下哟 估计很多人都看不懂
Yes we need English. Was that salt you added in the end? What are all the ingredients? 😊
Yes, salt. The ingredients are shells, plant ash, tallow and salt.
How much time has passed? I hope you can take a break today. Thank you for the video.
For soap need 7 day... 1 for prepare 6 for dry
I wish I could travel in time and go see the old Japanese and Greek civilizations. So cool
This is Chinese
ini bukan Jepang tapi china
chinese ancient cloth call hanfu not japanese
The Japanese culture you see is the Han culture of the Tang Dynasty, from clothing (with the addition of belts) to architecture, all rituals, festivals, and food, they are almost the same. In Japan, Hanfu is only worn by nobles and doctors
首先，这是中国，古老的中国🇨🇳
穿越就要先看這個🎉
好好玩🎉很棒的視頻❤
Muy buenos videos
感謝分享。在那土地上比較有意境。
谢谢可爱的视频😊
Why would you need lime/carbonate in your soap recipe? Won't it affect the bath water hardness (turn the water into hard water)?
Calcium carbonate will harden the soap.
@@PaigeDWintercorrect
Can you give me for recipe soap? I have plenty of lard as fat bacon grease, wood ash and course salt, but something of one is missing from you. What is about dry citrus powder? Can I add it to mix in homemade soap?
Anyone can translate the ingredients in the comments? Much appreciated 👏
I believe it’s shell ash, hard wood ash, animal fat rendered into oil, salt. Could one also add essential oil? The timings of each thing are not clear though and I’d like to know.
@@helenknight2796 thanks so much!!
@@helenknight2796 thank you
Have full recipe with ingredients?
Hello! i am interested in this video! however, i cannot read the language! can someone tell me what materials he is using? and perhaps explain how this works?
I cant really read the characters either 😭😭😭😭 but hes crushing the clam shells because they contain calcium carbonate which is a base. Then he burns some twigs to produce ash which is also a base. Then ig he extracts out the base to get just the solution without any of the shell fragments or ash. He cuts up some fatty tissues and cooks it in water so the fat can be collected. Then the basic solution and fat is mixed and salt is added to harden the mixture to form soap because soap is made from an oil or fat and a base. Then he left in the bamboo so when it is finished hardening its a log shaped ready to be cut into soap cakes
鹼水要能夠拿來做肥皂，燒那一丟丟的草木根本不夠，如果那樣可以做肥皂 小蘇打就可以做肥皂了 根本不需要用到氫氧化鈉或氫氧化鉀這種強鹼
手動攪拌要攪成膏狀 大概手也廢掉了 手動攪拌能達到非牛頓流體的狀態就很厲害了
You are incorrect. Plant ash makes the lye needed to make soap. Baking soda is not the right ingredient, won’t make soap. You cannot stir soap with your hands-your hands would be burned by the lye (plant ash) in the soap.
正宗天然肥皂🤩
using sea shells? interesting 😮
Subtitle is needed.
Just search wood ash soap, the technology from all the work remind the same, its only different by how you chose the indigent for replace something chemistry.
@@chienanh3732 Thank you for your recommendation!
Do you have the steps written out in English? I'd love to share with my students!
Not gonna lie. China has the longest continuous history and it's known to be the pioneers of everything. I trust the legitimacy od ancient technologies from China. Love from 🇮🇩
Yess after learning from India
@@rethinkwithroy stop joking Hindi
@@rethinkwithroyTrue
Well.. there is an old proverb that said "find the knowledge, even if you have to go to china".
@@rethinkwithroy Small creature syndrome.
這片山水好美
魯磊哥哥這樣洗衣服太累了ㄅ 😂 心疼 ❤
搞不好这位小哥，真的就是古人穿越者。现在蛮多的。
vidéo bien faite
Hi can u advice the ingredients used to make soap?!..thx
Shells, plant ash, tallow, and what looks like salt.
@@PaigeDWinter是豬油脂和鹽巴
@@PaigeDWintercorrect
@@2432001and plant ash and shells
這仿效李子柒的痕跡真明顯
They really need subtitles
What is your soap like please?
特别牛！
提煉出油脂後的殘渣可以吃呀！沒看到怎麼處理
thanks you. but what is white cristals that added?
Salt?
@@helenknight2796correct
Wondering if animal fats is being use as well for hygiene in old times?
❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
What's the name of the song?
肥皂可以没有动物制品吗,做肥皂不使用皂荚?😀
Why not subtitles? Doesn’t understand a thing and will be nice to understand it
❤🎉
穿越四件套：肥皂，火藥，玻璃，造紙
Song name
No subtitle?
What happened to the video where you made shampoo?
你用燒過的貝殼？適合做肥皂嗎？
Yes, a line content.
The soap is oily & does not bubbles
Grease + alkaline solution = saponification. No worry, it can clean 😊
You’d need your add castor oil or some type of sugar for it to be bubbly. It’s a hard basic soap. It’s tough on everything.
是鲁班的后人吗
Add to English subtitles translation for people interested videos
What the ingredients spooned into the shell water?
Salt. Makes the soap harder
为什么你在这里还不出名🥲
The idea of soap is beautiful, but which meat did you show?
And Chinese have ample use of bamboo 🎍. Great, I like it 😃🙏.
Most likely pork fat
Beef tallow. Pork fat alone does not make a hard soa
It’s pork fat with a few bits of actual meat in it. The other part is the part of lard that you can’t use. They look like meat but is just fried pork fat. It can be used in food dishes or given to the animals.
學起來：那天不小心穿越就可以發大柴惹
Can we take vegetable oil for lard
Yes but it’ll change the hardness of your bar to a more mushy soap which won’t work as well.
@@GodzHarleyGirlStudio yes. I see . Thank you for your video
請問加貝殼粉的作用是？
提取石灰。。功效查谷歌吧。。
貝殼主要成分是碳酸鈣，加熱後會分解成二氧化碳與氧化鈣，氧化鈣溶於水中變成氫氧化鈣(鹼液)
草木灰是鹽類，溶於水呈弱鹼性(鹼液) 其實兩者取其一就可以。
比較奇怪的是加入食鹽，跟皂化反應無關，也跟固化無關，不知道加食鹽的原因為何？
Adding salt makes a hard soap as opposed to a softer more liquid soap. Wood Ash soap tends to be a bit soft so the salt helps harden it. Sodium lactate is another option.
@@josiahtheblacksmith467correct
好吧！如果我像虾仁一样穿越也能做肥皂发家了！
標題充份表現出中國特色，大家都懂
* 請有英文字幕*
English subtitles please
用石灰碱性更强
Bro why did you have English title but not English subtitles for ingredients?😭
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至少知道材料了。
然後根本不起泡😅
You’d have to add castor oil or some type of sugar to get bubbles. This is the very basic of soaps.
拜託內陸哪來那麼多貝殼，古代內陸都採用草木灰。
Traducir al español
Liziqi male version😁😁😂
Male
Anyone explain what he's adding one table spoon of white powder (on 1:01) into ashwater
burnt seashell lime powder
eggshells or seashells are calcium carbonate. when you burn them it becomes calcium oxide.
when you then add water it becomes calcium hydroxide, a strong base