Herstellung von Seife im Kaltverfahren (Teil 1)
A topic that's long fascinated me and that I've wanted to explore for ages: How was soap actually made? One thing's for sure: the sodium hydroxide used today wasn't used back then; they relied on the tried-and-tested potash. In this first part, I'll show you the preparation, the necessary materials, and the initial batch. Subsequent videos will provide regular updates on the saponification process. Enjoy watching! :-)

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Herstellung von Seife im Kaltverfahren (Teil 2)

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How to boil a natural soap | SWR Craftsmanship

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150 million bars of soap per year vs. soap with the German Purity Law! How does production differ?

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Don’t Buy These 11 Chocolate Brands (And 7 That Are Actually Chocolate)

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Nobody Explained the Schrödinger Equation Like THIS!

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Local Stories – Visiting a Soap Maker at Walchensee

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Herstellung von Birkenpech im irdenen Kugeltopf

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Seife selber machen | DIY Seifensieden

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Soap Manufactory - Making soap with great scents

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How Lebanon’s Oldest Soap Factory Makes 30,000 Olive Oil Bars | Still Standing | Business Insider

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Soapmaking from Scratch: Woodash Lye

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The ENTIRE Story of the Anunnaki to Fall Asleep To! UNCENSORED

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Making chestnut soap - a total fail and how I still managed to make the soap

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how to make soap from wood ashes (lye water and tallow/lard)

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Diu Roetelincers - Zunderpilz einmal anders

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#diy 🧼 How to easily make your own soap / Calendula oil and calendula ointment

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So siedest du eine Seife mit Zutaten aus dem Supermarkt

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Seifensieden im Kaltverfahren / Naturfarben mit Seifenrezept

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Traditionelles Seifesieden aus Asche und Fett!

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