Just in case you didn't know, Castile soap is natural and free of toxins! Plus, it's environmentally friendly. Now, who doesn't love that?!!
So I needed to find something just as natural on how to make Castile soap – the liquid version.
Normally, the liquid Castile soap bottle that I buy is $10+, and I really wanted to find something cheaper. $10 is a lot of money for one item!
My family uses a lot of liquid castile soap because we use it in my liquid foaming natural soap recipe and since there are 12 hands to wash daily, we go through a lot of it.
As a busy momma, I needed the process for making Castile soap, easy and fast. My time is filled to the brim already.
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I was looking at Walmart for Castile bar soaps and one cost $5 per bar! Well, that's still kinda pricey to me.
Then I found a 3 pack of Kirk's Original Coco Castile Natural Bar Soaps for just $3.28 at Walmart! I couldn't believe the price!
It was just as natural and just as great as the other name brand of bar soap, but it is so much cheaper!
So let's learn how to DIY liquid castile soap from a bar because it's a cost-effective way to make soap!
Plus, this DIY liquid castile soap recipe is still all-natural and a great clean product for your family to use.
And, you'll easily be making DIY homemade liquid soap in no time with this recipe.
So go get yourself some Kirk's Castile Bars and let's get busy on how to make Castile soap – the best liquid version yet!
Ingredients & Supplies:
Here's what you need to make your own Castile Liquid Soap:
- 1 bar – from the Kirk's Original Coco Castile Natural Bar Soap 4 oz (3-pack)
- 8 Cups HOT (almost boiling) Distilled or Reverse Osmosis Water
- Glass mixing bowl
- Food Processor
- Metal or Plastic spoon
- Glass or plastic container (or old Castile Soap Bottle) to store the soap once made
A funnel will also be handy when you are transferring the liquid version to your container.
Directions:
You're going to be pleasantly surprised, how to make DIY liquid castile soap from a bar.
First, you need to grate the bar soap. You can use a food processor or a cheese grater. I was tempted just to cut it up into small chunks, but it really needs to be more “flaky” so that it will melt quickly.
Add the grated soap to your glass bowl or container.
It is important not to use a wood spoon as the wood would absorb the DIY homemade liquid soap and then you would not want to use it for cooking.
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Once the mixture has cooled, transfer your DIY liquid castile soap recipe to your glass or plastic container.
Make sure to label the container to prevent accidental consumption.
What Does It Cost?
- 1 bar – Kirk's Original Coco Castile Natural Bar Soap 4 oz 3 ct pkg (originally $3.28 for the 3 pk) = $1.09 each bar
- 8 Cups HOT (almost boiling) Distilled or Reverse Osmosis Water
Total Cost 8 cups = $1.09 for 8 cups of Liquid Castile Soap
Note: Add 85¢ to your total if you do not have distilled water or reverse osmosis water on hand. That is about how much it costs to purchase a gallon of distilled water from my local grocery store. You can easily make distilled water with these simple directions.
Just $1.09. That's it to make 8 cups worth of DIY homemade liquid soap. I still can't believe it's that cheap! So much cheaper than $10 a bottle!
It's just as sudsy as the other brand I was using and just as natural.
As you can see, when you learn how to DIY liquid castile soap from a bar, it's a cost effective way to make soap!
Plus, this DIY liquid castile soap recipe is still all natural and a great clean product for your family to use.
And, you can easily make DIY homemade liquid soap in no time with this recipe.
Now you can see the process on how to make castile soap – the liquid version, it's just a simple easy process that will save you tons of money.