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PALM OIL PROCESSING PLANT

PALM OIL PROCESSING PLANT

A WORKABLE BUSINESS PLAN

PREPARED BY

UDEME U. UDO

JUNE, 2013.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENT

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Introduction

CHAPTER 1

1.10            Business Description
1.11            Business Goals
1.13            Return on Investment
1.12            Equity Structure

CHAPTER 2

2.0              Sources of Fund
2.10            Operating Cost
2.11            Projected Takes off Capital

CHAPTER 3

3.0 Management Team

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4.10            Market Size
4.11            Competition
4.12            Future Trend

CHAPTER 5

5.0              Manufacturing Process
5.10            Raw Materials

CHAPTER 6

6.0              Marketing Strategy
6.10            Prospecting Customers
6.11            Distribution Policies
6.12            Promotion Method

6.13            CONCLUSION
6.14            RECOMMENDATIONS

REFERENCES

INTRODUCTION

The Federal Government of Nigeria included vegetable oil, soap, and many other products of which palm oil and it associate product forms the main ingredient of such products amongst other in the import prohibition list.
That means that as at 2009 and beyond, no foreign product of such items was to be imported into the country.
This government policy is in the right direction.

The marginal propensity to consume in third world countries is very high. This leads to low savings, low capital formation, low investment and low productivity. The end results are the vicious circle of poverty, which without sounding a false alarm, is the picture of Nigerian economy.

In order to break this vicious circle of poverty a meticulous identification, evaluation and appraisal of viable projects in terms of small capital outlay, local raw materials availability, cheap manpower requirements and availability of sustainable high market demand, low but nonetheless appropriate technology, employment generation and incremental gain among others, have been carried out in this proposal. The end result is that toilet palm oil production, even at a small-scale level fits well technologically, the payback period short and economically very viable if properly managed.

CHAPTER 1

1.10 BUSINESS DESCRIPTION
Southern Oil Palm Nigeria Ltd will commence business in January 2015 as the division of Udemsco Industries Ltd. (UIL). UIL decided to commence palm oil production in Otoro Abak, Abak L. G. A of Akwa Ibom State or it environ because of the gap between Demand and supply of the commodity to the ever expanding Nigeria Market.

1.13 Business Goals
Udemsco Industries Ltd is in the business of palm oil production. The company Objectives is to expand local palm oil and its associate products by processes the products for direct consumption and commercial needs. The company utilizes local raw materials in the country process package and sell it as a finished production of high quality.

Our Goals includes but not limited to the following
ü Starting Small and latter growing it capital into a big conglomerates through hard work and high quality products.
ü To create employment for our unemployed youths
ü To boast local production of direct consumable goods in the country
ü To becomes the largest oil palm farm and processing company on a long run.

1.13 Return on Investment

With an initial investment in planting of seedlings each year over a seven-year period. In the third year the first set of trees begin to bear fruit.  The estimation in terms of the size and type of processing unit required by the company

By establishing the block of planted areas by year so the age of the trees may be determined. The oil palm tree begins to bear fruit from the third year and the yield per tree increases progressively with age until it peaks around 20 years. The yield begins to decline from year 25 through 40 when the economic life of the tree ebbs.
Table 3 describes the potential yields of palm fruit bunches (in metric tonnes) from the planted hectares per year. Estimates in Table 3 are used to calculate the expected annual yield for each
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Home Remedies for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia or Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH)

Home Remedies for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia or Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy (BPH)

IN last week’s edition, we mentioned tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, watermelon seeds as some of the specific foods that have been proven to be effective in the management and prevention of prostate enlargement. Other foods include:

Soybeans (Glycine max)

Studies have shown that the consumption of soy-based foods helps in preventing prostate enlargement. Prostate enlargement is less prevalence among Japanese men and this has been attributed to the Japanese diet that is rich in soy and tofu.

Soy is a staple food in many Asian countries and is rich in proteins (the source of essential amino acids), dietary fibres, vitamins C and E, iron, potassium, magnesium, phosphorus and calcium. It is low in fat and is cholesterol-free. Soy also contains plant oestrogens like isoflavones (primarily genistein and daidzein) and anthocyanin that have antioxidant properties which are known to help control prostate enlargement and may reduce the risk of hormone-dependent cancers, such as prostate cancer, breast cancers as well as other cancers.

Anthocyanin is also found in red cabbage, red wine, green tea and berries.

Onions (Allium cepa)

Onions are bulbous perennial or biennial herbs believed to be native to the Northern Hemisphere. For more than 6,000 years, onion bulbs have been cultivated worldwide and used as food and for healing various health problems.

Onion bulb is an excellent source of amino acids (such as glutamic acid, arginine, lysine, glycine, etc.); vitamin C; vitamin E; B-vitamins, e.g. B1 (thiamine), B2 (Riboflavin); folic acid; potassium; phosphorous; calcium; manganese; sodium; sulphur; and, in lesser quantities – manganese; iron; copper; zinc; and selenium. It is rich in dietary fibres and contains no fat.

Essentially, onion bulb contains essential oil with many sulphurous compouonds such as allicin (diallyl disulfide), flavonoid quercetin, etc., which make it a powerful immune booster and an excellent antioxidant and anti-tumour agent.

Recent studies have shown that a daily liberal intake of raw whole onion or taking raw onion juice is one of the most effective home supplements for the prevention of prostate disorders in men. Consumption of onion inhibits organ enlargements and inhibits the establishment of cancerous centers in the body. However, the health and preventive benefits of raw onion manifest only after long-term usage.

Sea foods

It is advisable to substitute red meat with sea foods such as salmon fish, mackerel, tuna, fish, herring, etc. These sea foods are very high in omega-3 fatty acids and other fish oils.

Omega-3 oil fatty acids are beneficial for cardiovascular health and help in preventing prostate tumours and cancerous growths. It has also been found that by taking any one of 1 tablespoon of virgin coconut oil, walnut oil, linseed oil, sunflower oil or evening primrose oil daily helps in relieving the symptoms of prostate enlargement.

Supplements for Prostate Enlargement

Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV)

Apple cider vinegar is an acidic solution produced by fermenting apples. The healing benefits have been known for thousands of years, and recent studies also show that apple cider vinegar contains more than 90 different bioactive substances including apple pectin, malic acid, acetic acid, tartaric acid, propionic acid, lactic acid and numerous enzymes. It also contains Vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin B1, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, beta-carotene, vitamin P (bioflavonoids), potassium, calcium, magnesium, phosphorous, chlorine, copper, iron, silicon, fluorine and other trace minerals.

Owing to its high content of beta-carotene, vitamin C, vitamin E and vitamin A, ACV has powerful antioxidant activities.

Sipping diluted apple cider vinegar solution (2 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar in one glass of water a day) helps to restore the body’s acid/alkaline balance, boosts the immune system, removes accumulated toxins in the body and helps lower blood cholesterol.

Apple cider vinegar may not cure or reduce prostate enlargement and prostate cancer directly; however, it does these indirectly by helping to remove potentially dangerous toxins and mopping up or neutralizing free radicals - in the body – which can cause the damage of cells and thus lead to prostate degenerative changes in the prostate gland.

Blackstrap Molasses

Crude blackstrap molasses is a healthful sweetener that contains significant amounts of a variety of minerals that promote health. Scientific analysis has shown that blackstrap molasses is an excellent source of most vital nutrients. For example, two tablespoons of blackstrap molasses contains the following: Calcium (117.53 mg), Copper (0.28 mg), Iron (2.39 mg), Magnesium (29.38 mg), Manganese (0.36 mg), Potassium (340.57 mg), Phosphorus,; and trace minerals like Chromium and Selenium (2.43 mcg).

Taking two tablespoons of organic blackstrap molasses daily as a sweetener together with Vitamins A, C, E and Zinc has been found to shrink enlarged prostate and prevents the degenerative changes in the cells of the prostate gland that can cause malignant growths.

Other Supplements

Lycopene occurs most commonly in tomatoes, and has been found to be very helpful in reducing the risk of BPH and preventing prostate cancer. Taking lycopene together with vitamin E, selenium and zinc daily, helps in decreasing the risk of prostate (and other cancers) by 50%.

Research has shown that while selenium protects the inside of the cell, vitamin E protects the cell membrane and selenium works synergistically with vitamin E to protect the whole cell. Patients with BPH and prostate cancer usually have low zinc levels in their blood. Therefore, taking zinc as supplement enhances the immune function and helps to protect the prostate gland

Taking either flaxseed oil or fish oils (omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids) or evening primrose daily helps protect against prostate cancer.

From The Guardian Newspaper

 

The Healing Values Of Corn Silk (Maize Silk)

The Healing Values Of Corn Silk (Maize Silk)

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CORN is known botanically as Zea mays. It belongs to the family of grasses which is scientifically called Gramiaeae. Corn silk, also classified as Zea mays, is the silky (hair-like) styles (10-20cm long) found between the ears and the husks of corn. When fresh, they are light green or yellow-brown in colour. They are usually harvested when the husks are fresh; and they are dried in a warm and airy room or in a drying shed. The drying process takes approximately 7-14 days. Dried corn silk resembles fine, dark, crinkled hair, and is used as herb and not as food.

Dried corn silk is cut and stored in an airtight container - preferably in a dark glass container. The medicinal values, (especially the diuretic properties) of the silk, like those of any other herbs, diminish after about two years of storage. Corn silk is effective either fresh or dried. However, when used fresh, it may act as a laxative. It is one of the safest herbs that can be used for children, pregnant women, nursing mothers, adult and the aged.

Constituents Of Corn Silk:

Laboratory analysis reveals that the main active constituents of corn silk are as follows: Maizemic acid, fixed oil, mucilage, sugars, resin, saponin, salicylic acid, oxalic acid, alkaloids, tartaric acids, flavonoids, anthocyanins, tannins, thymol, steroids, allantoin, etc. Miscellaneous constituents of corn silk include: Vitamins (B vitamins and PABA, panthothenic acid, thiamin, beta carotene, Vitamins C and K); it also contains high amounts of potassium, silicon (silica), calcium, magnesium, iron, phosphorus and zinc.

Therapeutic Actions Of Corn Silk:

Diuretic, demulcent, tonic, mild stimulant, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, lithotriptic, antiseptic and antimicrobial; and is a mild anodyne.

Method of Preparation / Dosages:

(i) Infusion (tea): 1 to 2 teaspoons of the dried herb is infused for up to 10-15 minutes in a teacup of boiling water. This could be taken warm or cold 3 -5 times daily, depending on the severity of the condition.

Alternatively:-30g of the herb is infused in a litre of boiling water, and a cup (200 ml) is taken three times a day.

(ii) Decoction: The silk from 3 ears of fresh corn could be boiled with 3 tea cups of water for 5 minutes; and half or one cup of the decoction could be taken at once for up to 3-4 times a day.

(iii) Tincture of Corn Silk: Corn silk is soaked in 130g or 500ml of alcohol as a standard herbal tincture.

(iv) Corn Silk Capsules: Dried corn silk is powdered and capsulated. 2 capsules are taken 3 times daily with plenty of water at meal times.

Corn silk has been proven to have a very high amount of potassium which makes it a very balanced herbal diuretic. It stimulates the renal epithelium cells to excrete and increase urine flow in cases of water retention. Because of its high potassium contents, it does not upset the body’s normal chemistry (i.e. electrolyte balance). Also, due to its saponins, allantoin and mucilage contents, corn silk exerts demulcent or soothing and healing effects on irritated tissues in the body.

Therapeutic Indications (Or Uses Of Corn Silk)Corn silk is given as an effective and balanced herbal diuretic for minimizing oedema (water retention) at the in the lower limbs as in pedal oedema in pregnant women, prior to the monthly menstruation as in premenstrual syndrome (PMS), dropsies due to heart disease, hypertension or the subpalpebral oedema (bag of water under the eyes).

Unsweetened corn silk infusion alone is an excellent remedy given to children with profuse albumin in urine due to nephrotic syndrome (Nephrosis).

Corn Silk is used as a soothing and relaxing herb to help calm and alleviate the irritation and inflammations in the kidneys, urinary tract, prostate and the urinary bladder, which often result in burning and painful urination. Therefore, corn silk is usually recommended in cases of nephritis (inflammation of the kidneys), cystitis, urethritis, prostatitis and bedwetting.

Corn silk clears toxins, catarrh, cataract deposits and reduces the formation of sediments in the kidneys and bladder. It is used for the treatment of renal calculi (kidney stones) and urinary bladder stones and gravel.

The stone-breaking (litholytic) property of “stone breaker” (Phyllanthus nuriri) is enhanced when it is combined with corn silk and given as infusion (tea). Also, taking a mixture of corn silk and Phyllanthus nuriri as tea regularly helps in the treatment and prevention of gallbladder stones, cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder) and sclerosis of the liver. Corn silk is a gentle blood-purifying remedy and it helps in clearing excessive uric acids deposited in the joints and body tissues. It also exerts some analgesic and anodyne actions in the body and this makes it useful in the treatment of rheumatism and arthritis, gout and sciatica.

A regular intake of corn silk infusion is one of the cheapest ways of losing excess body weight (obesity). For this purpose, corn silk is more effective when it is taken in combination with other herbs like chickweed (Stellaria media). Studies have shown that taking an overnight cold infusion of corn silk exerts hypoglycemic (blood sugar-lowering) effect, especially in an overweight patient. Taking corn silk infusion or the tincture will help in “cheering up a depressed spirit” and calming a restless mind.

From the Guardian Newspaper

 

DETER PRODUCTION

1.)       DETERGENT PRODUCTION (Udeme Udo)

 

MATERIAL

Two big buckets, paddle, measuring cylinder, hydrometer, eye google

 

CHEMICAL

1 Cup of Custic Soda NaOH,

4 Cups of Soda Ash

1 Liter Suphonic Acid

1 % Chlorine

100 ml Ammonia

4 liters of Palm Kernel Oil (PKO)

Industrial salt (100g)

Hydrogen peroxide 75 CL

Colourant

Perfume

Preservative

 

Disolve custic soda in a liter of water stir very well untill uniformaty is achieve, solutiona A

Disolve soda ash in 4 liter of water stir untill fully disolve Solution B keep in a safe place for atleast 24hours

Pour both contents (Solution A and B) into a big bowl and stir very well add preservative stirr very well, then add your industrial salt keeping stiring vigoruously, add PKO follow by chlorine then add sulphonic acid. Keep stir the mixture add colourant follow by Hydrogen Peroxide. (ensure that your container will be able to contain atleast double of your mixture before adding Hydrogen Peroxide as it increase your mixture) stir very well and then add your ammonia keep stiring till uniformity is attain. Finally add your perfume and then empty your final product into a dryer or spray it on the ground till it dyr.

 

Now that your product is ready take a fine sieve and sieve your detergent to get fine particles then package your detergent for sale.

 

PRECAUTION

·        Remember to use hand cloves to prevent burn as most of the chemical are strong base.

·        Ensure that you have enough container incase of emergency

·        Do not store your chemical inside your kitchen or near the reach of children

·        Avoid contact with eye.

·        Incase of exposure to chemical wash with plenty of water and see a doctor if symtoms persist.

·        When packaging make provission for lost of due to dehydration by adding addtion 5% to your measurement.

 

 

THE NIGERIAN CAPITAL MARKET

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE NIGERIAN CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT

The Introduction

The question is has the Nigerian Capital Market lived its dreams so far? It is very evident that the Nigerian capital market currently lives below expectation, even though it is common knowledge that the as the U.S capital market competitiveness remains less of a corporate governance issue, being now a corporate governance regulations point. However, the same cannot be said of the Nigerian Capital Market, as the crash of it was unprecedented, following the sudden drop of market capitalization from 13.5Trillion in May, 2008 to 4.5Trillion by 2^nd week of Jan.2009, and about 8Trillion as at the writing of this essay. More so, the all share index (measure of the magnitude and direction of general price movement) dropped from 660 basis points to less than 220, which is its current position.

The Background

Going down memory lane, the recommendations of the Financial System Review Committee in 1976, that led to the establishment of the Securities and Exchange Commission was borne out of the need of developing the modern market to cope with emerging challenges then.

For this to produce any meaningful result, the report of the Financial System Review Committee which was set up to review the capital market, the Securities and Exchange Commission Decree No. 71 of 1979 was promulgated to supersede the Capital Issues Commission in 1979. The decree which was not until January 1, 1980 was strategically empowered to regulate and develop the Nigerian Capital Market, with such responsibilities as price determination and setting the basis for allotment of securities.

Prior to the establishment of the commission there existed a functional ad-hoc consultative and advisory body known as the Capital Issue Committee, established under the aegis of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). The committee was mandated to examine applications from companies seeking to raise capital from the capital market and recommend the timing of such request to avoid clustering issues capable of overstretching the market’s capacity. The committee remained under the CBN until the promulgation of the Nigerian enterprises promotion decree in 1972.

Furthermore, following the rising level of economic activities, the need to establish a more legally empowered body with regulating capacities, necessitated the creation of the capital issues commission to take over the activities of the Capital Issues Committee in 1973 by the Decree Capital Issues Commission Decree in March 1973.

In-spite of the 1979 Decree, Capital Market Issues, corporate governance was repositioned to meet global compliant by all standards and the pursuit of growth set the part for further review and empowerment of the capital market to meet its new emerging issues. Beyond that, in pursuit of investors’ protection, a review of the capital market was carried out in 1996 by the chief Dernis Odife led panel leading to the enactment of the investment and securities act No. 45 of 1999, promulgated on May 26. In 1999, the act repeated the SEC Act of 1998. The new acts were expected to promote a more efficient and virile capital market, pivotal to meeting the nation’s economic and developmental aspirations. Today the SEC currently derives its powers from the investment and securities Act (ISA) 29 of 2007.

As all these events unfolded, stock movement experienced a free for all downward movement regime with more than 60% of slightly above 300 quoted securities on constant offer, (Supply exceeding demand) on a continuous basis. There was little or no liquidity by most quoted companies as their holders are trapped, not being able to convert them to cash to meet their domestic and other investment needs. On the other hand, “fresh investors became cautious of jumping into a vehicle that does not seem to have a brake, should they wish to disembark” reports one of the financial analyst on a national daily.

Tentative efforts towards deregulation largely fell by the wayside in the wake of the financial crises of 2007. Instead massive new regulations came into being especially in the ISA Act 29 of 2007. The growth and development of Nigeria capital markets, however, continues to decline at a fast rate and most companies cannot access the market for fund any longer. While it is normal for the capital market to swing in different direction, as a result of the market forces of demand, that of the Nigeria capital market seems to be following a path of hopelessness, thereby doing untold damages the little trust the Nigeria investors built during the boom.

While some school of thought argue that the global economic meltdown phenomenon, which led to the pull out of most foreign investors amongst other things stands out as the primary reason for the sharp decline in the stock prices. If this argument were to be considered, a well thought out and tested parameter by which global stock decline had been subjected to and therefore proves as a standard for judgment in cases of their magnitude.

I beg to disagree with this school of thought, as I believe and think otherwise. For it is only rational to opine that issues such as litigations and regulatory actions remain essentials if the Nigerian capital markets are to return to its part of glory in taking and maintaining the continental leadership position. It is therefore not wise to conclude that corporate governance regulation follows a ratchet effect, in which the regulatory scheme becomes more complex with each financial area, because, if so, significant reforms may be difficult to achieve.

The growing concern surrounding these developments raised the need for questions which seeks to confirm that the Nigerian capital market have a clear direction with regards to the capital market development and corporate governance issues.

The sudden growth

Prior to 2004 the Nigerian capital market remained a less important issue to an average Nigerian, as the capital market was one of the least understood sectors, while all stock brokers were resident in Lagos where a little hope was near sight for their daily upkeep. The only knowledge of the market was that of the daily stock performance published on national dailies. These never helped in creating the level of awareness needed to enlighten the common man on any market’s instrument in which he can invest excess cash.  This also posed a major challenge as per growth and market development.

Meanwhile, there is less agreement as to the role corporate government played in the declining status of the Nigerian capital market, as on the one hand; the country’s political establishment blamed the various economic crises of the decade in part on perceived corporate governance flaws.

It is important to note that prior to the CBN policy of 2005 there was hardly a time any Nigerian corporation considered the stock market as a fertile ground for raising long term low risk funds for investment, not to talk of government bonds until the successes of most financial banks came on board. As the courage to approach the market increased, shabby and unprofessional practices began to loom the market. Irregular price fixing became the order of the day as people’s attention was diffused from other means of business investment to which short term return on investment was possible into believing that the capital market was a nice place for get-rich-quick fixing then came the doom.

Was corporate governance the problem?

There is little evidence that poor corporate governance practices contributed to either the economic turmoil of the decade in general or the declining performance of the Nigerian capital market. The alleged corporate governance deficiencies are considered a causal factor and with respect to the crises that have taken place, the issues created important new corporate governance regulations at the federal level. Experts have identified ineffective market regulation, and supervision, unregulated merging finances as responsible for the unsavory development in the capital market

Therefore, corporate governance was in a way below average in the global picture, even when the fall from the market positioning was taken into account. In general, the trend with respect to major corporate governance practices had been towards enhanced management efficiency and accountability.

Specifically, it was pointed out that the general decline in investor confidence has been heralded, among other things by ineffective market regulations and supervision, weak institution and corporate governance; lack of regulatory pro-activity and cohesion; unregulated merging financing; concerns over transparency; uncompetitive cost structure and inefficient cumbersome processes. However, the sudden surge in the capital market activities brought a challenge of capacity, such as technology and human capital to deal with the situation by both regulators and operators.

To set the market on the part of growth, there is need to eliminate political interference which puts undue pressure on regulators to professionally carryout their duties, such as the suspension of the recapitalization of the capital market operators by SEC and members of the national assembly which would have strengthened the market’s capacity and eliminate fringe players and making it internally competitive.  To shareholders, enough attention needs to be paid to regulatory anomalies within the system. This was not as captured in the report of the national committee on the review of capital market structure and processes. As the committee noted in the report that the widespread market perception that NSE as a self regulatory organization (SRO) is an entity independent of SEC and not subject to SEC’s rules and regulation, despite unambiguous provisions of the ISA Act to the contrary.

But SEC, the apex regulatory body, could have had its authority undermined by its structure and administrative profile, which throw up NSE in the perception of shareholders, as an equal partner. According to the report, ISA provides SEC with extensive powers that are considered sufficient, to allow effective regulations and enforcement of rules for an ordinary fair and transparent market in Nigeria.

However, SEC does not appear to have adequate capacity, to implement the provisions of the ISA and effectively exercise it authority over market operators, exchanges, SROs and other market participants, especially as the market has grown rapidly in size and complexity. For instance, the dependence of SEC, which currently reports to the ministry of finance, may limit SECs’ ability to operate autonomously, without influence from government and to act independently in the best interest of the capital market’

Analysts pointed out further that NSE as a precursor to SEC, operates on effective monopoly market and its proximity to the market and prominence given to its daily activities had given it a larger than life posture.

The Summary

A market analyst, Mr. Johnson Abiri, in a chat with the Guardian stated: “you see the chairman of NSE council is usually an individual of immerse business and political statures, with other council members being people of no less profile, unlike the situation with SEC, where its director General reports to the minister of finance, NSE’s council chairman is usually a president and the presidency, in a situation of conflicting interest, the two bodies NSE has the Edge over SEC”.

Mr. Tunji Olamore another analyst corroborated Abiri’s standpoint when he said: “some years ago, SEC within its statutory function wanted to implement Odife’s panel’s report the strategy and called for the sanctioning of NSE and its officials to browbeat them into lines of SEC’s authority.

Finally, the need for the Emergence of a non-partisan regulatory body, that has the autonomy, independence and capacity to turn around the situation at the stock market spared in ensuring that the stranglehold of some Oligarchs, who are poised on bending the rules, for their self interests. Is a non-negotiable one for a better capital market development.

HOME MADE LIQUID SOAP PRODUCTION

HOME MADE LIQUID SOAP PRODUCTION

 

Materials:

Pac R or CMC 250g,

light ash 250g,

250ml sulphonic acid,
small glycerin,

color to taste,

lemon perfume.

 

METHOD: Disolve Pac R
with water ensure no ball exist in a bucket,

 

2.)  Disolve ash in another
bucket with small water stir and wait then add glycerin,

 

3.) Add sulphonic acid and keep stirring.

 

4.) Combine solution A and B together
and stir to get a uniform solution

 

5.) Add perfume add perfume and
color.

 

Allow it for a day for fermentation add water to your taste and
use.

 

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