A posh resort's hand soap had small bits of brown material embedded in it. What was it & what's the purpose?
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probably smashed walnut shells.  its used as a pumice to remove dead skin as it's more abrasive
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maybe she means kirks castile soap, it is usually in the laundry isle even tho it is skin soap
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Probably for soothing burns from skin exposure.  Refer to the MSDS or call the supplier.
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this is not normal, and if this condition remains, you should go see a doctor.  You might have had a rash, possibly an allergic reaction--maybe to the soap you are using.
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You are not using the right taint cleaner !\ntaint the right cleaner !
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The technical term for that stuff is:\n\n"That Nasty Blue Stuff in the Port-o-Pot"\n\nBasically it serves to make the Pot a tad cleaner and smell a tad better. But I think what it actually does is atract spiders, flies, ants, and all other manner of creatures big and small to congregate in and around the Pot....it does it's job well!
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You were out taking a walk and found it sticking to your washing machine.  Where you from?\n\nSounds like polished magnetite.  They sell them in rock shops and novelty shops.
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Dealfarm has some wonderful products that may interest you. They have salve, creme and soap. Good luck!\nLink included.
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Soap is a molecule that consist of long carbon chain ending in -COONa. The latter endchain easily attaches to water and the carbon chain attaches to fats and grease.  Although grease will normally adhere to skin or clothing, the soap molecules can attach to it as a "handle" and make it easier to rinse away.
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baby oil\nrubbing alcohol\nsoap\nlaundry detergent...
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Yes that is why soap scum can build up on the ceiling of the bathroom, soap is made to bond with water if the bottle was not very tight and the soap got heated past 120 degrees F some leeching may occur.
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None.....soap scum is a chemical reaction.\n\nMold is the most common thing you find in the shower.\n\nBleach will destroy both of these.
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Commercially made bar soaps are formulated to mitigate all of these disadvantages:\n\nA wide variety of emollient materials, such as shea or cocoa butters, are substantive to the skin. \nPoorly finished soaps contain alkali (NaOH) and react mildly basically with skin and fabric; commercial products are finished to neutrality or to a weak acid content to prevent this and be more compatible with the skin's slightly acidic pH. \nCommercial products use chelating molecules (sequestrants), often EDTA derivatives to bind with any free Ca or Mg ions and prevent soap scum. These also help reduce fragrance loss, discolouration and rancidity.
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it could be something as simple as you just didn't notice it, ever been looking for your keys or something then find them later at a place you already checked?\n\nas for the soap, if it falls in the tub it wont take alot of water over night to dissolve it.\n\njust keep any eye out for anything else strange, also check to see there is no way for someone to get in the house, just to be safe, but I am betting its nothing.
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Probably because the dye that colors the soap is not a compound that froths and bubbles the same way soap does, if it does at all. It also might be spread out too much as the soap expands into bubbles to be seen clearly.
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To make sure it washes down nice and smooth. Dont forget to call me in the morning. :-)
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remove outer skin, peel of a layer, pulverise it in a pestle and mortar, actually look at the website, its a really good explanation!