336. ALMOND SOAP.

Upon 1 lb. of quick-lime, pour 3 quarts of boiling distilled water;

add 1 lb. of salt of tartar, dissolved in 1 quart of water; cover

the vessel, and when cold, filter through a cotton cloth: a pint

should weigh exactly 16 ounces troy; if more, add distilled water,

and if less evaporate. Then add one third of oil of almonds, simmer

them together for some hours, or until the oil forms a jelly; when

cool, which may be tried on a small quantity, add common salt, and

then continue boiling till the soap is solid; when cold, skim off the

water, and then pour into moulds.

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