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Rose Soap

This is made from a not exceed 2120. After solution, the whole must be allowed time for settling; after best yellow soap, with or without the addition which, the clear fluid is to be drawn off from of 1/00 its weight of white soft soap and a little sweet oil, is the best for these balls.

Bluethe sediment into wooden frames; or globular moulds of britannia metal, if it is desired to

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