Translations:Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Arts and Crafts/Soap Craft/6/en

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Soaps are made from natural ingredients and detergents are made from man made derivatives. Soap needs to be rinsed in clear water or it will leave a film. Detergents do not leave any residue. Soaps need warmwater to work. Detergents work well in any water temperature. [1]

  • A soap is a natural fatty substance (called fatty acids) which has been reacted with lye (sodium hydroxide).
  • A detergent is any type of cleaner which does not contain a soap as its main ingredient.
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