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Connect with your community and network. Reach out to other small business owners, mentors, partners, suppliers, and customers. Share your challenges, insights, and gratitude. You are not alone in this journey, and you can learn from and support each other.

Stay positive. The festive season is a time of joy, hope, and gratitude.

See you on Monday, We are closed tomorrow.

We have new products!!! Handy Andy Base and PSC...PSCs deliver an intensive silky shine to shampoos, similar to the colour spectrum and light reflexes of natural pearls, at low dosages.

A big Thank You to everyone who attended our final masterclass for the year! It was lovely seeing our loyal attendees and some new faces🤩.

We hope we made you better and helped you to finish the year strong!

Don't forget to get your samples and stay tuned for updates regarding certificates. !

Seek feedback, advice and mentorship from other successful entrepreneurs. Network, collaborate and share your story with others. 🤝

Pine Gel is a tricky detergent to nail. Sign up for our Saturday masterclass and polish up where you are lacking! Register today!

Learn how to make bleach this Saturday! sign up today and secure your spot! visit our shop today!

📩 How to Register:

VISIT OUR SHOP AT:

SHOP NUMBER 8
ROYALE ARCADE CENTER
CORNER 9TH AND FORT STREET
BULAWAYO

Join us for the grand finale of our training series on Saturday, December 9th! 🗓️ Elevate your skills, unlock new opportunities, and finish the year strong with our expert-led sessions.

Let's wrap up the year with knowledge, growth, and success! 🌐🚀

Common mistakes when making PINE GEL:

- Using too much or too little caustic soda. Caustic soda is a strong alkali that reacts with pine oil to form soap. If the amount of caustic soda is too high, the pine gel will be too harsh and may damage the surfaces or irritate the skin. If the amount of caustic soda is too low, the pine gel will not form properly and may be too watery or separate into layers.

- Not mixing the ingredients well. The ingredients of pine gel need to be mixed thoroughly and evenly to form a smooth and homogeneous gel. If the mixing is not done well, the pine gel may have lumps, bubbles, or streaks of different colours or textures.

- Not storing the pine gel properly. Pine gel should be stored in a cool, dry, and dark place to prevent it from spoiling or losing its effectiveness. Exposure to heat, light, or moisture may cause the pine gel to change colour, smell, or consistency. Pine gel should also be stored in a sealed container to prevent contamination or evaporation.

To avoid these mistakes, it is important to follow the correct formulation and procedure for making pine gel. Join our last Detergent masterclass of the Year this Saturday and learn how to make the perfect pine gel! Whatsapp us to register or visit our shop!

Common mistakes made when manufacturing dishwashing liquid:

Using the wrong type or amount of surfactants can affect the quality, performance, and safety of the product. For example, using too much surfactants can cause excessive foaming, skin irritation, or environmental damage.

Using too little surfactants can result in poor cleaning, greasy residue, or bacterial growth. Choosing the wrong type of surfactant can also affect the stability, viscosity, and pH of the product.

For example, using anionic surfactants, such as sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) or sodium laureth sulfate (SLES), can cause the product to separate or become too thin. Using non-ionic surfactants, such as alcohol ethoxylates, can cause the product to become too thick or cloudy.

The optimal type and amount of surfactants depend on the desired properties, cost, and environmental impact of the product.

Learn how to make the perfect dishwashing liquid this Saturday in our last Detergent masterclass of the year! shoot us a message and register!

The journey is not over yet. There is always more to learn, more to improve, and more to achieve. As you reflect on the past year, think about what you are grateful for, what you are proud of, and what you want to accomplish in the next year. Set your goals, plan your actions, and prepare your mindset for the new challenges and opportunities ahead.

Store your bleach and degreaser in industry-standard containers and keep your detergent business air-tight!!

Relearning strengthens our memory. When we relearn something, we reinforce the neural connections that store the information in our brain.

This makes it easier for us to recall and apply the information later.

Join us on the 9th of December and refine your production skills of dishwashing liquid and more! Contact us to register today!

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Relearning helps us prevent the forgetting curve, which is the natural decline of memory over time.

By relearning in periods, we can retain the information longer and more effectively.

Join our masterclass on the 9th of December and refine your production skills of dishwashing liquid and more detergents

...Celebrate your success and learn from your failures, it all works together for your good!😎

Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁

Play your part in curbing the spread of cholera! Learn how to make anti-bacterial detergents that keep you and your household cholera-free!

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Surfactants are often derived from plants or petroleum. Some examples of surfactants are sodium lauryl sulfate, sodium laureth sulfate, and alcohol ethoxylate. Surfactants are used in laundry detergents, dishwashing detergents, shampoos, and body washes.

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Finish the week strong! Practice customer service! Enjoy the weekend!

Start asking yourself: does this help create the life I want to live?

Be intentional with what you Do!

🎉 Don't miss the chance to join our Year-End Training! 🎉

This is our last masterclass of the year to take your skills to the next level! 💯 Whether you want to learn new techniques, improve your performance, or advance your career, we have the perfect sessions for you. 🙌

Our expert trainers will guide you through the best practices, and tips and tricks. You will also get to network with other detergent producers, exchange ideas, and get feedback. 🤝

The masterclass is on Saturday, December 9th, from 9 am to 5 pm. 🕘 To register, simply visit our shop at:

SHOP NUMBER 8
ROYALE ARCADE CENTER
CORNER 9TH AND FORT STREET
BULAWAYO

Come and join us for a fun and educational day that will help you end the year with a bang!

Solvents help the other ingredients mix well and work effectively. Solvents are used in laundry detergents, dishwashing detergents, and all-purpose cleaners.

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Builders also help to maintain the pH level of the detergent solution. Some examples of builders are sodium carbonate, sodium silicate, and borax. Builders are used in laundry detergents, dishwashing detergents, and all-purpose cleaners.

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Anti-redeposition agents create a barrier on the fabric surface that repels dirt. One common anti-redeposition agent is carboxymethylcellulose. Anti-redeposition agents are used in laundry detergents and fabric softeners.

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Good news VIP'S! So, we have restocked 20litre buckets @ $3.00 😋

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