Thanks again to Mannix for giving me this procedure on how to make car shampoo. Although this product is not for all types of consumers like the dishwashing liquid which are very common because almost everyone needs to wash their dishes, car shampoo are only useful for people who owns cars. But this could also be a good business opportunity because not only car owners but those who have car wash business needs a cheaper source of car shampoo.
Again the procedure are similar to making dishwashing liquid and liquid hand soap so this, I think, is not hard to make.
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I’ve been looking for this recipe or procedure on making dishwashing liquid for a long time. Thanks again to Mannix for giving me this procedure. The ingredients mentioned below looks very similar to the other procedure he gave me which is the liquid hand soap so if you already read the previous one and tried to make one, then you will never get lost on this one.
Again this procedure will make 14 liters of dishwashing liquid and if you want to test it first, then reduce the amount according to your desired quantity. Then if you think you made a perfect or a nice dishwashing liquid, then it’s up to you to if you will mass produce it for selling or to give it to your friends as marketing strategy then afterward they might buy from you.
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Thanks to Mr. Manolito Antaran (a.k.a. Mannix) for giving me this procedure on how to make liquid hand soap. On this procedure, you can make 14 liters of liquid hand soap so it’s up to you if you want to reduce the amount by 1/2 or 1/4 to test it first. If you think the quality of the finish product is alright, then you can proceed with mass production for selling or for your own consumption. Some of my readers here might ask for the exact chemical ingredients of the procedure but I kind of thought to myself that since those are sold mostly by makers of home made soaps and detergents, they should know it already by mentioning their name for example; anti-bacterial, scent or moisturizer which sounds very generic.
The ingredients mentioned below are also sold by Mannix so if ever you wanted to buy them you can contact him directly here: antaran23@yahoo.com.ph
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Thanks to one of our visitor/commenter Ms. Berna Acha from Clean and Scented Store, I now have a chance to post a procedure in this blog on how to make a fabric conditioner. Actually she gave me this procedure with the title “Fabric Softener” but the name doesn’t sound familiar.
Most of the products I saw in the supermarket are named “Fabric Conditioner” and found out that they are actually the same. She also gave me a video on Youtube which she made herself based on my observation and from there you will have an actual procedure on preparation and mixing of the ingredients. So below are the procedures:
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Christmas, Birthdays or just even if you want to be sweet there is always a reason to send greeting cards. Who in the world won’t like to accept a greeting card from someone who thinks of you? Not every one has an email address and not everyone have access to a computer to receive electronic greeting cards so it’s never out of season to make a traditional greeting card sent via post office. And if you know how to make one you can profit or earn from it.
You only need a small capital for a home based business opportunity making greeting cards. Aside from paper you can use different kinds of materials to decorate your cards. Be creative and resourceful to make beautiful and unique cards. The return of investment is very easy if you are just industrious enough on selling. Below are the materials needed to make a simple greeting card:
5″ x 10″ Handmade paper ( Thick )
3″ x 3″ Handmade paper ( Thin )
Plain white paper / bond paper
Tracing paper
Coloring materials ( e.g. poster paint, water color, oil pastel, colored pencils)
Pencil (ordinary pencil 8B)
Ballpoint pen without ink
Sign pen
Paint Brush
Decorative materials like coconut fiber, bamboo shavings, paper twines, abaca twines, dried grass, dried flowers and leaves)
Glitters
Acrylic Emulsion
Scrap cloth
Bamboo stick
Plastic
Glue
Scissors
How to Make a Greeting Card:
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I can’t help to think about the relation between an online job and a home business. Since online job is called “job” I might not consider it as a business because it’s still a job. My view of an online business is a very similar to an offline business where you don’t do much of the work yourself. Or even if you are a one-man-band or working alone in your business like selling goods either in a small store or via the internet, you are not working for somebody else. But when you call it a job then maybe it can be considered as a job and not a business.
Oh! it’s getting complicated comparing the two. I don’t mean to confuse the readers, I’m just pondering. Since online jobs are considered as freelancing so on the contrary this can also be considered as a home business because freelancers are not employed ( do you agree?). Freelancers are selling services to their customers and eventhough it’s called a “job” it can also be considered as a business. One good example is, if I made a business selling website design services and do the work myself and outsource the pending work to freelancers, then that is already considered as a business.
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Another home business I have here is how to make hand sanitizer. The procedure I got is from Swiss Fragrances featured in Kabuhayang Swak na Swak. Some of the ingredients mentioned in the video was not clear enough for instance the gel solution. What is the gel solution? I really don’t know so if you wanted to know more about it or where to buy the ingredients, just contact the company.
So what are the ingredients? You will need:
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