☆For Cocoa?'s Exclusive Use: Used Cooking Oil Soap, All-Purpose Powdered Soap with Honey. Immediate Purchase OK◎

For Cocoa?-sama only

A set of 2 types of powdered soap, blended differently to suit various uses.

?For Dishwashing: Strong against oily stains, perfect for everyday dishwashing.
?Specialized for Laundry: For sebum stains, mud stains, and odor control.

*Instructions and precautions are included.

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Used cooking oil from kindergartens is carefully filtered & salt-separated, saponified, and then powdered.
Both are based on soap derived from vegetable oils,
to which sesquicarbonate and percarbonate are added
and blended for specific uses.

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We have received many positive reviews such as:
?Oily stains come off smoothly and feel great.
?No odor remains even when dried indoors.
?The powder dissolves easily and is easy to handle.
?Tea stains and dullness on dust cloths have been removed.
?Gentle yet powerfully cleans.
*Individual experiences may vary.

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[Key Features]

? Reused cooking oil from kindergartens
After careful filtration and salt separation, impurities and odors are thoroughly removed, resulting in a soap that is pleasant to use.

? Contains Sesquicarbonate
Strong against sebum and oily stains, and improves solubility.

? Contains Percarbonate
A versatile type that is effective against odors, yellowing, and darkening.

? Finely powdered and dissolves easily
Micronized for multi-purpose use.

? Gloves recommended
As it contains oxygen-based ingredients, please wear gloves if you are concerned about skin irritation. ??

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[Precautions for Use]

?As natural ingredients are used, there may be variations in the color of the powder.
?Please use gloves if you are concerned about skin irritation.
?It is sensitive to moisture, so please store it in the resealable bag.
?This product is sold as a miscellaneous item.
?Returns and exchanges due to differences in image are not accepted.
?Please refrain from purchasing if you are seeking perfection.

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