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Summary

In this tutorial, the speaker demonstrates how to make homemade dishwashing soap with a budget of only IDR 15,000, using simple ingredients like dishwashing soap base, salt, and water. This method results in a soap that can last for a whole year, offering significant savings compared to store-bought options. The speaker also highlights the potential for turning this process into a small business, with a large profit margin. The soap is effective, thick, and doesn’t leave a residual smell on dishes. The step-by-step guide encourages viewers to try making their own soap at home for both personal use and business purposes.

Takeaways

• 😀 You can make your own dishwashing soap at home with just Rp15,000, which can last for up to one year.
• 😀 The process involves creating a solid, dry soap, not just melting regular dish soap.
• 😀 The main ingredient for making the soap is a package of dishwashing concentrate (biang pencuci piring), which costs only Rp15,500 for 5 liters.
• 😀 Additional ingredients include common kitchen salt (garam meja), which helps thicken the soap, with just 5 tablespoons required.
• 😀 The soap mixture requires 5 liters of water, added gradually, to avoid clumping of the concentrate.
• 😀 Mixing should be done gently by hand using a whisker, not with a mixer or egg beater, to prevent clumping.
• 😀 The soap can be used for personal consumption or sold, offering the potential for significant profit (up to 10 times the initial investment).
• 😀 If you are interested in starting a business, you can package the soap in bottles, with each bottle typically priced at Rp7,500 to Rp9,000.
• 😀 The soap doesn't leave any lingering soap smell on dishes, unlike some commercial dishwashing liquids.
• 😀 After the soap settles, it should be stored in clear bottles, with a suggested waiting period of 4-5 hours for it to clear and thicken.
• 😀 This DIY dishwashing soap can be a great way to save money, as it reduces the cost of purchasing ready-made dishwashing liquids regularly.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video?

The main topic of the video is a tutorial on how to make homemade dishwashing soap using inexpensive ingredients, specifically for creating a year's supply of dishwashing liquid with just Rp15,000.

What are the basic ingredients needed to make the dishwashing soap?

The basic ingredients required to make the dishwashing soap include 'biang pencuci piring' (a dishwashing base), salt (garam), and water.

How much does the main ingredient (biang pencuci piring) cost, and what is its purpose?

The biang pencuci piring costs Rp15,500 for a 5-liter pack. Its purpose is to serve as the primary ingredient for making dishwashing soap.

How much salt is needed in the recipe, and why is it used?

You need 5 tablespoons of salt. Salt is used to help thicken the dishwashing soap and enhance its cleaning properties.

What is the total amount of water required, and how should it be added?

A total of 5 liters of water is needed. It should be added gradually, a little at a time, to prevent the ingredients from clumping together.

Why should the water be added slowly to the mixture?

Adding water slowly ensures that the 'biang pencuci piring' doesn't clump together, which would make it difficult to dissolve evenly in the mixture.

What should you avoid when making dishwashing soap for business purposes?

If making soap for business, it's advised not to add excessive salt as it can make the soap too thick and may reduce its effectiveness.

How many bottles of dishwashing soap can be produced from this recipe?

The recipe produces about 11 bottles of dishwashing soap, each bottle containing 450 ml.

What is the estimated cost of producing each bottle of dishwashing soap?

Each bottle can be sold for around Rp7,500 to Rp9,000, and the total cost for producing all the bottles is much lower, making it a potentially profitable business.

How long should you wait for the soap to thicken and become clear before using it?

After mixing, the soap should be left for about 4 to 5 hours to allow it to become completely clear and thickened, making it more like a typical dishwashing soap.