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Affordable Treasures email us at: greatsoap@affordable-treasures.com Payment also available via Paypal Of Interest to Soapmakers: AntiTrust Laws WHOLESALE ORDERS for SOAPS AND BATHING PRODUCTS WELCOME Click Here to Inquire Soapmaking Supplies Click Here to Order Supplies Due to fluctuations in world market prices, our prices are subject to change without notice. Citric Acid has a multitude of uses. It is used in Bath Bombs to help make the fizz. In cosmetics it is used as a preservative. Citric Acid is also used to clean copper, wood stains, and help the sink smell better.  sm100 citric acid $2.30/lb 1-4 pounds  sm101a citric acid $2.20/lb 5-10 pounds  sm101b citric acid $2.00/lb 11+ pounds  sm104 Sodium Hydroxide $1.50/lb local only  sm105 Castor Oil $4.00/lb 8 oz. minimum  sm106 5 - 24 Pine Soap Dishes $1.20 4" x "2.5" sm106b 25+ Pine Soap Dishes $1.05 in sets of 6 Pumice is a light gray volcanic substance used in soaps that need a little extra exfoliating power. sm107 Coarse ground pumice (4 oz.) $2.00 order in 4 oz.. increments sm107a Coarse ground pumice (1 lb.) $7.50 order in 1 pound increments  sm108 clear glycerin soap $3.25 1 - 10 lbs  sm108a clear glycerin soap $3.00/lb 11 pounds and up  sm109 Potassium Sorbate $2.50 4 oz.  sm109a Potassium Sorbate $8.75/lb 1 - 10 lbs.  sm109b Potassium Sorbate $8.25/lb 11 pounds and up Click Here to Order Supplies What is PayPal This is an online site that you can use to pay for auctions and other purchases from many vendors. You can use your credit card, or electronic fund transfer from your bank.   If you are not a member of paypal join by clicking on the following link.   Go to Paypal What is Potassium Sorbate (Sorbic Acid) ? Potassium sorbate is a potassium salt version of sorbic acid, a polyunsaturated fat used to inhibit mold growth via its anti-microbial and anti-fungal properties. The most effective preservative against food spoilage and micro-organisms Sorbic acid was first isolated from the pressed unripened berries of the Rowan, or Mountain Ash tree in 1859, by A.W. Hoffman. It is widely used in the food industry and few substances have had the kind of extensive, rigorous, long-term testing that sorbic acid and its salts have had. It has been found to be non-toxic even when taken in large quantities, and breaks down in the body into water and carbon dioxide. Potassium sorbate is water soluble and can be used effectively in both lotions and water-based liquid soap and shampoo formulas. When used at the pH levels of most mildly acidic food products (pH 5.5-6.0), sorbates are the more effective preservatives against a wider spectrum of food spoilage microorganisms than benzoates or propionates. Above pH 4.0, sorbates are more effective than sodium benzoate and sodium or calcium propionate. At pH 2.5 to 3.0, sorbates are still somewhat more effective than sodium benzoate as a yeast and mold inhibitor and more than twice as potent as propionates. Sorbates are at their optimum effectiveness used below pH 6.0. They function, however, up to pH 6.5 but are relatively ineffective at pH 7.0 or above Dissolve this product by adding to water at the beginning of production. Usage level will vary from 0.05 to 1.5% depending on the type of product. FREE W EBSITE PROMOTIONAL SERVICE EARN an EXTRA INCOME HITS2U.com CLICK HERE