*GREISI* muiliukai
as irgi bandau su kastonais. kiek turejau kantrybes, tai palupau, bet beveik puse ant puses neluptu sudejau ir su mesmale sumaliau. po to dar su blenderiu. kosyte nesigavo, bet ziuresiu kas toliau bus , nes dabar vandeniu su soda uzpyliau ir stoves iki ryt vakaro. 
Ziurekit koki puslapi radau - receptai is uzsienietisku kastonu, kaip suprantu tokiu, kurie neturi daug saponino ir yra valgomi:)
http://www.chestnutf...rm/use/use.html
Cia yra nuotraukos, kuriose parodyta kaip juos reikia lupti...
http://www.chestnutf...rm/use/use.html
Cia yra nuotraukos, kuriose parodyta kaip juos reikia lupti...
O cia dar apie kastono, kaip vaistinio preparato naudojima:
http://www.floraheal...hestnutSeed.htm
Papildyta:
Ir dar daugiau muilo alternatyvu:
http://www.greenlivi...nvironment.html
Papildyta:
http://journeytofore..._soapberry.html
Papildyta:
Labai gera nuoroda - visa knyga, net 250 ivairiu receptu!
250 BATH BODY RECIPES
Papildyta:
26 puslapyje yra dezodoranto receptas :
Deodorant Body Splash
Vinegar--4 oz
Vodka--3 tsp
Grapefruit--9 drops
Lavender--5 drops
Lemon--6 drops
Peppermint--3 drops
Rosemary--4 drops
Sage--6 drops
Add to 2 cups purified water. Blend the oils together, add them to the vodka, and shake well. Let settle for half an
hour, then add the vinegar and shake well. Pour mixture into 2 cups purified water and shake well. Finally, pass
the liquid through a paper coffee filter. The longer you leave the essential oils in the vodka and vinegar mix before
adding to the water, the stronger the scent will be.
Siaip ne visi receptai sioje knygoje yra ekologiski, bet galima kai ka atsirinkti
http://www.floraheal...hestnutSeed.htm
Papildyta:
Ir dar daugiau muilo alternatyvu:
http://www.greenlivi...nvironment.html
Papildyta:
http://journeytofore..._soapberry.html
Papildyta:
Labai gera nuoroda - visa knyga, net 250 ivairiu receptu!
250 BATH BODY RECIPES
Papildyta:
26 puslapyje yra dezodoranto receptas :
Deodorant Body Splash
Vinegar--4 oz
Vodka--3 tsp
Grapefruit--9 drops
Lavender--5 drops
Lemon--6 drops
Peppermint--3 drops
Rosemary--4 drops
Sage--6 drops
Add to 2 cups purified water. Blend the oils together, add them to the vodka, and shake well. Let settle for half an
hour, then add the vinegar and shake well. Pour mixture into 2 cups purified water and shake well. Finally, pass
the liquid through a paper coffee filter. The longer you leave the essential oils in the vodka and vinegar mix before
adding to the water, the stronger the scent will be.
Siaip ne visi receptai sioje knygoje yra ekologiski, bet galima kai ka atsirinkti
Ir dar sampuno is vaisintio putoklio receptelis:
Soapwart Shampoo
Suitable for all hair types
Soapwart: Saponaria officinalis contains saponins which is similar to soap. It lathers when agitated.
Lemon Verbena: for a citrus fragrance
Catnip: promotes healthy hair growth
Ingredients:
2 cups water
1 1/2 tablespoons dried soapwart root (chopped) (most health food stores would carry
this)
2 teaspoons Lemon Verbena or 2 teaspoons Catnip
Directions:
Bring water to a boil add soapwart and simmer, cover for about 20 minutes. Remove from heat, add herb then
allow mixture to cool. Strain the mixture keeping the liquid. Pour into a bottle. Makes enough for 6-7 shampoos.
Must be used within 8-10 days. Store in a cool dark place.
Idomu kaip ta katzole atrodo
:
Soapwart Shampoo
Suitable for all hair types
Soapwart: Saponaria officinalis contains saponins which is similar to soap. It lathers when agitated.
Lemon Verbena: for a citrus fragrance
Catnip: promotes healthy hair growth
Ingredients:
2 cups water
1 1/2 tablespoons dried soapwart root (chopped) (most health food stores would carry
this)
2 teaspoons Lemon Verbena or 2 teaspoons Catnip
Directions:
Bring water to a boil add soapwart and simmer, cover for about 20 minutes. Remove from heat, add herb then
allow mixture to cool. Strain the mixture keeping the liquid. Pour into a bottle. Makes enough for 6-7 shampoos.
Must be used within 8-10 days. Store in a cool dark place.
Idomu kaip ta katzole atrodo
:
Stai receptas, kaip pasigaminti skysto ploviklio is kastonu, mazu kuri nors jau bandet?
Collect a handfull of conkers. Remove the brown outer shells. Chop the innards up into really small pieces. Boil in a saucepan containing a couple of cups of water, for 5 or 10 minutes. Strain though a fine sieve. Discard the solids and allow the filtered liquid to cool.
The resulting liquid can now be used as a liquid detergent.
Like soapnuts, conkers contain saponin, a natural surfactant. Whilst not as strong as soapnuts, conkers are FREE (In season).
WARNING: Conker juice, like saponin, is mildly poisonous and should be treated as such.
Collect a handfull of conkers. Remove the brown outer shells. Chop the innards up into really small pieces. Boil in a saucepan containing a couple of cups of water, for 5 or 10 minutes. Strain though a fine sieve. Discard the solids and allow the filtered liquid to cool.
The resulting liquid can now be used as a liquid detergent.
Like soapnuts, conkers contain saponin, a natural surfactant. Whilst not as strong as soapnuts, conkers are FREE (In season).
WARNING: Conker juice, like saponin, is mildly poisonous and should be treated as such.
QUOTE(ssaule @ 2008 10 12, 14:45)
Parsivezem su MB is Turkijos alyvuogiu muilo, kvapelis jo visai ne koks ir labai neputoja. Tai jei as ta muila sutarkuociau, pavirciau, ipilciau kokiu EA, gal gautusi koks visai padorus skystas ranku muilas? 
nes dabar guli nenaudojamas ir tiek. Gal skystas net putotu labiau? 
nes dabar guli nenaudojamas ir tiek. Gal skystas net putotu labiau? mes irgi turim prisiveze viskokio muilo is Turkijos, tai as pabandziau virti kuris vadinasi Dailan, pridejau as i ji visokiu priedu, kavos, cinamono, bet to jo kvapo praktiskai niekas nepermuse
QUOTE(me_gustas_tu @ 2008 10 12, 23:06)
Ir dar sampuno is vaisintio putoklio receptelis:
QUOTE(me_gustas_tu @ 2008 10 12, 23:32)
Stai receptas, kaip pasigaminti skysto ploviklio is kastonu, mazu kuri nors jau bandet?
jetaus kaip gerai butu lietuviskai
Prasom 
Pririnkti sauja kastonu, nulupti odeles, supjaustyti mazais gabaleliais. Virti puode su dviem stiklinem vandens 5-10 minuciu. Nukosti per smulku sieteli, ismesti vientisus gabaliukus ir palikti perfiltruota skysti atvesti. Sis skystis gali buti naudojamas kaip skystas skalbiklis:)
PERSPEJIMAS: Kastonu sultys, kaip saponinas, yra siek tiek nuodingos ir su jomis turi buti atitinkamai elgiamasi. (kaip suprantu, netinka vidiniam vartojimui).
Dar vienas receptas skalbikliui is putoklio gaminti:
Fabric Shampoo (can be used on upholstery)
1 Ounce dried Soapwort root or four handfuls whole fresh plant
3 pints water.
If using dried roots they should be soaked for nine hours before preparing. Chop fresh whole plant put in pan with cold water and bring to the boil. Cover and simmer for about half an hour. This applied to freh or dried Soapwort. Stir occasionally. Cool and strain. Use solution undiluted.
Papildyta:
Ir dar keletas kastonu receptu is siu nuorodu:
http://www.itsnoteas...rg/...=asc t=0
"In the past, Horse-chestnut seeds were used in France and Switzerland for whitening hemp, flax, silk and wool. They contain a soapy juice, fit for washing of linens and stuffs, for milling of caps and stockings, etc., and for fulling of cloth. For this, 20 horse-chestnut seeds were sufficient for six litres of water. They were peeled, then rasped or dried, and ground in a malt or other mill. The water must be soft, either rain or river water, for hard well water will not do. The nuts are then steeped in cold water, which soon becomes frothy, as with soap, and then turns white as milk. It must be stirred well at first, and then, after standing to settle, strained or poured off clear. Linen washed in this liquid, and afterwards rinsed in clear running water, takes on an agreeable light sky-blue colour. It takes spots out of both linen and woollen, and never damages or injures the cloth."
"this is really interesting as I have access to 1000s nobody seems to want them here and so I have been splatting them for the fire BUT in emmaus today they had a load of linen sheets (10 for 10 euros with mildew and metal type stains (I bought them as backings for my quilting) but if i can get the stains out I can use them as sheets!! big bonus I aslso have river water (but I think that I will use the rainwater)"
"but I did do the experiment with the horse chestnuts
the stains did not come out of the sheets but they did clean up nice and were lovely and soft"
http://www.itsnoteas...een.org/...adcc 07d5e6ca
" know there is a thread about conkers but it is now a little old and I thought I'd bring it all up to date with some experiments I've been doing. On the first thread, slugboy wrote out an old recipe for using conkers to wash linen. Well, I've put it to use and it makes a great laundry bleach/cleaner. I followed the instructions by grating 5 conkers and mixing with about 1¼ litres rain water (taken from the garden tub and strained first). I left this to steep for about four days, stirring every so often. Then I liquidised the whole lot - to get as much out of the conkers as possible. I ended up with a creamy white, soapy liquid.
First of all I soaked the dishcloth and a very dirty towel in the undiluted mixture. They both came out so much cleaner and brighter I was impressed. Then (big mistake) I got a bit carried away and put some in the washing machine with a couple of tops (one bright yellow and one green) that had stains on them with a pair of trousers (mine, luckily) and a tea towel. Not a big wash, I know, but I wanted to try it out. I poured the liquid into the tray where the washing powder would go and of course it just poured straight through. Once washed, the only thing that came out ok was the tea towel. The tops and the trousers ended up with patchy marks (lighter) all over them! and the stains were still there!
So I have now figured out that it should be ok for whites - which I am washing at this precise moment! - and for things that don't matter if they fade a little. But probably best used as a soaking agent before the main washing process.
A couple of great side effects have been: my nails looked a lot whiter than normal once I'd finished making the liquid (I got it all over the place including my hands). And my dear Husband was given the task of washing things out when I'd finished and discovered that things like a glass jug came out looking quite sparkly. So the next experiment will be to try it in the dishwasher. (And I can't believe I have converted my stick-in-the-mud, bah-humbug husband to use it to wipe down surfaces, which also come up sparkling!!!)
Visai smagiai cia pasakoja isbandziusios
Papildyta:
Del kastonu rusies abejoniu nera - sie ir yra saponinu turintys kastonai, angl. horse-chesnuts
Grazus
Pririnkti sauja kastonu, nulupti odeles, supjaustyti mazais gabaleliais. Virti puode su dviem stiklinem vandens 5-10 minuciu. Nukosti per smulku sieteli, ismesti vientisus gabaliukus ir palikti perfiltruota skysti atvesti. Sis skystis gali buti naudojamas kaip skystas skalbiklis:)
PERSPEJIMAS: Kastonu sultys, kaip saponinas, yra siek tiek nuodingos ir su jomis turi buti atitinkamai elgiamasi. (kaip suprantu, netinka vidiniam vartojimui).
Dar vienas receptas skalbikliui is putoklio gaminti:
Fabric Shampoo (can be used on upholstery)
1 Ounce dried Soapwort root or four handfuls whole fresh plant
3 pints water.
If using dried roots they should be soaked for nine hours before preparing. Chop fresh whole plant put in pan with cold water and bring to the boil. Cover and simmer for about half an hour. This applied to freh or dried Soapwort. Stir occasionally. Cool and strain. Use solution undiluted.
Papildyta:
Ir dar keletas kastonu receptu is siu nuorodu:
http://www.itsnoteas...rg/...=asc t=0
"In the past, Horse-chestnut seeds were used in France and Switzerland for whitening hemp, flax, silk and wool. They contain a soapy juice, fit for washing of linens and stuffs, for milling of caps and stockings, etc., and for fulling of cloth. For this, 20 horse-chestnut seeds were sufficient for six litres of water. They were peeled, then rasped or dried, and ground in a malt or other mill. The water must be soft, either rain or river water, for hard well water will not do. The nuts are then steeped in cold water, which soon becomes frothy, as with soap, and then turns white as milk. It must be stirred well at first, and then, after standing to settle, strained or poured off clear. Linen washed in this liquid, and afterwards rinsed in clear running water, takes on an agreeable light sky-blue colour. It takes spots out of both linen and woollen, and never damages or injures the cloth."
"this is really interesting as I have access to 1000s nobody seems to want them here and so I have been splatting them for the fire BUT in emmaus today they had a load of linen sheets (10 for 10 euros with mildew and metal type stains (I bought them as backings for my quilting) but if i can get the stains out I can use them as sheets!! big bonus I aslso have river water (but I think that I will use the rainwater)"
"but I did do the experiment with the horse chestnuts
the stains did not come out of the sheets but they did clean up nice and were lovely and soft"
http://www.itsnoteas...een.org/...adcc 07d5e6ca
" know there is a thread about conkers but it is now a little old and I thought I'd bring it all up to date with some experiments I've been doing. On the first thread, slugboy wrote out an old recipe for using conkers to wash linen. Well, I've put it to use and it makes a great laundry bleach/cleaner. I followed the instructions by grating 5 conkers and mixing with about 1¼ litres rain water (taken from the garden tub and strained first). I left this to steep for about four days, stirring every so often. Then I liquidised the whole lot - to get as much out of the conkers as possible. I ended up with a creamy white, soapy liquid.
First of all I soaked the dishcloth and a very dirty towel in the undiluted mixture. They both came out so much cleaner and brighter I was impressed. Then (big mistake) I got a bit carried away and put some in the washing machine with a couple of tops (one bright yellow and one green) that had stains on them with a pair of trousers (mine, luckily) and a tea towel. Not a big wash, I know, but I wanted to try it out. I poured the liquid into the tray where the washing powder would go and of course it just poured straight through. Once washed, the only thing that came out ok was the tea towel. The tops and the trousers ended up with patchy marks (lighter) all over them! and the stains were still there!
So I have now figured out that it should be ok for whites - which I am washing at this precise moment! - and for things that don't matter if they fade a little. But probably best used as a soaking agent before the main washing process.
A couple of great side effects have been: my nails looked a lot whiter than normal once I'd finished making the liquid (I got it all over the place including my hands). And my dear Husband was given the task of washing things out when I'd finished and discovered that things like a glass jug came out looking quite sparkly. So the next experiment will be to try it in the dishwasher. (And I can't believe I have converted my stick-in-the-mud, bah-humbug husband to use it to wipe down surfaces, which also come up sparkling!!!)
Visai smagiai cia pasakoja isbandziusios
Papildyta:
Del kastonu rusies abejoniu nera - sie ir yra saponinu turintys kastonai, angl. horse-chesnuts
Grazus
Dar rasoma, kad reikia buti atsargiems su kastonais, naudojant juos kaip indu ploviklius, t.y. jei jis patektu ant indu. Juose yra aeskulino, kuris yra nuodingas glikosidas, skaidantis proteinus kraujyje. Panasios medziagos yra naudojamos ziurkiu nuoduose. (O gal juos galima naudoti kaip nuodus kokiems nors kenkejams? )
Kastonus dar galima sumalti ir dziovinti, tada vel malti kol gausis miltai, kuriuos galima naudoti gaminant kosmetika (radau Clarins gaminiu su siuo ingredientu) bei skalbiklius.muilus/ploviklius.
Papildyta:
Greisi muiliukai labai skanus atrodo - primena Rafaelo, tik rudos spalvos
) Kastonus dar galima sumalti ir dziovinti, tada vel malti kol gausis miltai, kuriuos galima naudoti gaminant kosmetika (radau Clarins gaminiu su siuo ingredientu) bei skalbiklius.muilus/ploviklius.
Papildyta:
QUOTE(Žirklutės @ 2008 10 12, 19:42)
Greisi muiliukai labai skanus atrodo - primena Rafaelo, tik rudos spalvos
QUOTE(me_gustas_tu @ 2008 10 13, 00:25)
Pririnkti sauja kastonu, nulupti odeles, supjaustyti mazais gabaleliais. Virti puode su dviem stiklinem vandens 5-10 minuciu. Nukosti per smulku sieteli, ismesti vientisus gabaliukus ir palikti perfiltruota skysti atvesti. Sis skystis gali buti naudojamas kaip skystas skalbiklis:)
o ar sito skalbiklio galima pilti i skalbimo masina, jei taip tai koki kieki ?
QUOTE(Mytee @ 2008 10 13, 11:04)
Na, kaip rasoma anksciau pacituotuose postuose anglu kalba, tai sis skystis labiausiai pasitvirtino kaip skalbiklis mirkymui pries pagrindini skalbima bei baltiems skalbiniams, raso ir apie stiklinius indus, jie labai blizga, bet verciau manau to nebandyti del toksiskumo.
Dar vieno receptuko vertimas: sutarkuoti 5 kastonus, sumaisyti su mazdaug 1¼ litrais lietaus vandens (pirmiau perkosto). Palikti pamirkti keturias dienas, kas kiek laiko pamaisant. Tada sutrinti mikseriu, stengiantis is kastonu isspaust viska, kas imanoma
Gaunasi kreminis baltas, muilingas skystis Dar rasoma, kad sis skystis labai tinka skalbti lininiams audiniams, labai tinka kaip baliklis. Bet zinoma, ne visoms siu postu herojems pavyko isvalyti visas demes, matomai nuo pacios demes priklauso
Be to, spalvoti skalbiniai gali nueiti dememis...tad gal geriau ju neskalbti 
Taip pat cia minima, kad ir balti skalbiniai gali blukti, nors kiek suprantu, cia yra tik spejimas, realiai reikia bandyti ir stebeti.Trukumai: po skalbiklio gaminimo nagai atrodo baltesni nei iprastai
Na, ir galimas dalykas, kad spalvu blukimas bei demes, tad gal geriau is pradziu pabandyti su paprastesniais skalbiniais, brangiu rubu neskalbti KIta vertus, cia tos moterys neraso kokius butent audinius skalbe tais nesekmes atvejais. Gal pvz sis skystis netinka medvilnei, o vilnai, silkui ir linui ypac tinka ir niekas ten neblunka
QUOTE(me_gustas_tu @ 2008 10 13, 11:26)
na po truputi aiskeja
o cia manau kad visai ne trukumas o netgi privalumas
taip iseina kad vaiko rubeliu geriau su tokiu irgi neskalbti, del toksiskumo
