Difference between revisions of "Saddle soap"
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| − | A mild soap used to clean and condition leather. Saddle soap is usually made with castile soap mixed with neat's-foot oil. One recipe for an early saddle soaps lists a mixture of palm oil, rosin and lye with small amounts of glycerin and beeswax. | + | A mild soap used to clean and condition [[leather]]. Saddle soap is usually made with [[castile soap]] mixed with [[neat's-foot oil]]. One recipe for an early saddle soaps lists a mixture of [[palm oil]], [[rosin]] and [[lye]] with small amounts of [[glycerin]] and [[beeswax]]. |
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Latest revision as of 11:39, 18 October 2022
Description
A mild soap used to clean and condition Leather. Saddle soap is usually made with Castile soap mixed with Neat's-foot oil. One recipe for an early saddle soaps lists a mixture of Palm oil, Rosin and Lye with small amounts of Glycerin and Beeswax.