Laundry Soap Noodles (LSN)

Laundry soap noodles are a raw material used in the production of laundry soap bars. They are solid, small, and often cylindrical or rectangular in shape. These noodles are made by blending various ingredients like oils, fats, alkalis (such as sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide), and other additives.

The production process involves saponification, where the oils and fats are mixed with the alkali to form soap. Once the saponification is complete, the soap is solidified and extruded into noodle-like shapes. These laundry soap noodles are then cooled and dried before being packaged and sent to soap manufacturers.

Manufacturers can add fragrance, color, and other ingredients during the soap-making process to create different types of laundry soap with various scents and characteristics.

Laundry soap bars made from these soap noodles are used for washing clothes and removing stains. They are commonly used in households, laundromats, and various industries where manual laundry cleaning is required.