Ginger is a well-known root around the world for all of its health properties, especially as an anti-inflammatory and for its gastric properties that assist the digestive system. This root is used as a slimming formula because its properties promote weight loss.
Historically, tallow has been used as a fuel, a base for candles, a treatment for leather, and a base for soaps. In the modern era, it is used commonly as a lubricant and cooking oil.
One can of lye; mutton or beef tallow 6 pounds; Water 2 3/4 pints; lye solution 90ÂºF.; fat 130Âº F. All tallow soap is often referred to as saddle soap because it is valuable as a cleaner and preserver of leather. Substitution of 1 Ib. of tallow with lard, coconut or olive oil will improve the lathering properties.