Never apply neat soap to a rug except in small controlled stain areas.

Following reaction, the neat soap is separated from the glycerine rich by-product of the reaction.

A bucket for mixing suds and a cup and small artists brush for applying neat soap.

Second, Friedel coined the term smectic phase for a layered mesophase having the structure of neat soap.

At still higher concentration, a lamellar phase (neat soap phase) may form, wherein extended sheets of amphiphiles are separated by thin layers of water.

Vacuum Spray Drying Method The liquid neat soap is pumped through the heat exchanger and then it is sprayed into the vacuum chamber.

In the fully boiled process, the mix is actually boiled (100+ C), and, after saponification has occurred, the "neat soap" is precipitated from the solution by adding common salt, and the excess liquid is drained off.