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How to Make Soap from Wood Ashes |1820s Farm Life|

United StatesPublished July 1, 2026

Views 57.4K  |  Likes 3.7K  |  Comments 406
Views#6,178,270Global
Views#1,282,575United States

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1.38M subs•276 videos•Oct 2020

This video has 57.4K views and 3.70K likes, ranking #6,178,270 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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57,414

Likes

3,700

Comments

406

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Total (all-time): $40 – $115

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

Have you ever wondered what soap was really like 200 years ago? Today I'm trying my hand at making traditional black soap, the everyday laundry soap that families relied on throughout the early 1800s. There's just one problem...it's strong. Made from wood ash lye and rendered fat, this simple but powerful soap was use…

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July 1, 2026
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