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Soap is used by dwarves for both personal cleaning and health care. | Soap is used by dwarves for both personal cleaning and health care. | ||
Revision as of 18:31, 17 April 2010
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Soap is used by dwarves for both personal cleaning and health care.
Soap is made by combining Template:L and Template:L in a Template:L. This command must be entered through the Manager
screen j-m-q; the workshop interface is empty. This is a bug that occasionally fixes itself after requesting soap through the manager screen.
One unit of tallow plus one unit of lye creates a single bar of soap. Only lye in barrels will be used, lye in buckets that has not yet been transferred into a barrel will not be used.
Dwarves do not require soap to clean contaminants such as mud and blood from themselves, and instead will use pools of water or brooks. It is possible to construct bath-houses (rooms containing pools of water, a soap stockpile, and perhaps a few nice statues) so dwarves living deep underground need not venture to dangerous cave pools or surface brooks to clean off a little mud or bloodstain. For cleaning wounds and preventing infection after Template:L, however, Template:Ls should be kept stocked with a small amount of soap.
Soap can be stored in a bars/block stockpile.
Note that the dreaded "[animal] cancels clean self:Area inaccessible." message-spam stems from animals trying to clean themselves with soap, typically by putting it in their mouth. Sadly the only remedy seems to be to not produce soap, except for the hospital, soap stored there is safe from animals. Another workaround might be to only have soap in areas separated from animals by doors, but we know how well that works in the long run, don't we?