Homemade Laundry Soap-
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- Making Laundry Soap is an easy way to save your family money. This soap lasts me almost a year, and I only spent about $80 to make it. I used to spend $60 or more a month on laundry soap that didn’t do as well as this does for me. I love this laundry soap and will continue to use it. I highly recommend using this laundry soap. It gets all the smell out of your cloths. I have sensitive skin, and I can use this soap with no issues. I just love it.
Ingredients:
Powder Laundry Detergent, I used Ariel
Zote Flakes
Biz
Oxi Clean
Washing Soda
Baking Soda
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I LOVE Ariel, especially the one with the oxy, WM is always out and only has the bag with downy, so since I have Walmart plus, I get free deliveries of it shipped to me in a single day!
I see a ton of people using foca, but it has pretty bad reviews on the website that rates environmental detergents. I don’t add zote or fels naphtha anymore since everything I add is already a detergent and I don’t wanna take the risk of soap scum ruining my machine or pipes. I don’t add the scented beads everyone seems too because they do smell good but the chemicals in them are horrible, and putting them in with the powder and storing them they lose their scent, you’re supposed to put them into the machine when you put clothes in, it drives me crazy to see people adding 2-3 bottles of them into the powder and wonder why they stopped working and mention they had to go buy more to add later🤦♀️
This is my favorite recipe for laundry soap. I never thought I would be able to get the smell out of my boys clothes, but this does, and I spent 1/10 of what I used to in a year. So happy.
@@saltandlightcanning4061 I do admit boys can get some funky mystery stains, my twins are just barely toddlers and since the week we brought them home, I’d change their socks and be like “No way, these stink a tiny bit, do they already have their daddy’s stank foot problem?”😂 But I only use dreft for their things, it’s expensive but we noticed one of the boys have a rash bad random once, so we aren’t taking any chances!! But they just started walking, and they’re teething, drooling like crazy lol mystery stains, I’m always trying to identify “what did you eat to drool that color?” It’s usually vegetables! They just recently got off the boob and are trying new things! So I’m doing about a load per day!
Why didnt you use borax as well
@@londonlorddupree I just didn't. I like it this way.
@@saltandlightcanning4061 oh okay but I make my own laundry detergent so it’s a life saver
@@londonlorddupree there are lots of recipes out there. Happy you found one you like.
@@saltandlightcanning4061 yeah DIY Washing Powder Recipe for Dark Clothes
1. Borax (2 Box’s)(If making a double batch)
2. Super Washing Soda (Arm and Hammer) (2 Box’s)(If you making a double batch)
3. Baking Soda (2 Box’s)(If you making a double batch)
4. Foca (1 Bag)
5. Zote soap (2 White Bar)
6. Zote soap (2 Pink Bar)
7. Oxiclean boost for dark clothes
8. Scented Beeds (crush scented beeds into a powder)
9. Zote soap flakes (2 Box’s)(crushed)
10. Feels-naphtha soap (4 Bars)
11. Roma (2 Bags)
12. If they out of Oxiclean use Biz
@@londonlorddupree thank you. Be so blessed.
Right. They’re clueless.
You get a lot of people who don’t know wth they’re doing going off on you, but I always agree with you, people can be so hard headed about “homemade” which is like “uhh you dumped boxes and shredded bars of soap meant to be rubbed on stains, you didn’t create some amazing new “detergent!”
Don’t stop what you’re doing, maybe one day people will understand bars of soap aren’t detergent and don’t go into a machine!!🤦♀️
@@laffytaffy2916
They rely on each other for “expert” advice, which is based mostly on wishful thinking. They’re not good at stepping back and critically evaluating what they’re doing. They believe what they’ve posted is inherently helpful and take offense when challenged. Human nature.