DIY LAUNDRY DETERGENT AT HOME | FRUGAL LIVING TIPS & TRICKS TO SAVE MONEY
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- Hey guys! In today's video I am sharing with you how to save money by making your own laundry detergent at home. It's super easy to make and very affordable! If you are on a budget like us then this is for you! Thanks for watching!
LAUNDRY SOAP RECIPE (I doubled)
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I’ve been making my own detergent for 2 years, I do 4 loads a day, and my washers aren’t ruined at all!! And they also are so much cleaner, the drum stays clean from the baking soda!
Been doing so for about a year and yes! 💯 Agree... I honestly believe all the store bought dye laden fragrance packed detergents are much worse for our washers not to mention us LOL
@@brittanykeith9561
Mainstream products are formulated to rinse cleanly. They contain antiredeposition additives. DIY recipes don’t, but easily could, except lazy DIY enthusiasts in general prefer to follow some clueless mommy blogger’s recipe. They are ignorant and apathetic about what they’re doing. Sad.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt with a name like that, I bet you have a lot of experience being a mommy blogger😂
Besides, what are you watching for if not to be a clueless troll?
@@tinamaxwell6302
Lol. Takes one to know one.
@@brittanykeith9561 hey! what is your recipe?
I've been making my own laundry soap since the '90s. It has borax and a shredded up bar of fels Napa and you don't need baking soda if you're using washing soda. You don't need to add essential oils if you use the soap because it smells great. Epsom salt and sea salt will definitely ruin your clothes after a while.
Epsom salt reacts instantly with washing soda to precipitate magnesium carbonate. So there’s none in solution to damage clothing. Salt is inert. So you’re wrong.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt Sorry bro even though you tried to mansplain that to me you are wrong. The salt will literally break down the fibers of the fabric over time and it also makes fabric shrink and fade more. Not to mention that Epsom salt will make your water harder and will leave a residue behind. Do a Google search buddy.
Can you please tell us the recipe?
@@GeorgeGlass298
You missed the part where I explained that ES reacts instantly with WS. Salt in solution won’t damage fabric. Left to dry, the crystals will be abrasive.
Have you seen the ingredients in some store bought laundry detergent like Molly Suds?
I never had a problem with homemade laundry detergent, I just got tired of making it. The recipe I used needed a grated laundry soap bar. Your recipe looks easier and better!
It contains 0 surfactants. It’s a waste of time and $$$.
Great video!! I make our Laundry detergent too! I use Washing Soda, Borax, and grated Kirk's Castile bar soap (or Fels Naptha). Vinegar for fabric softener. It works so well. Our clothes are super clean and smell amazing! I am curious to try the epsom salt as an alternative to the Borax.
Epsom salt contains magnesium which reacts instantly with washing soda and with borax. Chemistry: Borax and washing soda soften water; magnesium in Epsom salt makes it hard. Magnesium + soap -> scum. Go ahead though…see what happens!
@@teacherinrecovery
It’s healthy and very very good for you! Boron is an essential element!
@@teacherinrecovery
Probably because kids have lower IQs than in the past and are high on drugs so would try to poison you and each other with it.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt so omit the epsom salt. Got it!
@@antoinettepeeps1
It would still worthless as a detergent. No surfactants. Just an alkaline water softener and fillers.
Love seeing your little guy. He's so sweet 😊
You're cat in the background is adorable. Made me smile on a rough day.
Please stick to the subject: yet another clueless DIY recipe.
I'm all about saving money and the environment. This DIY detergent is a win-win.
This wastes $ because it doesn’t clean better than plain water.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt why?
@@NLanigan1chemistry!
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt so tell that to my clothes. Because that's not the case. I work a filthy job that has them covered in graphite and hydraulic fluid daily. This cleans them well.
@@NLanigan1
Hydraulic not hydrolic.
If you’re using regular detergent, appliance repair, man said to only use a tablespoon of the liquid for large loads. We are using way too much because they want us to buy more and it is ruining our washer.
I agree with this, 1-2 tablespoons of tide gets my clothes clean and saves a lot of money. I add a small amount of oxiclean for kid stains and husband stank but I think borax works the same. My clothes are never grimy and come out clean.
@@somethingsaboutmary3134
Internet myth. Borax is not a bleach. It’s used as an alkaline water softener. Old fashioned. Only 1/10 as soluble as washing soda. From bygone days of washing everything in hot water.
I agree and honestly feel like certain loads don’t even need soap… 🤷🏻♀️
Thank you!
Thank you for showing how to make the laundry detergent. As soon as mine runs out I will try yours!
Another great video! I watch them ALL! ❤️
@@ericawray1116 it’s a prank video.
Thank you for sharing this and you're cute with the baby and cat
Nice video, Abby!
Thank you 🌻💛
Thank you! I made this recipe and it lasted me about a month. It's solid
It cleans nothing.
Have you ever tried dissolving your powder in hot water before adding to loaded washer? Or using the liquid created as a prewash? 50 years ago this is what my mom and grandma used. If extremely stained clothes you can add a bit of borax as well.😊
Borax is just another water softener. She already uses washing soda.
Thank you for this video I have to purchase almost everything you used but I feel like it will be worth it especially if it makes my clothes cleaner. ❤ I just have to use what I have on hand already before purchasing and making this. ❤
No surfactants. Works as well as plain water.
Hi good morning from Canada !!!
Nice! Glad you found a recipe you like. Quick easy and inexpensive.
Hello from Texas
I am so going to try this. I've been using Nellie's Laundry Soda for years and it's great. But it's expensive. I'm thinking about using lavender scented Epsom salt. Cute cute cute baby!
You’re wrong to do that.
Hi ! Borax definitely bit better for washing then salt, not ?
I believe it's toxic! So no
It's banned in the UK and EU! It's not good
Thank you for getting right to the recipe appreciate you
I put baking soda, epsom salt, washing soda and sea salt. Then I mix it well buuuut it hardens like a rock every time and I need to crush it with a knife. Can somebody help me?
WS + ES -> chalk. Reason: chemistry!
Thanks for sharing I have never made my own laundry soap looks easy and cheap may try it.
@@wilmascott8296 it’s a prank.
The baby is getting so big!!
For those who want to give u crap in the comments. Traditional laundry detergent is mostly water anyways, and most people are probably using too much, and things like fabric softner just gunk up your machines....so why not save money and make your own soap seems way cleaner than all the chemicals in detergents.
Problem is that DIY recipes rely on soaps, which are unsuitable for modern washers. In fact, they’ve not been used in mainstream laundry products for over 70 years!
Mainstream liquid laundry detergents are about 15%-20% surfactants. Look at typical DIY recipes and you’ll be lucky to find examples where soaps are over 1%. The reason is simple: clueless housewives don’t think critically about what they’re doing. They just repeat each other’s mistakes. They rely mostly on wishful thinking and confirmation bias.
Your comment is a good example: three assertions based on claims you read somewhere on the internet, from anonymous sources, which are incorrect, but which you are convinced are 100% true and which you now are spreading around.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt ewww...frank!
@@blo1314
Good work! That’s the smartest thing you’ve posted!
Can't wait to try this 😁❤
you showed 2 salts? did you mean too? thanks btw i love your channel ❤
OK you said salt twice but I see u said sea salt then epsom ok got it ❤❤❤
I'm just curious, i wonder why there's so much salt.. what do you think the salt does? Sweet baby Van is getting so big!
I think it might make the water soft. And that helps even more getting the clothes clean.
@@kathybridges3343
Salt is inert.
Think about it…if it softened water, there’d be no magnesium or calcium dissolved in sea water. How would shellfish form shells and fishies of all sizes form their bones?
Your baby is adorable ❤
1 tbsp for A FULL LOAD!!???!!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I use to make a homemade powder and liquid detergent. I don’t get why people say it will ruin your machines. Powder detergent has been around forever and it probably has worse chemicals lol
Apathy: I don’t understand it, but am way to happy lazy to learn more….
Why do you need both Sea salt and Epson salt?
Great video. 20 Mule Team Borax takes the odor out of your clothes. I really it.😁😁
I am new to the DIY world and my goal is to find an alternative washing detergent.....why would people think this would ruin a washing machine?
Your recipe doesn't work
I honestly feel like this would make your clothes cleaner than traditional laundry detergents, I really want to try this once I run out of what we have.
She got caught posting a prankster’s recipe. Didn’t bother to do her homework. Too greedy for views.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jtwhat?
@@jennifergoetz1020
It’s not a detergent, obviously.
You're such a cute mom! brings back memories.
Love frugal living videos like this
Love this!! I didn't have any essential oils on hand but I used lavender Epsom salts like from your previous video where you had shared the recipe. I still had a clean fresh smell! Also, have 3 kids - naturally always messy and my boyfriend is an auto mechanic so completely filthy grease, oil, dirt you name it. I definitely think your recipe gets our clothes a lot cleaner than the regular laundry detergents especially the "specialty mechanic" kind I got conned into paying $28 for a tiny little bottle 🤦 depending on the dirt level, I will add a little bit more than the one teaspoon but overall washes well in cold and hot water. I have also found if you use about a fourth a cup of vinegar with this it definitely works wonders on any odors or real big stains!! ❤
Lol.
Ridiculous. No surfactants. Can’t dissolve grease and oil.
Besides, ES + WS -> chalk.
Avoid. She’s clueless. (So are you.)
Good Morning ❤Thanks for sharing 👍
Your baby and cat are making me giggle, too cute!!
Tip grate a bar of zote soap and put a cup of scent beads.
Have used a similar cleaner for over a yer. Works great for laundry and other ckeaning jobs too.
Great video, thank you so much for the recipe! I noticed if I add just a little bit of vinegar to the load if it's an extra dirty load, it refreshes and brightens the clothes.
Frank, it’s called misspeaking. If you can’t contribute anything positive, you may not want to post anything at all or don’t subscribe.
Re: detergent, I made mine a few years with the zote soap and for me it was a pain to grate. Anxious to try this version.
Lol. I don’t feel the need for armchair internet guidance counseling. Everything I post is true and accurate.
Please be my guest!!! Make it!! Join the club of time and $$$ wasters!!!
BTW, anxious implies trepidation. Eager is the correct word.
I have used several years back several different types of DIY dry laundry detergent recipes.
In my opinion it does not save you any money if it does not really clean your clothing and protect your washing machine.
In my opinion many of these DIY laundry detergent causes a lot of buildup in your machine as well as in your clothing.
I rather use a name brand liquid laundry detergent only one tablespoon to 2 tablespoons per load is needed.
If you need to soften your clothing white vinegar with a few drops of your favorite pure essential oils for a good smell is all you need .
I use a wooly ball for my dryer
and a 8 oz glass spray bottle with 2 tbsp of witch hazel 20 drops of pure lavender oil and five drops of tea tree oil and some distilled water mix it all in a old cup that you will use just for this purpose and with a fennel add it into the 8-oz glass spray bottle.
Spray the wolly balls once or three times and add it to your dryer with your laundry.
It makes your clothing smells so good.
Absolutely never use liquid fabric softener in your washing machine and absolutely never use fabric softener sheets in dryer it causes a buildup on your machines which can damage it and it is toxic to your body and environment.
I also just found out that Epsom salt hardens your water and it is not good for your washing machine.
And to much salt is not good in your machine it can build up in your washing machine.
So all of these DIY dry laundry detergent really do not work and damages your washing and really does not save you money.
If you really think by using two tablespoons of dry homemade laundry detergent saves you money and really cleans your clothing so does one or two tbsp of store-bought name brand laundry detergent which is manufactured for that purpose and guaranteed to actually clean your clothing and make it smell good.
You are exactly right.
Thank You for the tip :) and how much do you add to a large or medium load ? :)
Avoid using this.
Always put the powder in first before the clothes to avoid residue that powder puts on your clothes. I'm thinking of doing this I only have my husband and I do I think it'll last months for me since I only use a table spoon of detergent myself
JESUS LUVS!!! Thank you! You can make washing soda buy putting your baking soda in the oven and cooking it for 1hr. BE BLESSED!!!
Beautiful cat ❤
How much per load do you use?
She said one tablespoon.
Add 1/2 cup of borax
Waste of $.
She picks up a bag of Epsom salt around 1:40 and calls it sea salt! I suspect she actually believes that’s what it is. She has zero understanding of the simple, grade school chemistry involved in what she’s doing.
No one is impressed by your comment
Seeing as how she says epsom salt for the rest of the video, I’d say that she just misspoke. Also why does she need to have in depth knowledge on the chemistry in order to know what she’s doing and that it works? That’s a bizarre expectation that you’d have. Also, how do you know that she doesn’t have a knowledge of grade school chemistry? She was a grade school teacher, after all. Really I’m just curious why you would feel the need to insult the intelligence of this woman at all? Why are you even watching this video? This is a stay at home mom of four showing one way that she’s found to save money for her family in a really difficult economic season for most families. As a stay at home mom of four, myself, I appreciate anything she wants to share!!! If you don’t like the tip, don’t use it.
@@maggieprice357
Read my comments. I explain why what she’s doing is nonsense. Pay attention, dear. You might learn something!
It used to be, back in olden days, long before new fangled inventions like YT came along, that those who advised others thoroughly understood what they were talking about. Nowadays, we have to put up with stuff like this, where anybody can post a video about anything. Even if they make fools of themselves.
BTW, I really don’t need your self righteous guidance counseling. I know what I’m talking about. It’s 100% true and accurate.
Maybe you should apply somewhere for a job as an armchair internet detective. You nosiness would be a distinct advantage and could earn you some $.
Saying she’s a mommy who taught grade school so must be right is one of many logical fallacies that are thrown around, unchallenged, these days. They’re often used by bitter YT busybodies who have nothing of substance to contribute.
@@somethingsaboutmary3134
I’m rich and famous enough that I don’t really care what YT viewers think.
@@maggieprice357
Problem is that she’s clueless and you seem to think that it’s fine.