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I've used the same formula for about three years now. It saves a lot of money!!! More for FABRIC!!!
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Betty62, I remember my grandma making lye soap. It was cut in bars, and it was shaved for the washing machine. I don't remember using it for anything else. I think I'll try this dry soap.
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Does anyone use this recipe with a front load washing machine?
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Sounds like an easy recipe, thanks!
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I'm curious if those of you who use these various recipes have 'hard' water? With all the phosphates taken out of detergents; soaps; shampoos; etc., our clothes are no longer getting clean. We were away recently to an area where the water is 'softer' and the clothes came out much cleaner. Granted, a different brand of detergent but I don't really think that is the issue. I think in our case it's the mineral content of the water. Looking into a water softener system of some type at this point.
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My step daughter makes hers and it uses less powder than store brought ones to do laundry with, cleans just as well too.
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She uses the he front loader too.
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I tried this a couple years ago but by the end of the batch all my clothes felt like the had a buildup on them, didn't really feel clean.
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I've been using the food processor method for about 3 years now. Can make a 3 months supply in about 20 minutes. Make my own fabric softener ,too- due to skin allergies .Rash cleared up after I started making my own.
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Originally Posted by Kat Sews
(Post 6805728)
I also make my laundry soap and save lots of money doing so. Mine is liquid uses the same basic ingredients and makes 10 gallons for about $1.25.
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