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I use Arm and Hammer for sensitive skin since I have eczema.
Dernatologist said to use Dreft but it's expensive and I didn't see any difference. I have tried everything for eczema and nothing works. I stay away from scents and really like Aqua Phor cream. |
Originally Posted by Annaleehunter
Did you know that vinegar, in place of dryer balls, will break down the soap and soften clothes when used as fabric softener. I started using it and hubby didn't even notice. Our clothes have no scent, but they are still soft.
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I use Charlie's Soap. One little tablespoon scoop per load. It washes out very clean and does not cause any skin trouble for DH. It works great in my high efficiency front loader
http://www.charliesoap.com/ |
Whichever is cheapest.
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We use Kirkland HE. Used to always use Tide but the HE really bothers my skin. We don't use dyer sheets anymore either. We just have the balls in the dryer.
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Use it in place of fabric softener in the wash. Works very well.
Originally Posted by Lisanne
Originally Posted by Annaleehunter
Did you know that vinegar, in place of dryer balls, will break down the soap and soften clothes when used as fabric softener. I started using it and hubby didn't even notice. Our clothes have no scent, but they are still soft.
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Recipe for HomeMade Soap
1/2 c. Borax 1 c. Arm & Hammer Washing Soda Sorry, I've missed something and will have to check with my daughter about my missing instruction. Later . . . . I promise. |
We have used only Melaleuca laundry products for 25 years or so. We love them and save so much money!
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I make my own laundry detergent and now all my friends do as well after trying mine. It's 100 times cheaper, cleans better and no one ever has reactions to the chems that are in "store bought" detergents.
Fels Naptha Soap Borax Arm & Hammer Washing Soda |
I also have eczema. About 25 years ago, I started using Amway SA8. No more raw bleeding skin!!! Love it!! I also use their bar soap to shower.
Patti |
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