What kind of laundry soap do you use??
#71
As soon as I get to Florida I am putting in an order for those laundry balls -comes with 2 dryer balls --no chemicals.
Friend had these yrs ago but lost address to get more.
I could hardly believe her story until last month when they were a discussion on this board .
Maybe someone else can give you the web address as I cannot get to it now. I understand your problem and the pain.
Friend had these yrs ago but lost address to get more.
I could hardly believe her story until last month when they were a discussion on this board .
Maybe someone else can give you the web address as I cannot get to it now. I understand your problem and the pain.
#73
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Saugus, MA
Posts: 659
Originally Posted by AngieS
First I have to say that I love the idea that your DH is the coupon KING! Mine is the SPENDING KING! I try to save while he blows it left and right but thinks it should ALL still be there when he wants to buy a big item! :oops:
We use TIDE but haven't ever had any trouble. Sorry that you all are going through this. I hope your DS feels better soon.
We use TIDE but haven't ever had any trouble. Sorry that you all are going through this. I hope your DS feels better soon.
#75
I actually make my own laundry soap!!!!! It's made from: FELS NAPTHA SOAP, Arm & Hammer WASHING SODA, and 20 MULE TEAM BORAX. I can get all the ingredients from our local Wal Mart. The recipe comes from a website at:
www.soapsgonebye.com
They have a recipe for powdered soap & for liquid soap. It is color- and scent-free & works great, although I find that it takes more than the tablespoon or two called for. I mostly make the liquid in the 5 gallon amount. That requires one bar of soap, & one cup each of the washing soda & borax. Wal Mart also sells the 5 gallon plastic buckets to make it in. It doesn't take very long to make, either. Trust me, if it was hard to do, I sure wouldn't be doing it!!!!!!
www.soapsgonebye.com
They have a recipe for powdered soap & for liquid soap. It is color- and scent-free & works great, although I find that it takes more than the tablespoon or two called for. I mostly make the liquid in the 5 gallon amount. That requires one bar of soap, & one cup each of the washing soda & borax. Wal Mart also sells the 5 gallon plastic buckets to make it in. It doesn't take very long to make, either. Trust me, if it was hard to do, I sure wouldn't be doing it!!!!!!
#76
I use Tide now and the one with the
eg on it because I got a new washer and it calls for that special soap. I was making my own soap and it was real easy to make and saved alot of money. I cannot use this in my new washer.
eg on it because I got a new washer and it calls for that special soap. I was making my own soap and it was real easy to make and saved alot of money. I cannot use this in my new washer.
#77
Try a second rinse with a good cup of vinegar. When my mom had my younger brother and sister, who were allergic to everything, did a second rinse on their clothes after the doctor mention it. He said it would remove the perfume, dyes, and chlorine. Worth a shot.
#79
Originally Posted by fayzer
Melaleuca scent free. This stuff is so concentrated that a bottle lasts for months. I am not a dealer for Melalecca, just a well satisfied customer.
#80
You should try making your own laundry soap. Look it up on the web. Maybe the recipe using a bar soap he's already comfortable with.. or there's always the old 20 Mule team/ Borax, Felsnapha (sp?) and baking soda.
I make my own body soap because of eczema... a wonderful superfatted all natural bar....ahhhhh.
I make my own body soap because of eczema... a wonderful superfatted all natural bar....ahhhhh.
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