How to make your own Laundry Detergent at Home for Pennies a Load!
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not sure if i'm going to the right blog, but your blog seems like a commercial search engine type. Has the web address changed?
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I did not follow your instructions as I had read that the nelfad soap would work... WRONG! It does not look like your video, and it is not sudsing at all. I will not give up until I get it right... Thanks for your video.
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hows that making ur own when ur using laundry soap to make it js
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@lockhart36 Never mind, 1/4 cup. I see it now. :)
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Great! Thank you.
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Thanks for the recipe! Just one question, how much do you use per load?
lockhart36 4 weeks ago
@lockhart36 -- Depending on how much water I use or what brand of laundry soap I have on hand ... I'll use 3 TBL to a half cup.
CoolKarmaVideo 4 weeks ago
Do you ever add essential oil? I found the Duggar Family recipe said add 10-15 drops per 2 gallons of detergent. I JUST started using the detergent I made and I had to add 10 drops to ONE re-used Tide container of 100 oz before I got a load of laundry that even gave off a scent after it was done. (I don't want alot of scent, just a hint). Do you (or anyone) have an opinion of if this is okay?
68mochagirl 1 month ago
@68mochagirl -- If you add essential oils for the purpose of leaving a scent on your clothes you are going to be wasting alot of money as most will go down the drain. I have a spray bottle that I fill with deluted theives oil (see my video for making home made theives). If I want a "scent" on my clothes, I lightly spray them when I hang them on the line to dry. If you use dryer .. why not try light spray after they come out?
CoolKarmaVideo 1 month ago
Can I use liquid castile?
bgkaay8 1 month ago
@bgkaay8 -- I did once when I didn't have any of my laundry bars. Worked fine for me. Was just a bit more costly.
CoolKarmaVideo 1 month ago