for you.
Home made laundry detergent
Pour
4 cups hot water into the bucket. Now add your soap mixture and
stir.
Now add 1 gallon plus 6 cups of water and stir.
Finally, add your favorite essential oil, I would probably add 30-60
drops of oil. (you may choose more or less) My favorites are
Lemon, Citrus Bliss and Purify. Youcan obviously use whatever
scent you want. The EO will make the soap a more effective
cleanser, make the soap more effective at getting rid of bacteria
and microbes, and will of coarse make your laundry smell incredible.
Let the soap sit for about 24 hours and it will gel. You use ½ cup
per load.
**A few things to note about the soap**
~The finished soap will not be a solid gel. It will be more of a
watery gel that has been accurately described as an "egg noodle soup"
look.
~The soap is a low sudsing soap. So if you don't see suds, that is
ok. Suds are not what does the cleaning, it is the ingredients in
the
soap.
~If you have an old liquid laundry bottle, it is easy to put your
home
made
soap in it to take advantage of what is usually an easy dispenser.
~Because this recipe includes far less chemical than other laundry
soaps,
ie, cleaners, dyes, fragrance, you will find it to be great for
allergies, and
I feel better about it not being carcinogenic.
On Jan 25, 1:47 pm, heather gunnerson <chgunner...@gmail.com> wrote:
> can you share the laundry soap recipe please ?
>
> On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 1:20 PM, Heidi Rummler Boyd
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> <spunkyspr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > when I cloth diapered, I cut up old flannel baby blankets and used old baby
> > washclothes...both worked great!
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> > On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 12:34 AM, Ginny Eiseman <gi...@kpunet.net> wrote:
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> >> My first thought would be diaper flannel. Its thin, soft and inexpensive.
> >> Are you going to have a layer of anything between the ZORB and baby? I had
> >> never heard of it so I googled it. Here is an article that might help when
> >> you go to make it. Looks like she made insert pads for the diapers.
> >>http://www.northernbaby.com/2009/08/23/zorb-love-it-or-hate-it/
> >> gin
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> >> On 1/24/2012 9:17 PM, mjkw wrote:
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> >>> Okay so I have been tampering with the idea of doing this because of
> >>> cost effectiveness and Eco-friendliness. I have looked up the recipes
> >>> that you have on here for laundry detergent and homemade baby wipes,
> >>> and I have to say that I am sooo excited to try them.
> >>> But here is where I need help... As far as having cloth wipes I am a
> >>> bit nervous about that part... I have found the fabric that I want to
> >>> make my diapers out of which is ZORB because of its absorb-ability and
> >>> it is anti-bacterial and doesn't hold in smell, however it holds over
> >>> 20x its weight in liquid so I am not sure I would want that in wipes.
> >>> But I don't know.... I have no idea what fabric I would want to use in
> >>> wipes.
> >>> Also the nature of having cloth diapers and wipes, I would love any
> >>> suggestions on whether or not I need to do anything extra to my
> >>> laundry detergent to make sure, sure that everything gets clean,
> >>> odorless and stain free whether it is with the oils or other wise.
>
> >>> Rob,
> >>> I am so excited to try your laundry soap recipe!
>
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