Homemade Laundry Detergent - More Bang For Your Buck!

Making homemade laundry detergent for a simple way to clean your laundry. Homemade laundry detergent requires only a few ingredients. If you have a little time, you can save hundreds of dollars per year!

The primary reason people use homemade laundry detergent to save money. Store, you are paying mostly for packaging. A small amount of money, you buy enough material for more than a year's worth of detergent can make!

Materials can be purchased at your local grocery or chain superstore. However, some co-ops, are available in natural food and specialty stores, or ordered online. If you would like fragrance in detergents, essential oils you, who can add can be purchased online.

Here are two common recipes:

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Liquid Laundry Detergent:

1 / 3 cup Fels-naptha soap bar ®, grated 1 / 2 soda 1 / 2 cup Borax Washing Cup

6 cups of water in a pan and heat with the Fels-naptha soap bar until broken ®. Melt the 1 / 2 cup washing soda, 1 / 2 cup borax, and stir into mixture. Remove from heat. In a two gallon bucket, put 1 quart of warm water, add the soap. Mix. Fill the bucket with cold water. Mix well until blended. Set aside for 24 hours. It will gel a little, but mostly is a liquid. Shake or stir before using t mix. Each load 1 / 2 cup use.

Powder Laundry Detergent:

1 Fels-naptha soap bar ® cup, grated 1 / 2 cup washing soda 1 / 2 cup borax

For a light load, use 1 tsp. For heavy or heavily soiled loads, use 2 tsp.

Fels-naptha ® Laundry soap bar soap bar or in your regular supermarket's laundry aisle. If you can not find it, try instead of Ivory or Octagon soap.

Super Washing Soda: Washing soda is found in your supermarket's laundry detergent aisle. Baking soda should not be used in place of washing soda. They are completely different products.

Borax: Also found in the laundry detergent aisle. 20 Mule Team Borax ® is a brand name.

Some people wonder what exactly the homemade detergent will clean your clothes. The answer is yes, many would argue out clothes cleaner, whiter, and brighter come on! Washing soda and borax laundry boosters both.

The difference between store bought and homemade detergent that is store bought detergents harmful chemicals. Homemade soap does not contain harsh chemicals. In addition, commercial detergents that will dull with time, and brown, your clothes, use of fillers. The fillers are often the cheapest detergents.