Hi Jenifer! The link is hidden in the caption of the photo. :)
I've found most homemade laundry detergent recipes to be very similar. I like this particular link because she has simplified the steps nicely and made it less complicated than some other sites.
I use the homemade for all our everyday clothes. It does a pretty good job. I agree with the blogger that it takes awhile to re-train your brain that "suds don't equal clean." I think whenever you avoid sulfates, you will have less suds, but that doesn't mean it's not working! I still use storebought soap for Joel's office work clothes. I don't know why, I just do. :0)
And I would also recommend using a little MORE WATER than she suggests. It was definitely THICKER than some other recipes I've tried. If you use more water, obviously you would RAISE the amount-used-per-load, it just makes it easier to pour out of your jug.
I only made a 3/4 recipe because that's how much my stock pot will hold. I have been using Fels Naptha as the bar soap, as I had some left over from other recipes. I think I will try using Dove next time, just out of curiosity.
Have you tried your laundry detergent yet? I'd love the recipe if you're happy with how it works.
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DeleteThe link is hidden in the caption of the photo. :)
I've found most homemade laundry detergent recipes to be very similar. I like this particular link because she has simplified the steps nicely and made it less complicated than some other sites.
I use the homemade for all our everyday clothes. It does a pretty good job. I agree with the blogger that it takes awhile to re-train your brain that "suds don't equal clean." I think whenever you avoid sulfates, you will have less suds, but that doesn't mean it's not working! I still use storebought soap for Joel's office work clothes. I don't know why, I just do. :0)
And I would also recommend using a little MORE WATER than she suggests. It was definitely THICKER than some other recipes I've tried. If you use more water, obviously you would RAISE the amount-used-per-load, it just makes it easier to pour out of your jug.
I only made a 3/4 recipe because that's how much my stock pot will hold. I have been using Fels Naptha as the bar soap, as I had some left over from other recipes. I think I will try using Dove next time, just out of curiosity.
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