Castille soap laundry detergent recipe

Here's a list of castile soap uses that you may not have thought of before. They're all natural and non toxic!

Does homemade laundry soap actually work as well as store-bought brands? I tested out a common online DIY recipe to find out.

🌀 Craft a gentle, eco-friendly laundry soap at home! Borax-free, perfect for sensitive skin & fabrics. 🌼

1. Mix It With Epsom Salt Here is a little bit of chemistry lesson for those who haven't been in a high school classroom in decades (like myself). Two categories of substances are basis and acids. Bases or alkaline are substances that are usually slippery and bitter as a taste. Bases have a PH that

I've been making my own homemade laundry detergent for a few years now. As much as I loved my powder laundry detergent AND my previous liquid laundry detergent, I grew tired of grating soap. When I saw a pin on Pinterest from One Good Thing from Jilly on No-Grate Laundry Detergent, I clicked on it right away!

One simple, natural, cost-effective product that can pretty much do it all! Dive into the many amazing uses for castile soap.

DIY LAUNDRY SOAP RECIPE with Dr Bronner's 2 cups hot water ⅓ cup of salt {works as a abrasive to help clean stains} 1 cup of washing soda {found in laundry aisle} can also just use plain baking soda! 1 cup Dr. Bronner’s Castile Soap in liquid form {Found in the natural body products section at my Meijer. I adore the scent of the French Lavender!} Clean empty gallon milk jug

Two for the price of one! Get two easy recipes for natural laundry detergent liquid. Both rate an A on EWG scale, make small batches, and are affordable.

This 3-ingredient homemade dish soap cuts through grease easily, saves money, and is filled with natural ingredients like essential oils.