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Originally Posted by AreYouReady?
I make my own laundry soap. The only problem I ever had with the soap is that it was taking swaths of color out of t-shirts and other clothing. I think that the borax and washing soda is the culprit. So now I make sure that the washer is filled with water and mixes well before I put my clothes in.
Also, after washing awhile with this soap, the clothes did not smell fresh, so I put just a little bit of fabric softener in and that freshens them nicely.
I figured up that 5 gallons of my own laundry soap cost me $1.30/gallon to make. I figured up that my ingredients would make approximately 20 gallons of soap by the time I got to the end of the box. Pretty good eh?
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That was the first lesson I learned with my own laundry soap. I have to fill the washer with water, make sure the soap is mixed in well, and THEN put the clothes in. But if I make the liquid version of this soap, it's not as crucial. On the other hand, making the dry version is so much easier, so that's what I do
Do you do the dry or the liquid?
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