Arm and hammer diy laundry detergent

This recipe for DIY powder laundry detergent is easy and the best I've ever used. You can use bar soap like Fels Naptha or Zote along with washing soda and Borax and voila, natural detergent that really works.

Remember the cleaning tips your grandma and grampa gave you? Those cleaning tips still work today!

Remember when I made my own laundry detergent? We have loved the results and still have not had to remake any detergent. Folks, I made that first batch of soap in January! It's October and I still have quite a bit left. But you're probably wondering why I'm posting about laundry detergent again. Well, as military life goes, my hubby is leaving for an extended period of time and will find himself living the bachelor life, which includes doing his own laundry. (Don't get me wrong, he knows…

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Are you using homemade laundry detergent or considering making it? You need to read this first because it may not work as well as you think and may actually harm your clothes and washer. I'm

Want to save money without sacrificing the cleanliness of your clothes? Look no further! This 3-ingredient laundry detergent recipe is perfect for you.

Are you using homemade laundry detergent or considering making it? You need to read this first because it may not work as well as you think and may actually harm your clothes and washer. I'm

Borax and Arm and Hammer Super Washing Soda

Here's a super simple Whipped Cream Super Laundry Soap, Do It Yourself laundry soap detergent recipe that doesn't leave any residue on clothing, gets nearly every stain known to man out the first time around and smells clean and fresh- oh and did I mention that it costs about $1.76 for 128 loads of laundry?

I've been on a green and homesteading kick lately, so today I'm going to share with you how to make your own homemade laundry detergent. It's all natural, non-toxic, and oh by the way... you can save $70 or more a year! Hello frugal living!