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I'm a displaced South/Central Texan living in Louisville Kentucky
I am a princess because I am a child of the Risen King! My background is Baptist, but believe I have a relationship not a religion. I married my childhood sweetheart and together we have raised two wonderful children and got them married off. I love everything about being a wife and mother. Now guess what? I am going to be a GRANDMA!! We are so excited for this next step in our lives.

Thursday, January 27, 2011

Making Laundry Soap = Doing Laundry

Today started like most of my days. At my laptop with my coffee looking at blogs, when lo-and behold there it was, something really new! I mean I am always looking at recipe’s but this one is for laundry soap. Yes, laundry soap!

I stopped in on a blog I love to look at http://somedaysarediamonds-karen.blogspot.com/ I mean come on just name makes ya wanna look doesn’t it? Well Some days are like diamonds and I think today is one of them.

She had posted about her new adventure in making homemade laundry soap that she found from her friends blog.  At first I thought wow, good for her, good for them! But why? I continued to read and was intrigue by how EASY and CHEAP it seemed to be!  

SO

Off to the store I go. I’m going to get all this wonderful stuff and leave Martha Stewart in my dust! I hit Wal – Mart they usually have everything like this. No such luck you need to buy Arm and Hammer Washing Soda from an ACE Hardware dealer so a stop at Lowes and I was ready to try this.


3 bars Fels Naptha Bar Soap - each bar is 5 1/2 oz. OR

USE PINK ZOTE THE BEST! USE 1~1/3 bars

4 lbs. Borax

4 lbs. Arm & Hammer Washing Soda

4 lbs. Arm & Hammer Baking Soda

Mix and store in airtight container.

1 to 2 tablespoons per load.


Buy all these
 Grate this

Mix and store




Add 1/2 cup of white vinegar to the rinse cycle to soften fabric, brighten whites and eliminate cling. No vinegar smell left on clothes! 



Mmm The smell of fresh Laundry........

1 comment:

Naomi Devlin said...

That's a great idea! I love the packaging on that arm and hammer and the zote soap seems to have come from another era!

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