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Liquid Laundry Detergent




Source of Recipe


Money Crashers


Recipe Introduction


If you’re doing multiple loads of laundry per week, those bottles can go fast – and add up in price. An alternative is to stop buying detergent and start whipping up some of your own. Sound daunting? It actually can be done easily with just a few common household products.


List of Ingredients




2 gallons hot water

1 bar soap, grated

2 cups baking soda



Recipe



1. Melt bar soap in a pan with just enough boiling water to cover. Stir until the soap is completely melted.

2. In large pail or bucket, pour in 2 gallons of hot water. Add the melted soap.

3. Add the baking soda, and stir well. Use 1/2 cup per load, or more for oversized or very soiled loads of laundry