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Liquid Laundry Soap




Source of Recipe


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List of Ingredients




1 bar soap. I use home made, but Ivory should work fine for those
who don't make their own soap.
1 1/2 cups washing soda (found in the laundry detergent aisle)
1 1/2 cups borax
2 quarts water





Recipe



Warm the water on the stove and dissolve the washing soda and borax in it, stirring gently. Grate and add the soap and continue stirring til it's all incorporated. Don't overheat it.
If you save the gel in this form you only need a tablespoon or two for every load, but it becomes a VERY thick gel that can be hard to scoop! I usually add about 2 more quarts of water and use about 1/4 cup per load.