Showing posts with label laundry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label laundry. Show all posts
Saturday, November 23, 2013
Dryer Sheet Replacement
In the pursuit to eliminate extra chemicals from our environment... I started using just a tin foil ball to soften and eliminate static in our dryer.
This could just be the easiest thing you do to eliminate a list of chemicals and save your family money.
All you need is a piece of brand-new tin foil that is about 2 feet long. Then let your kids crumb it up into a ball. Place the ball in the dryer with the wet clothes and set the dryer as you always do.
DONE!
You can make several of these dryer balls but one will do the trick. It can't get any easier than this!
Friday, April 12, 2013
Homemade Laundry Detergent
Being a frugal girl, I don't like paying for anything that literally gets washed down the drain. Laundry detergent can not only be expense but can also have extra ingredients that can be irritating to your loved ones skin.
How about spending less than $2.50 for laundry detergent that makes 96 loads? Sounds good to me. That comes in at 2 cents per load!
There are several laundry detergent recipes out there but simplicity and with only 3 ingredients makes this one easy to make. We have been using this recipe for over a month and have no complaints!
Homemade Laundry Detergent3 cups Borax3 cups Washing Soda3 cups Bar Soap, grated finelyCombine equal parts of the above ingredients in a large container that has an airtight lid.Use 1 tablespoon per large load.
The bar soap can be any type your prefer. You can certainly by "laundry soap" in the laundry detergent aisle at any big box store. Do not use a moisturizing bar of soap as can contain oils. You can grate the soap or place cut up pieces in a food processor or any large capacity blender.
Pictured above, I have left a restaurant plastic spoon in the container. Use 2 spoonfuls to equal 1 Tablespoon.
From start to finish the process can take less than 10 minutes and last for months.
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