Those Of You Who Make Laundry Soap ....

[Guest guest]

Merry Christmas!

 

Here is a question for those of you who make your own laundry soap ....

how well does it work, and does it work for everything and in all water

temps? I mean, I've read that laundry detergent was created (in part)

cause laundry soap left a film on clothes that had synthetic fibers, so

they made synthetic soap for synthetic clothes ... Does it work well for

all your laundry needs, or do you still need a detergent or " Woolite " ,

etc... for some wash articles?

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

[Guest guest]

I agree with you on the hard water it will make the clothes dingy looking. I

think it works best with soft water so I have been told.

 

Helaine

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Chris,

 

Merry Christmas back 'atcha!!! I used to make my own laundry soap and after

about two month of using it I noticed that ALL of our clothes were dingy

looking. I went back to Arm & Hammer. We have very hard water, so that may

have been the problem.

Linda

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Chris Ziegler

Tuesday, December 25, 2001 4:53 PM

Those Of You Who Make Laundry Soap ....

 

 

Merry Christmas!

 

Here is a question for those of you who make your own laundry soap ....

how well does it work, and does it work for everything and in all water

temps? I mean, I've read that laundry detergent was created (in part)

cause laundry soap left a film on clothes that had synthetic fibers, so

they made synthetic soap for synthetic clothes ... Does it work well for

all your laundry needs, or do you still need a detergent or " Woolite " ,

etc... for some wash articles?

 

*Smile*

Chris (list mom)

 

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

[Guest guest]

I too made my own laundry soap for quite a while. I

finally noticed a ring around the inside of the

washing machine at the water level I used most. I too

went back to the old way, Arm & Hammer.

 

Judy

 

 

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[Guest guest]

I make my own laundry soap and love it. I usually use the soap that

didn't quite turn out the way I wanted, grind it up, and add baking

soda, borax, some orange eo, lemon eo, and a floral eo (lavender,

jasmine, etc - whatever hits me at the time). The baking soda and

borax (which I added to store bought soap when i used it) helps clean

the clothes and keep them bright. The citrus eo's also help to clean

by cutting grease and they leave a fresh clean smell.....I won't go

back to using store bought laundry soaps. (I liked arm and hammer

too.) I also clean my fine washables with my bar soap. Does a good

job. I wash in cold, warm and hot, all seem to clean good....and I

don't get the ichys or rashes that store bought soap had a habit of

giving me...

Carol

 

, Chris Ziegler <chrisziggy1@a...> wrote:>

> Here is a question for those of you who make your own laundry

soap ....

> how well does it work,