Pins and needles
I just made my first batch of laundry soap. I gave it a tough task for its initial go around: Whites. They are swishing as I type. I can wait to see how they turn out.
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Well did it work?? I keep debating trying it and seeing how well it works. What about kid stains? And is it ok to use on HE washers... If it works I'm going to save so much money on laundry soap!:)
ReplyDeleteWhat did you think? I have been making my own for about 6 months. I make the liquid kind. The only thing I didn't like was that I couldn't "smell" the clean so I bought these downy smelly things and it makes a big difference. I love the cost savings. It cost me about 6 to make 5 gallons of soap. And those downy things were 5 with a coupon I think. Doesn't take much though.
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