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January 26, 2013 at 9:51 pm #314331
wdw3264
Back around Aug/Sept, 2012, I decided to go even more frugle that I already had been, so, I decided to try out the myo liquid laundry detergent. i was delighted on how much money this was going to save me, making gallons for 1/2 the price it costs for a smaller bottle of the major brand detergent.
To start off, we have a Samsung front loading he washer. i am a retired/disabled construction worker, my wife is a cna, much of my clothes fairly old and worn(especially my old 15-20+ year old Camel T-shirts) so I really couldn’t go by them, my wife, washes her clothes in the major brand detergent, so, only thing I could go by was our bath towels and wash clothes, which one set is white, the other light blue.After approx. 5 months, I asked my wife if she would get me a towel out of the dryer, so I could take a shower, thats when I really noticed just how dirty and dingy they have become, even after adding an oxy booster to each load, they still become dirty and dingy.
So in the long run, I really don’t think it is all that frugle making your own liquid laundry detergentThe recipe I went by was: Liquid Laundry Detergent Recipe #1 on this sight. I’m sorry to say for long term use, it does not work, occasional use would probably be great. Would help to take the edge off the over inflated prices of the main brand detergents -
January 27, 2013 at 9:04 pm #436755
laxmom
Unfortunately, I found the same thing for the batch that I made. I too was excited to think about all the savings that find their way into my pocket! I can only surmise that my batch did not set up correctly as I read so many wonderful things about homemade laundry detergents.
Oh well.
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January 28, 2013 at 2:21 am #436771
Virginia
I have learned whether using homemade detergent or not, putting one cup of vinegar in your rinse cycle (put it in the fabric softener slot) keeps build-up down in your washing machine, and leaves clothes cleaner and softer. Also, Homemade liquid versions of laundry detergents WILL lose power over time, so I would make smaller batches. Hope this helps.Thanks; Virginia
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March 29, 2013 at 6:26 pm #438316
bethaliz6894
i found the homemade stuff wasn’t as good either until i added a tad more to help over come the ‘brick hard’ hard water. this water is so bad it can give you a black eye. 😀 i use 1/2 cup of liquid to a 15 pound load of clothes.
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April 7, 2013 at 4:54 am #438637
CulArtStudent
considering that from November of last year until the end of March this year, I had well over 100 coupons for FREE Arm & Hammer Laundry soap, I haven’t bothered to make my own or pay out of pocket… I have stocked up my house (for the next 5 years or so), plus my Dad’s house (for the rest of his life, I am sure), and a few friends and other relatives…
It’s better to look for coupons for free soap or discount coupons and then watch the sales!
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April 7, 2013 at 7:22 pm #438654
bethaliz6894
wow, how did you get so many coupons for free arm and hammer? I am so jealous of you. 🙂 -
April 7, 2013 at 7:35 pm #438660
MrsPaws
@CulArtStudent 285087 wrote:
considering that from November of last year until the end of March this year, I had well over 100 coupons for FREE Arm & Hammer Laundry soap, I haven’t bothered to make my own or pay out of pocket… I have stocked up my house (for the next 5 years or so), plus my Dad’s house (for the rest of his life, I am sure), and a few friends and other relatives…
It’s better to look for coupons for free soap or discount coupons and then watch the sales!wow…
how did you amass that many coupons on the same product…and free to boot…
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