One of the biggest expenses that I run across when I wash my clothes is the laundry soap. Because of my family’s allergies and desire to go organic, I have a hard time finding affordable soap that actually works. I have scoured stores and clipped coupons, but it is always hard to find.
Then I found out that I could make my own laundry soap, and it works great. This simple recipe can be changed depending on your family’s needs and desires. As a matter of fact, I add a scoop of Oxyclean to my heavily-soiled loads, but this laundry soap really does get your clothes clean and smelling fresh. I also switch out the bar soap I add to a handmade type that I found at my local farmer’s market, so feel free to find your own additions and substitutions to the recipe!
Tools needed:
· Grater
· Measuring cup
· Spoon
· Airtight container
Ingredients:
· 1 box (Arm & Hammer) Washing Soda
· 1 box (20 Mule Team) Borax
· 1 pack of (Ivory) Bar Soap
The names in parenthesis are the brand names I can find, but you can use whatever you find and are comfortable with. The Borax and Washing Soda can be found on the laundry aisle of your local supermarket. You should use your preferred bar soap type and scent.
Instructions:
1. Grate one bar (Read More....)






