November 23, 2024

VIDEO: 2 Ingredient Laundry Soap~


A simple 2 ingredient homemade laundry detergent that is working great and saving money for us on the homestead! Borax free!
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27 thoughts on “VIDEO: 2 Ingredient Laundry Soap~

  1. Loved your video! I’d love to make you two questions 🙂

    First) You said you make a liquid detergent, could you maybe make a video (or just quickly write a response) on how you make that? That would be awesome.

    Second) I loved the fact that you showed the “basic” recipe so that anyone can add anything they like. Maybe you can tell us what other things you usually like to add to your homemade detergents. You talked about lemon essential oil for de-greasing, but do you have other tips and tricks for further ingredients you can add?

    Thanks again for a super clear and straight forward video! Have a great day!

  2. Just a tip, Zote flakes can be frugally made at home if you don't mind a little extra work and some time. Take a bar of Zote, grate it with a cheese grater (you can even use the side that will make the widest shavings), place the shavings on a baking sheet or large dish (be sure to label it as soap because it will look like shaved coconut), and let it dry out at room temp for 3 days or so. You'll know it's dry when it easily crumbles in your hands and it will have a crisp sound. Place the flakes in a baggie or mason jar (be sure to clearly label and keep out of children's reach) and that's it!

  3. Well thank you for your video, after reading all the comments I am worried about my plumbing using certain waxy soaps. Could you tell me what recipe for home laundry soap is the best??

  4. Zote is now $8.00 per bar. Walmart does not have it either, very hard to find. The flakes are more expensive than the bar. The Arm and Hammer is expensive too.

  5. My ingredients have been sitting around for awhile, but now I'm finally ready to try this. I recently moved to a house that runs on a septic system, and that makes me nervous. However, I think this recipe will be fine as long as I measure it out and use hot water to turn the detergent into a liquid before adding to the machine.

  6. I have made this, but with Borax. Am trying this as time to make more. And yes, my original recipe works great in a HE machine. This is one less ingredient, meaning machine doesn't get the buildup. Thank you. Will try.

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