Recipe: Delicious Homemade Liquid Washing Detergent

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Homemade Liquid Washing Detergent. Becky starts by answering some questions about homemade liquid laundry detergent. Then she shows you how to make it. This makes a double strength soap, so before you use it, fill your gallon jug half way with water then fill the other half with your liquid laundry detergent.

Homemade Liquid Washing Detergent Make your own homemade liquid laundry soap you can feel good about. Simple ingredients make this soap easy. Simple, cost-effective, and much safer than most store-bought detergents. You can cook Homemade Liquid Washing Detergent using 6 ingredients and 11 steps. Here is how you cook it.

Ingredients of Homemade Liquid Washing Detergent

  1. 🢂 1 1/2 cup of Borax.
  2. 🢂 1 1/2 cup of Baking Soda Wash.
  3. 🢂 1 1/2 cup of (1-2 bars)Pure Vegetable Oil Soap(important ingredient to make it thick).
  4. 🢂 2 cup of Purex Crystals or Snuggles Scent Boosters.
  5. 🢂 6 cup of Water.
  6. 🢂 5 gallon of bucket with or without lid.

But with the arrival of our first child on the way and faced with the need to wash all of his clothes and bedding, I finally got the push I needed to finally make my own homemade laundry detergent with all-natural ingredients! This homemade liquid dishwasher detergent is made with natural ingredients like washing soda and essential oils to get dishes clean without the chemicals. With the right ingredients, your homemade liquid dishwasher detergent can clean just as well as the store bought stuff, without the side effects. Best homemade liquid laundry detergent recipe to make at home for all natural laundry, and very fresh clothes. wash clothes naturally, with diy detergent.

instructions Homemade Liquid Washing Detergent

  1. Put the 6 cups of water on low to medium heat..
  2. Grated soap into little pieces in a bowl.
  3. Add grated soap to hot water,stir to mix it together(not all the soap will melt,but turn the heat down and go to your next step).
  4. Mix the borax,baking soda wash,and scented crystals or boosters into the 5 gallon bucket (if you get the Snuggle Scented Boosters in the individual packs add 5-10(of course open and pour the powder in).
  5. Fill the 5 gallon bucket half full with hot water,now mix it together(Oh check your soap on the stove).I use an electric drill and a wire clothes hanger(formed into a mixer end)Stir ingredients in the 5 gallon until well blinded..
  6. Now add your soap to the 5 gallon bucket.(Note:All soap should be in a liquid state.).
  7. Fill the rest of the bucket with hot water(I try to leave aleast an inch of space at the top).
  8. Then stir until all is blended.Becareful if your using a drill because you will get a little trigger happy and before you know it you'll either be wearing or mopping up washing detergent.(Positive side of it is you'll smell awesome).
  9. Now that everything is blended you'll need to store the bucket in a cool dry location.(You can cover it with a lid,towel(Note hat if you cover it;it will keep the heat inside longer) or leave it open just make sure it will stay free of trash and etc.I use to place a lid and or towel over the top,but noticed it took longer and didn't gel like I wanted it too.So now I leave it uncovered.Made a bucket last night around 7 and before going to bed at 10 it cooled down enough then to gel just a little..
  10. Next the day(12-24 hours) make sure it's gelled to your liking.Now you've got to break up the gel or use your mixer to break it up(So much easier) into a really thick liquid.At this point you can either leave it in the bucket or place it into old washing liquid containers.I try to do half water and half washing liquid when I put it in containers.If left in the bucket you should use 1/4 cup of the detergent.If in containers along with added water I use maybe a 1/2 cup(Depending on what I'm washing).
  11. Note:There maybe little chucks of soap on top after gel,but you can either store them into an air tight container for later use(cleaning) or break those pieces up..

Because my baby has very sensitive skin, and cannot tolerate castile soap well, I save his clothes to wash all together and then I give them an. This homemade detergent is safe for septic tanks, and is completely biodegradable. *Note: you can skip the "dissolving in water" step and just blend the. Your homemade liquid dishwasher detergent is ready to use! Extra Tip: Add distilled vinegar to your dishwasher where the rinse aid goes for spot free sparkling dishes! Preparing DIY homemade liquid laundry detergent is easy and will cost just a few bucks.