so after it sits all nite...guess i can find out if it works! if it does.....its sure alot cheaper than buying detergent! 1|1|I'd love to know if it works, thanks!|glennie58|glenn_scott@alumni.ksg.harvard.edu|15:31:08|01/12/2009|
We are allergic to so many things! 2|1|Was it difficult to make?|Mackiesmudder|Mackiesmudder@aol.com|20:54:46|01/12/2009|
Cathie 3|2|I've heard from other boards home made is okay to use for a couple of months, but than after that the soap starts leaving a film on clothes.|HONEY11|HONEY1@AMERITECH.NET|21:03:05|01/12/2009|
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4|3|i dont see how it could leave a film on clothing....it looks..smells just like most any liquid detergent|couponsnsamples|cpsnsamples@aol.com|22:20:58|01/12/2009|
....they say to make sure u shake it up each time before using it.......was very easy to make....i will let u know tomorrow..if it works.....its gotta sit over nite 5|4|Film on clothes or there is a film on the top of the detergent?|aloha2u|alohamillion@yahoo.com|23:14:06|01/12/2009|
I have heard that a film develops but I think they meant it that it has a layer of film on the top of the homemade detergent but if you shake it up, it remixes fine for that use. Like it separates? But I could be wrong! 6|5|People state it leaves a soap film buildup over time on clothes, expecially if you have hard water, also some state your white clothes will start turning a grayish tinge|HONEY11|HONEY1@AMERITECH.NET|23:26:54|01/12/2009|
if you have hard water. I was gonna try to make my own years ago, but did'nt as we have hard water here. But possibly for those who have soft water it may work out fine for..
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7|6|That makes sense...keep us posted how this works out.|aloha2u|alohamillion@yahoo.com|09:48:02|01/13/2009|
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8|1|I have hard water and put in like a 1.2 cup or so of vinegar (m)|doycosmo|eddie2kevin@tampabay.rr.com|10:10:12|01/13/2009|
depending on the size of the load, when I put in detergent I also put in the vinegar, regular white distilled and it had never smelled up the laundry and actually if I have a small load and use the vinegar I do not need dryer sheets in the dryer, I notice if I have a lot of clothes I will get static even using vinegar but I love using vinegar in the wash machine, it also makes the clothes a bit softer, i guess from helping prevent the hard water damage?
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9|2|I do too, and vinegar kills germs on nasty teenage boy socks! LOL :)|saint6811|waylan@comcast.net|10:11:17|01/13/2009|
"Middle age is when you choose your cereal for the fiber, not the toy." 10|3|ok.........the verdict is in..................LOL|couponsnsamples|cpsnsamples@aol.com|16:05:00|01/13/2009|
this stuff cleans pretty darn good........only thing i see wrong with it........it does not make suds.....very well.......all in all........for the price it cost to make 10 gallons.....its worth the time......if u have room to store it...... 11|4|sounds perfect for HE washing machines|aloha2u|alohamillion@yahoo.com|16:06:58|01/13/2009|
as they need the low suds.
I would love to get your recipe for use after I use up all my pyrex he detergent.
Thanks for posting!
Stacey 12|5|Directions on the Duggar Family web site...Link inside|bluh2oeyes|bluh2oeyes@yahoo.com|18:25:38|01/13/2009|
http://www.duggarfamily.com/recipes.html
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