ah tyvm I am a subscriber to FrugalKiwi.Will check through her posts.1.3rd of a cup ok.
lindylambchops1,
Feb 16, 2:33am
Stooopid fingers 1/3 of a cup!
annie.nz,
Feb 17, 1:51pm
This is mine, it cleans really well.I've been using it for a couple of years, all good.I found the soap-based recipes did make the clothes dull and scummed up the washing machine over time.
You need: 2 litre container (I use a childproof dishwashing powder container) 250ml or so cup (I use a disposable cup) washing soda Laundry powder (I use 2 packets of EcoStore powder a year - 2 people)
Put 2/3 c washing soda into container (I mix with water and pour in from a disposable cup) Fill to within 5" or so of the top with warm water Add 1 scoop of EcoStore washing powder mixed with water Top up the container with water, shake a few times to mix (over the tub if you're unsure of the lid). I use 1/2 c for a small load, 1c for a really grubby full load.
Really cheap, works better than any laundry powder or liquid I have tried, no perfume and minimal ecologically damaging chemicals into the waterways or ocean afterwards.
parkvale58956,
Feb 17, 3:18pm
Baking soda :-)
r-mvz,
Feb 17, 8:52pm
This looks interesting, will give it a try.
r-mvz,
Jul 29, 6:40pm
Hi there. I have used this recipe and have found that my husband's and daughter's eczema has calmed down. Many thanks.
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