6 cups (there is acutually a little more but I am rounding to what I will use) in the soda $3.25 a box rounded
to $.55 a batch
9 cups in the borax (Once again a little more then that) $3.40 a box rounded
to $.40 cents a batch
$.50 cent for a bar of soap ( I usually
can pick up a double pack of bar soap for $1)
So that is about $1.45 for 2 gallons of
laundry soap. Using ½ cup per load. So that is a little over $.02 a
load.... It took me about 30 min including clean up.....
1
bar of soap (I would have used Ivory since that is what I use for
stain removal but I had a bunch of hotel soaps that I used in place
of a large bar)
1 cup of Borax
1 cup of washing soda
a big pot ( that holds more than 2 gallons – I picked mine up this morning at a yard sale for $3 NEVER use it for anything other then the laundry soap!)
a grater
a funnel
a long spoon (you want to keep this ONLY for soap in the future)
2 empty gallon Milk jugs
1 cup of Borax
1 cup of washing soda
a big pot ( that holds more than 2 gallons – I picked mine up this morning at a yard sale for $3 NEVER use it for anything other then the laundry soap!)
a grater
a funnel
a long spoon (you want to keep this ONLY for soap in the future)
2 empty gallon Milk jugs
Grate
your bar of soap, fill up a milk jug full to the top of warm water
and dump in with the soap. Bring this to a boil. Make sure the bar of
soap is dissolved then add the cup of Borax and the cup of Washing
Soda. Turn down the heat and mix it all together until its all
dissolved. This will coagulate (thicken) when it does that turn off
the heat and add in a 2nd
gallon of water, make sure its cool this time. Stir it together. This
should be cool enough to funnel into to jugs!
My jugs are lacking a little product... I had a tragic pouring accident.
Walla! It was that easy!!
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