We make our own laundry soap!

Annmaree - posted on 02/12/2009

Oh yes please!  Can I have the recipe too?!

Angela - posted on 02/11/2009

I would love to recipe!

Carmen - posted on 02/11/2009

wow! does it work. thats a great idea. please let me know the recipe. thanks

Mary - posted on 02/11/2009

May I have this recipe PLEASE!!!
I do so much laundry I feel like its my job haha
Thanks!

Chris - posted on 02/11/2009

I would love to get the recipe as well.

Ruth - posted on 02/11/2009

I Would love to have the recipe. 

Pam - posted on 02/11/2009

Brandi, thanks for posting the idea of a homemade detergent.  I have found a couple of recipes that I will try.  I would never have thought of making my own before your post.

Taryn - posted on 02/11/2009

would like the recipe.

Jennifer - posted on 02/11/2009

i would llike the recipe please

Jennifer - posted on 02/11/2009

i vwould like the recipe

Rachel - posted on 02/11/2009

Brandi, is the Duggar's recipe the one you use?

Ann - posted on 02/11/2009

I would love the recipe I spend so much on detergent, and I really am trying to save money wherever I can thanks so much

Tiffany - posted on 02/11/2009

id like the recipe please

Janice - posted on 02/10/2009

I would love to have the recipe for the Laundry soap

Kelly - posted on 02/10/2009

I'm feeling your frustration Liz....the messages keep pouring in that people want this recipe!! I don't think it's you!

Nicole - posted on 02/10/2009

OMG, yes please send it to me

Liz - posted on 02/10/2009

Where's the recipe? I keep getting messages that it's on this post but I don't see it! Am I doing something wrong?

Beverly - posted on 02/10/2009

Quoting Brandi:

We make our own laundry soap!

It costs about $2 for 6 months of laundry soap. Let me know if you want the recipe!

Andrea - posted on 02/10/2009

Hi, I'm not a hands on person, but this sounds like something I can do with my little one.  He likes to help me pick out stuff.  Would like to try ur recipe please..... Thanks a bunch!

Lioness - posted on 02/10/2009

love to have it

Emma - posted on 02/10/2009

yes please, i get trough loads of washing

Janie - posted on 02/10/2009

I do what is it?

Janie

Laura-leigh - posted on 02/10/2009

wow that sounds great --yes please send me how to make it thanks leigh

Connie - posted on 02/09/2009

Aren't any of you scared of using this on your almost 1000 dollar HE washers?  Someone who actually has used this for any length of time in their expensive washing mashine please let me know what it does.  I have never spent this kind of money on anything in my whole house so I am a little scared.

Doris - posted on 02/09/2009

hello Brandi, do you want to share your recipe of your soap? thanks

Yanika - posted on 02/09/2009

no problemo, let me know how your batch turns out.

Shannon - posted on 02/09/2009

sweet! thanks yanika!! ;-)

Yanika - posted on 02/09/2009

You should be able to find it at walmart or evn at your local grocery store. Its located with other laundry soap products. good luck :)

Shannon - posted on 02/09/2009

Where do I find fels-naptha soap? Does wal-mart or target carry it?

Monique - posted on 02/09/2009

I would like the recipe please :-)))))))))))))

Brenda - posted on 02/09/2009

I would like the recipe too, please.

Yanika - posted on 02/09/2009

thats fels-naptha soap BAR to avoid confusion.

Yanika - posted on 02/09/2009

I found a recipe everyone!! im not sure if its the same as Brandi's, but im going to try it out!
homemade laundry soap!

4 cups hot water
1 fels-naptha soap bare(can also use ivory, sunlight, or an organic and soft on babys skin soap like Rocky Mountain, natural baby)
1 cup washing soda
1/2 cup borax
10-15 drops essential oils (lavendar, rosemary, tea tree etc..)

1. grate bar of soap and add to saucepan with 4 cups hot water, stir continually over med heat until soap dissolves and melts
2. fill 5 gallon bucket half full of hot water, add makted soap, washing soda, borax, and any essential oil of your choice.
3. fill bucket to top with more hot water, stir. cover and let stand overnight to thicken.
4.Stir before each use.
5. recycle one of your old plastic (with measuring lid) laundry soap containers (first clean thouroughly) fill half of pre-made soap mix, and fill th erest with room temp water. shake before each use(will gel)

yields 10 gallons of soap!!
happy soap making everyone :)

Shannon - posted on 02/09/2009

I would love the recipe. Are the ingredients hard to find?

Lacey - posted on 02/09/2009

i would love the recipe

Yanika - posted on 02/09/2009

Would love the recipe!!! is it gentle enough for kids clothing?our little one has sensitive skin.

Liz - posted on 02/09/2009

Yes I want the recipe!! It is gentle to your clothes or does it leave a residue? thanks..

Kelly - posted on 02/09/2009

Could I get the recipe too please??

Kimberley - posted on 02/09/2009

I have seen 20 children and more... on TLC, did make homemade laundry soap that takes so long to empty and worth save money...Can you send me a recipe? Email me kdnavy2@aol.com TTY

Christine - posted on 02/08/2009

Would you please send me the recipe?  I would really appreciate it!

Jo - posted on 02/08/2009

I would like the recipe too please !!!!

ERIN - posted on 02/08/2009

Quoting Brandi:

We make our own laundry soap!

It costs about $2 for 6 months of laundry soap. Let me know if you want the recipe!

Please send me your recipe,Thank you.

ERIN - posted on 02/08/2009

Quoting Brandi:

We make our own laundry soap!

It costs about $2 for 6 months of laundry soap. Let me know if you want the recipe!

Please send me your recipe,Thank you.

ERIN - posted on 02/08/2009

Quoting Brandi:

We make our own laundry soap!

It costs about $2 for 6 months of laundry soap. Let me know if you want the recipe!

Please send me your recipe,Thank you.

Retha - posted on 02/08/2009

Hi Brandi, in this time of economy, it might help to make my laundy soap I would love the recipe

Christina - posted on 02/08/2009

I would love to know the recipe!!That is an excellent savings.

Shannon - posted on 02/07/2009

Sounds great can I have your recipe too please,and thank you :)

Holly - posted on 02/07/2009

Me too, me too PLEASE!!

Rebecca - posted on 02/07/2009

I would love it too!!!!

Marion - posted on 02/07/2009

l would love your recipe please! from Maz