HOMEMADE LAUNDRY SOAP
Our family saves a lot of money using this for our laundry. These are all the items you need to make this very inexpensive, efficient laundry detergent that I use on all of our loads. It uses only 1 tsp. per load! Sometimes, towels and really dirty items, I might use 2, but really 1 is all you need.
You need a food processor, 1 large Zote bar, Superwashing Soda, and Borax. The Zote bar is usually at Walmart, but 2 Walmarts were out, so I found it at Smith's. The Superwashing Soda and Borax are at Walmart for sure. Each batch is less than $5 and lasts me over 6 months.
First, use the piece below on your food processor which says GRATE on it.
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| Cut the Zote bar into 3 pieces so they will fit in the chute of the food processor. Once you grate it up, it'll look the like long, stingy pieces below. |
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| Next, remove the grated Zote soap, take out the grater and add the blade piece. Add 2 cups each of the Superwashing Soda and Borax to the food processor. Then put the Zote soap on top as pictured below. |
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When it's all mixed up, it looks like this. It smells so good!
1 Tablespoon per load. Voila!
Homemade Laundry Soap
1 Zote bar
2 cups Super Washing Soda
2 Cups Borax
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