Can you use these oils in your homemade laundry detergent or homemade bar soap?
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No don't use it in your laundry soap. I've tried everything and oils make spots on your clothes and don't contribute to the smell that much. Message me back if you want more advice. I have been doing laundry soap for years and I have a great recipe.
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Yes, this can be used for soapmaking. It works better than other products that I have used.
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I use mine to make coconut oil soap, so I don't have an answer for you. Sorry.
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Only as a detergent booster..I combine this soda with borax and shaved Fels Naptha bar soap to make laundry detergent. Washing soda should not be confused with washing powder, which is a powdered soap used as a detergent; Washing soda when added to detergent helps remove stains and softens the water..
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I don't see why not I have used lavender essential oil and am currently using oil of thieves in mine, just be sure to fill with water to the line and then how ever many drops of oil you wish without being overpowering
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Laundry Detergent (I make my own)1 cup soap flakes1/2 cup washing soda - Arm & Hammer Washing Soda*1/2 cup baking soda - Arm & Hammer Baking Soda*2 tbsp. oxygen bleach - 20 Mule Team Borax*Mix ingredients together and store in a glass container. Use 1 tablespoon per load (2 for heavily soiled laundry), wash in warm or cold waterFor soft water: use 1 cup soap flakes, 1/4 cup washing soda and 1/2 cup baking soda. For hard water: use 1 cup soap flakes, 1 cup washing soda, and 1 cup baking soda.Note: This recipe can be safely used in HE washers.
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I've never tried it and I don't think I would. I think you would need so much in a washer so it's not diluted out that it wouldn't be worth while. Also it's an oil and likely would spot or stain clothing.
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Yes. These would make a great base or additive to a any liquid soap or hand sanitizer.
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Hi Sheryl,I don't see why not I use it for everything, making soap is how it started, then on my salads, I cook with it on the grill, I now use more hemp oil on my food then olive oil. Hope this helps, Dave W.
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Most definitely you can! You would only need to cut the blocks to the size you are comfortable using. Melt and pour would be needed if you wanted the soap to be molded, scented, and/or colored.
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On Pintrest there is something called Mom's super laundry sauce. The recipe calls for this, borax and Fels Naptha laundry bar. I have not used this alone, only in the bar and as a booster for Tide.
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Yes, I just use .25 percent of my laundry soap and add 2 capfuls of Dettol. Does a wonderful job of removing bad doers.
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Yes, I use it in mine. I don't use very much. I had to experiment with the quantity of sal suds. I use a slightly more than half the amount of normal liquid laundry soap.
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I've never use them for making soap but I have mix them in lotions and mineral oil and it worked well
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Yes, it can be used for laundry. I've heard of it being used directly in the washer, but I make a detergent that works better than anything I've ever used-- 1 cup each baking soda and washing soda, mix in 1/2 cup castile soap then 1 cup vinegar. It takes a lot of stirring (I use my kitchenAid mixer), but it turns back into a powder. I use 1/4-1/3 cup per large load and, man, are my clothes clean! Even dirty, sweaty work clothes and baby diapers come out smelling clean (not clean "scented", but actually clean) and they are soft because the vinegar acts as a fabric softener. People have complimented me on the softness of my fleece and don't really believe me when I tell them why!
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I am not sure about your question. I have this item in my laundry room and have my laundy soap, detergents etc on the shelves. Sorry I cannot help you with your question.
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Yes. I diluted my soap and added peppermint oil for hand soap and tea tree for a cleaner. It worked great