Testing Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap for laundry

[AmandaLovesOldFords]

That sounds like really expensive laundry detergent if you're using that much for each load...

[billiegurl]

I use this stuff and water and essential oils (I'll be adding baking soda too next time ) make my own soap for the laundry. I also use the soap one part to three parts, water and essential oils to make foam hand soap etc too

[twochinsmma]

Both options are overpriced. Compare the quantity and price vs a brand like ecos or seventh generation. The cheapest cleanest way is to make your own laundry detergent with natural soap shavings, borax and washing soda.

[monical.]

I've been using Dr Bronner's for years to wash my clothes. I only have to use a few drops and it gets the whole load clean.

[joshuawilliams]

Add 1/3 cup per batch of detergent. You're using way too much

[DustinBlythe]

There's a detailed scientific explanation but per Lisa Bronner the form of SLS in Sal Suds is not harmful, particularly if it's rinsed off as it would be in laundry usage.

[TrailBlazerAZ]

I heard that if you have an HE machine, you only need a couple of tablespoons. That would change the math on the cost per load substantially, but again it depends on the type of washer you have.

[betinabinah]

Are you using the unscented one? I was researching to help my cat with itching and then I saw your video. Thank you for your time

[jasonvoorhees]

Thats entirely too much soap. Using a lot of soap actually doesn't wash completely out of your clothes so when they dry dirt will stick to them. It's scientifically proven that less soap = cleaner clothes.

[wjgegnl]

I couldn’t believe you dumped it on your clothes like that. Pure oil. Cringe video for sure