LAUNDRY SOAP | How to make your own LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT | Small or Large Family

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From store-bought to homemade. Ditch the expensive Tide or other name brand and unknown ingredients in laundry detergent at the store for this non-toxic, easy one! This DIY Laundry soap with liquid castile soap is SO easy and cheap to make in your kitchen at home with just a few natural ingredients.

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Perfect for grating up a bar of castile soap:

**** Liquid Laundry Soap Recipe - 1 Gallon: ****
1 cup of washing soda (sodium carbonate)
1 cup of borax
1 cup liquid castile soap
13 cups of water

**** Liquid Laundry Soap Recipe - 5 Gallons: ****
4 cups of washing soda (sodium carbonate)
4 cups of borax
4 cups liquid castile soap
52 cups of water

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 non-toxic liquid laundry soap
01:05 castile soap for making laundry soap
09:06 cost breakdown- homemade vs. store-bought

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