re: Extreme Couponing.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Samurai ♥:</b>" Is it powder? That's how I used to make mine. But this washer only takes liquid. It goes in this little tray that pulls out above the door of the washer."</blockquote>



No it's liquid. I can post receipe later when I'm on the computer

<blockquote><b>Quoting Samurai ♥:</b>" I hate touching dryer sheets so I don't use them. the feeling of them makes me cringe. So I have always wondered how they work out!"</blockquote>



They work great! Love them

Quoting ~Momma Bear~:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Samurai ♥:</b>" Is it powder? That's how I used to make ... [snip!] ... out above the door of the washer."</blockquote> No it's liquid. I can post receipe later when I'm on the computer"

Okay! That would be awesome!!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Samurai ♥:</b>" Okay! That would be awesome!!"</blockquote>



Your welcome.

California sucks for couponing. so many store either wont' take the printed at home coupons and almost no one will take double.

Here is the laundry soap I make and if you look on back the boxes it says HE. I use this in my HE and never had a problem.


Laundry Soap

6 cups water

1/3 bar fels napthan laundry soap (grated)

1/2 cup washing soda

1/2 cup borax

Heat 6 cups water and soap in large pan until dissolved. Stir in washing soda and borax. Mix and heat until dissolved. Boil 15 minutes. Remove from heat. (It will have consistency of honey) In a 3 or 5 gallon bucket add 1 quart (4 cups) of hot water, then add the soap mixture. Add enough cold water to make 2 gallons mixture. Mix until well blended. Let sit for 24 hrs. The soap will gel. Use 1/2 for each load. Makes 2 Gallons.

If detergent doesn't gel up or reach honey consistency, it will still work.

I use old laundry containers or windshield fluid containers (just make sure to clean them out). Milk jugs don’t work to for the laundry soap.