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  1. I have been making the liquid version for about 18 months I love it I will never go back to the store bought soap again. I have a family of 6 and my boy's sure know how to get dirty I don't have a problem with stains it gets anything out. One of my girl's did her science fair project on which soap cleans better homemade or store bought and My homemade soap got out more of the stains than Tide. We love it and it saves our family lots of money. Very happy I tried my homemade soap.

  2. I am wondering if you would be willing to share your liquid detergent recipe? I wouldn't mind sharing a liquid recipe on my blog, and with your permission, could I use yours? I have yet to try one because the powder one makes so much. Plus, I enjoy recommending the tried and true, which yours is! Please feel free to email me if you would like. Thank you! There definitely is something about homemade soap – AND it smells SO GOOD!

  3. I use my food processor to grate the Fels Naptha bar. I put the powdered ingredients, ie. washing soda, etc. in the processor. I add the Fels Naptha bar that has been cut into chunks. Just whirl the food processor (I use the S blade) and the bar soap breaks down and is blended with the powdered ingredients. Pretty easy to do. Sue

    1. Hi Dawn! I think that it should be okay because the washing soda is a good cleaning agent. I see baking soda as gentler, but you will have to let me know how it goes! Thanks for commenting Dawn!

  4. Hi <3
    Thanx for every advice but I have big problem,in my country Croatia,water is very hard with too much scales…so I have lot of problems with clean laundry. Need any advice how to resolve this problem,please help me bc I've tryed everything what is in the stores and no results. With love Kristina from Croatia 🙂

    1. Kristina, you have raised an excellent question. I do not have an answer for you, but if I do hear of any solutions, I will let you know! Would bleach work to at least help the whites? Just a thought. Thanks for commenting all the way from Croatia, Kristina!

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