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An easy to follow earth friendly dish soap recipe. Make your own washing up liquid dish soap with this simple recipe. It includes all non toxic ingredients. A sustainable swap for your kitchen!
It's really not hard — there are just a few key things you need to know.
Homemade Dish Soap 1 & 1/2 cup hot water 1/2 cup liquid castile soap (any scent of your choice, just keep this in mind when adding other oils later) 1 Tbsp. White Vinegar 1 Tbsp. Arm & Hammer's Super Washing Soda (can be found in the laundry isle at grocery stores) 1/8 Tsp. Tea Tree Oil (for antibacterial properties) I like to add 10-20 drops of lavender, peppermint, eucalyptus, or rosemary to up the antibacterial-ness :) Mix the ingredients in a bowl and make sure to break up all the…
via Homemade Liquid Dish Soap – Kitchen Apparel Making homemade cleaning products may seem like it’s more expensive at first but when you consider that buying the ingredients you use c…
This homemade liquid dish soap recipe makes real liquid dish soap. This hot-process soap has straightforward instructions and ingredients!
Make your own all-natural dish soap with this simple 3-ingredient recipe. This homemade dish soap cuts grease, suds up, and cleans effectivity.
A homemade dish soap that you can use for washing pots, pans, and dishes. It's ready to use two days after making it and is a great zero-waste cleaning product for the natural home. We also use citric acid in this recipe at a rate of 3% of the main soaping oils and because it neutralizes some of the lye, we compensate for the difference. Creates 4-6 solid white bars that last a long time and create thick, cleansing lather. Technical details: 0% superfat and a 35.7% water discount
Liquid dish soap is a must-have in any home. It’s great for washing dishes, pots and pans, and even your hands! But store-bought liquid dish soaps can be expensive, and they often contain harsh chemicals
