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THE LAUNDRY GUY SOAP FLAKES PLUS
THE LAUNDRY GUY SOAP FLAKES FREE

THE LAUNDRY GUY SOAP FLAKES PLUS

YES, this is VERY heavy (nearly 18 pounds plus the weight of your container). Ok, I don’t want to get into a bunch of crunching numbers with you, but let’s just say this: throwing all of these items together you will have about 287.5 ounces of powdered detergent. I bought these items at Crest Foods in Oklahoma, so your prices may vary slightly depending on where you shop.

(3) Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar Soap $0.99 each.

Purex Crystals Laundry Enhancer 28 oz – $3.76.

Oxi Clean Stain Remover Powder 3 lb – $7.44.

Here are your up front costs for this recipe for Homemade Laundry Detergent: If you are willing to invest about $20 up front, then you will be able to create enough laundry detergent to last you about a year (depending on how many loads you do a week). If you use a different detergent, obviously your price per load would be different but this gives you a general idea. This big box will give you 102 loads, so if you do about 10 loads of laundry a week (give or take a few), this Tide will last you about 10 weeks.

THE LAUNDRY GUY SOAP FLAKES FREE

FREE Shipping on orders over 25 shipped by Amazon. If you use the powder (which is cheaper than the liquid), you will spend about $18 for a big box of powdered detergent (I looked at Walmart prices). Earthborn Elements Soap Flakes (1 lb), Homemade Laundry Detergent, Tallow-Based, Unscented. I am going to do a cost breakdown for you so you can see for yourself. Is Homemade laundry detergent worth It?Īnother question you’re probably asking is, “Is it really worth my time to make my own detergent?” Again, I say yes, but let’s see the proof. So for those of you with HE washers, you will save even more money by making your own laundry detergent. This homemade laundry detergent is VERY low suds! Don’t let that fool you though, this cleans very well, just don’t expect the bubbly soap suds that a typical detergent gives you. Since they use less water to wash (and then rinse) the clothes, it needs a detergent that doesn’t suds up like a typical laundry detergent. Why is it safe?Well, HE washing machines are High Efficiency because they use less water (and energy) to wash your clothes.

The first thing many of you may be asking is, “But is it safe for my HE washer?” With absolute certainty I can say yes!