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I made this day before yesterday and used it to clean my jars for canning. They turned out beautiful and I knew my food would not have any chemicals in it! Thanks!
Making this today. I have been using your laundry soap and toothpaste recipes for over a year now. All working great. Enjoy this beautiful (comin on fall) day! x, E.
Hey Patara! I made your recipe for this dishwasher detergent. I have used it twice now and I am SOLD. Works perfect. No residue or film on my glassware and dishes. TYSM for posting this easy and cost effective detergent. x, E.
I was given some YL thieves oil samples before Thanksgiving. I've been hoarding them. I used one in this recipe today! Here's hoping it works for me!!!
I'm gonna try it! I like watching these DIY videos and yours was AWESOME!!! I would have never thought of essential oils in a dish soap but I'm pretty excited about trying this recipe!
Does this disinfect too? I heard that people add borax to disinfect. I have a 3 month old and we wash his bottles in the dishwasher. I’m trying to keep my detergent as natural as possible for his sake.
That is crazy cheap. In the meantime.. learn note about it so when the time comes, you'll be ready. But you are supporting a local farmer-I can't express how awesome that is! Great job! ;-)
I used this and loved it. The first few loads and no residue, but there were a film after that. Not sure why. Not critiquing, just wondering why. I shake up the jar before I use it each time. Finally ran out and buying more ingredients today - going to see what happens!
I had the same results. So on a whim I added a box of Sun dishwasher detergent from Dollar Tree ( two cups) along with the 4 cups of this recipe and it worked great.
Thank you! Liked and Shared. Love the videos where you share your recipes like this. Oh, Id love to know where you got your chicken statue, Ive been meaning to ask but kept forgetting.
we have hard water in our area and this recipe doesn't seem to work well - it leaves a film on the dishes and doesn't get our rings from something as basic as a coffee cup - I'm still looking for a better solution, but thanks for the video!
The only difference between baking soda and washing soda is that washing soda is made from baking soda, but it’s been heated.. I recently watched a video where the Tuber suggested baking soda and baked for an hour to create washing soda (for home made detergent). So I’m going with that. I’ve used this sort of recipe before and it left me with a film on my dishes. But I’m up to a challenge and will try it.
Hay I got a question it is about chickens. I use about a dozen of eggs a week.how many chickens do I need for amount. How would it cost to feed them a month. I can buy raw eggs from a local family for $2 to $2.25. But some times I don't know how fresh they are and thought about raising my own. What are your thoughts
3-4 would be more than sufficient... you could probably get by with a bag per month. It depends on if they free range as well as your price may vary... anywhere from $10-$15. Nothing beats farm fresh eggs you raised. Now... there are other costs... a coop, feeders, fencing... its about how much you want to invest. :-)
I made this day before yesterday and used it to clean my jars for canning. They turned out beautiful and I knew my food would not have any chemicals in it! Thanks!
Alright!!~~ Woo hoo! xo
Making this today. I have been using your laundry soap and toothpaste recipes for over a year now. All working great. Enjoy this beautiful (comin on fall) day! x, E.
I'm elderly and my husband helps me with the dishes.He cramps everything in the dishwasher.
Hello! Do you have a video of homemade laundry detergent? Thank You
Hey Patara! I made your recipe for this dishwasher detergent. I have used it twice now and I am SOLD. Works perfect. No residue or film on my glassware and dishes. TYSM for posting this easy and cost effective detergent. x, E.
Your brain on a memory stick...I'd buy it. ❤
I was given some YL thieves oil samples before Thanksgiving. I've been hoarding them. I used one in this recipe today! Here's hoping it works for me!!!
Fantastic! I love it! xo
I'm gonna try it! I like watching these DIY videos and yours was AWESOME!!! I would have never thought of essential oils in a dish soap but I'm pretty excited about trying this recipe!
Does this disinfect too? I heard that people add borax to disinfect. I have a 3 month old and we wash his bottles in the dishwasher. I’m trying to keep my detergent as natural as possible for his sake.
This left lots of residue on my glasses that are now hard to clean I have to scrub them
Any suggestions to make changes? Thanks
ok thanks , i might just keep buying the eggs until we have childern or something , i can buy farm eggs local for $2 a dozen
That is crazy cheap. In the meantime.. learn note about it so when the time comes, you'll be ready. But you are supporting a local farmer-I can't express how awesome that is! Great job! ;-)
Love this recipe , this is what I use !
I used this and loved it. The first few loads and no residue, but there were a film after that. Not sure why. Not critiquing, just wondering why. I shake up the jar before I use it each time. Finally ran out and buying more ingredients today - going to see what happens!
I had the same results. So on a whim I added a box of Sun dishwasher detergent from Dollar Tree ( two cups) along with the 4 cups of this recipe and it worked great.
+Sheri Fuchser I had same problem. I just used less and it worked. I filled only one side of detergent cup.
+Sheri Fuchser I also realized if I use the HIGH HEAT + SANI-RINSE cycles it works well! Thanx ladies!
Nice advice!
Thank you! Liked and Shared. Love the videos where you share your recipes like this. Oh, Id love to know where you got your chicken statue, Ive been meaning to ask but kept forgetting.
we have hard water in our area and this recipe doesn't seem to work well - it leaves a film on the dishes and doesn't get our rings from something as basic as a coffee cup - I'm still looking for a better solution, but thanks for the video!
Yes. That can make things difficult. Thanks for watching! ;-)
+NorthTexas Tees add citric acid & kosher salt to the recipe.
Oh my word! I am so thankful for your page! Always easy and practical information. Blessings to you and yours! ❤️
i have to try the soap
Is this a detergent that can be used in a grey water system that waters the outdoor plants and yard?
What is thieves? I have never heard of it. :)
Thieves Oil is an essential oil blend. The history is quite interesting. Be sure to check it out. ;-)
thank you :)
Neither have I.
The only difference between baking soda and washing soda is that washing soda is made from baking soda, but it’s been heated.. I recently watched a video where the Tuber suggested baking soda and baked for an hour to create washing soda (for home made detergent). So I’m going with that. I’ve used this sort of recipe before and it left me with a film on my dishes. But I’m up to a challenge and will try it.
Can i make this into liquid ?
Do you still use this?
I'm thinking the same things lol
Why do we need essential oils for scent?
You don't. That's optional. Be blessed
How do u store it
Throwback lol
I"M DOING IT!!!!!!!
I'm in western Kentucky and I didn't think we had hard water but this left a lot of residue on the dishes. I'll have to try something else.
Hay I got a question it is about chickens. I use about a dozen of eggs a week.how many chickens do I need for amount. How would it cost to feed them a month. I can buy raw eggs from a local family for $2 to $2.25. But some times I don't know how fresh they are and thought about raising my own. What are your thoughts
3-4 would be more than sufficient... you could probably get by with a bag per month. It depends on if they free range as well as your price may vary... anywhere from $10-$15. Nothing beats farm fresh eggs you raised. Now... there are other costs... a coop, feeders, fencing... its about how much you want to invest. :-)