@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt I don't know why you aren't aware of this, but be careful not to spread misinformation. Laundry powder has been around and used more recently than 70 years. In fact, we still use powders today. For example, Tide is one of the big manufacturers that produce it and they have a whole line dedicated to powders! All you do is put the powder in the washer like you would a pod and start your machine. That's it! Any washer can use powder. Saying that powder hasn't been used in 70 years puts the use way back in the 50s, yet people used laundry powders in the 80s, 90s, and 2000s and still use it today.
This is right on time, I was just considering researching this so I can start making my own.
Is this safe for all washing machines? I know some aren't. I'd like to make this!
No modern washer is designed to use soap. It’s obsolete. Hasn’t been used for over 70 years to wash laundry.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt I don't know why you aren't aware of this, but be careful not to spread misinformation. Laundry powder has been around and used more recently than 70 years. In fact, we still use powders today. For example, Tide is one of the big manufacturers that produce it and they have a whole line dedicated to powders! All you do is put the powder in the washer like you would a pod and start your machine. That's it! Any washer can use powder. Saying that powder hasn't been used in 70 years puts the use way back in the 50s, yet people used laundry powders in the 80s, 90s, and 2000s and still use it today.