Allow me to start with a disclaimer that although, in theory this "how-to" worked, a minor detail was a total FAIL. You will see as I explain below....
Last week I posted a recipe for Homemade Liquid Laundry soap- to accompany this, I've also experimented with The Duggars Inexpensive Fabric Softner Recipe. Below are the easy "how-to" steps for saving money on Laundry Softner.
Materials You Will Need:
5 Gallon Bucket
Liquid Laundry Softner of your choice
Cheap Sponge
Water
Step 1: Dump name-brand liquid laundry softner into 5 gallon bucket.
Step 2: Fill empty softner jug with water, pour into bucket and repeat once more (ratio 1:2)
If you have a sponge with the scrub on it, remove the scrubby first.
Step 3: Take an inexpensive Sponge and cut in half- FAIL FAIL FAIL do not cut in half! My dryer literally SUCKED UP and ate my sponge. It was too small. Leave it uncut.
Last week I posted a recipe for Homemade Liquid Laundry soap- to accompany this, I've also experimented with The Duggars Inexpensive Fabric Softner Recipe. Below are the easy "how-to" steps for saving money on Laundry Softner.
Materials You Will Need:
5 Gallon Bucket
Liquid Laundry Softner of your choice
Cheap Sponge
Water
Step 3: Take an inexpensive Sponge and cut in half- FAIL FAIL FAIL do not cut in half! My dryer literally SUCKED UP and ate my sponge. It was too small. Leave it uncut.
Step 4: Leave sponges in mixture and cover. Each time you put a load of laundry in the dryer, wring one sponge out slightly and add to dryer with wet clothes.
I just keep this bucket by my dryer, covered, and use it with each dryer load.
I have tried it, I continue to use it- minus the one FAIL portion. I still can't believe my dryer ate my sponge. I hope it doesn't cause any permanent damage, because I sure can't find it- it's somewhere in the duct!
