Am I the last person on earth to know this?
06-06-2016, 03:00 PM
#31
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Location: Wisconsin
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Same here. i found out clothes come just as clean and dont have that soapy feeling
06-06-2016, 10:31 PM
#32
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I have a top loader washer with a cupboard above it. I use the heavy big jug of soap on the shelf of the cupboard. I pull it out a bit. open the door of the washer and open the spigot of the laundry soap jug and drip the detergent into the washer. I do not use the cup that comes with the soap because it is too much soap and makes a mess. Now I'm going to do the wool roving to further simplify my clean clothes process. I'm not sure I can get into making my own detergent. I think its too much lifting and pouring for my arthritic bones. Thanks for all the info though!
06-07-2016, 02:47 PM
#33
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I have a top loader washer with a cupboard above it. I use the heavy big jug of soap on the shelf of the cupboard. I pull it out a bit. open the door of the washer and open the spigot of the laundry soap jug and drip the detergent into the washer. I do not use the cup that comes with the soap because it is too much soap and makes a mess. Now I'm going to do the wool roving to further simplify my clean clothes process. I'm not sure I can get into making my own detergent. I think its too much lifting and pouring for my arthritic bones. Thanks for all the info though!
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