Natural DIY Laundry Detergent

A simple natural laundry detergent that you can make at home.

3 (5 oz) Laundry bars, Fels Naptha, Zoat, Sunlight or 4 bars of Dove or Ivory

1 (3Kg) box of washing soda

1 (2Kg) box of borax

2 (1.13Kg) containers of Oxygen Bleach

2 Cups of baking soda

Optional

1 container of fabric softner crystals

Grate laundry bars with a cheese grater. Mix in all ingredients in a garbage bag. Tumble together until fully mixed. Poor into a container for use. Use 1 Tablespoon of detergent per full load.

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