I love your videos Martha! They always make me feel so happy and everytime im struggling with panickattacks i watch your videos and they help me soo much💞 thank you for being so sweet and nice🥺 💞
Hi! Happy to see a new video. I have a question, do you have any effective recipe for laundry powder? Maybe borax free? At the moment I use mine from grated soap, soda, washing soda, salt and citric acid, but I am not sure in the proportions and how much to use for a load. Could you give me some advice or maybe a recipe? Or maybe there will be a next video :>>
I have one here (at the bottom of the blog) bottegazerowaste.com/blogs/natural-palm-oil-free-soap-making/natural-non-toxic-cleaning-zero-waste-dish-laundry-coconut-oil-soap-recipes but if I am honest I am not a massive fan of DIY laundry detergents and I am currently using Smol and quite like them
@Loves Dogs I'm not sure what you're referring to. I haven't watched this whole video. I was interested in the shampoo bars. In the link, it takes you to a website where it says you can enroll in a course to learn how to make shampoo and conditioner bars. So I'm assuming a person has to pay something for the course. Maybe all of the courses are free, I don't know. In that case, my mistake. I'm just used to Pins on Pinterest where they tell you specifically how to make home made products like deodorant and toothpaste etc. But I can also understand if these on line courses are how she makes some income.
I love your videos Martha! They always make me feel so happy and everytime im struggling with panickattacks i watch your videos and they help me soo much💞 thank you for being so sweet and nice🥺 💞
There's something soothing about minimalism videos. They're like everything falls into place. I like watching/listening to them at night.
Aw thank you so much I am really happy you are enjoying them and that they are helpful 💕
Hi! Happy to see a new video.
I have a question, do you have any effective recipe for laundry powder? Maybe borax free?
At the moment I use mine from grated soap, soda, washing soda, salt and citric acid, but I am not sure in the proportions and how much to use for a load. Could you give me some advice or maybe a recipe? Or maybe there will be a next video :>>
I have one here (at the bottom of the blog) bottegazerowaste.com/blogs/natural-palm-oil-free-soap-making/natural-non-toxic-cleaning-zero-waste-dish-laundry-coconut-oil-soap-recipes but if I am honest I am not a massive fan of DIY laundry detergents and I am currently using Smol and quite like them
@@BottegaZeroWaste Thank you!!!
How do you store your shampoo and conditioner bars?
I love making my own products except the use of menstral cups. 😬
yes they do take a bit of learning curve and they are just not from everyone! :)
You can use reusable pads. I got some years ago and they never leaked and they are more comfortable than regular pads.
@@lilascharmante2712 I agree about reusable pads! So comfortable.
Would be nice if we could learn how to make the shampoo and conditioner without having to pay for a course.
@Loves Dogs I'm not sure what you're referring to. I haven't watched this whole video. I was interested in the shampoo bars. In the link, it takes you to a website where it says you can enroll in a course to learn how to make shampoo and conditioner bars. So I'm assuming a person has to pay something for the course. Maybe all of the courses are free, I don't know. In that case, my mistake. I'm just used to Pins on Pinterest where they tell you specifically how to make home made products like deodorant and toothpaste etc. But I can also understand if these on line courses are how she makes some income.