"Instead of violently shaking the box, but you can do whatever your heart desires." 😂 Girlfriend!!!.....I ❤ your commentary! Brilliant and Entertaining!
Made this and love it!! I was using Castile soap but it leaves oily film on my farmhouse sink and I’m not much of a fan of it! I leave out essential oil and just used water, Sal Suds, and baking soda! This has the consistency of Mrs Meyers gel cleaner!!
I noticed the same thing about castile soap. I like sal suds much better! I think baking soda and sal suds combine a little better for a more powerful cleaner. So glad you like this recipe!
Such an awesome video! I've been making my own dish liquid and soap powder and soap since Covid and I wish I had known it sooner! Keep up the good work! I'll be watching for more of your videos!! Thanks for sharing!
I’ve just begun an all natural life style and I enjoy your dish soap. What role does the baking soda play in your recipe? Why is it used? Thanks for keeping things so simple! 👍🏼
Baking soda is a great cleaning product! I actually use it around my hike for so many things. Baking soda helps break down dirt and grease and it's gritty enough to clean tough messes without scratching surfaces. I'll also sprinkle some baking soda onto a pan that may have some grease of food stuck before I put dish soap on for extra cleaning power! Thanks for watching! I so happy to hear you are starting your natural lifestyle. It's tough but also so rewarding! Congratulations
Thank you so much for sharing seems really easy to make . Question where can I find defender essential oils .. and is there another products that is similar to defender if I can’t find it ?
Hello there! Defender is a plant therapy essential oil. You can honestly use any essential oil you wish for scent. I chose this one for scent but also because the properties that the oil has! Are you familiar with essential oils at all? I suggest choosing on that has citrus which is a very uplifting scent but also helps cut grease and grime. Citrus oils can also be immune-boosting and give you home that overall clean smelling scent
Interesting! I use 1 part Sal Suds to 2 parts distilled water because there are people here who USE TO DARN MUCH and using this ratio tends to make it go further. I also use kosher salt (the sodium just makes the mixture thicken, not sure why. Baking soda will do the same) and don't use EOs though I may try that.
Essential oils can add cleaning properties to the dish soap but are not required. They also make it a little more fun by changing up the scents with the seasons or holidays. Citrus in summer time, peppermint at Christmas time etc
I am going to try this today! Every time I have made a dishwashing liquid soap in the past with Sal Suds(which I love for washing dishes actually) it always ends up separating from the water anyway! And have to try to shake the bottle each time I try to wash dishes so it’s not been great lol. I’m looking forward to trying this and seeing if it’s different.
Woo hoo I'm excited to try this and the demonstration really helps cause I didn't want to make a soap that didn't foam so it was really nice to see that it does. I mean I know soap doesn't have to foam to be effective, but I really like it when it does. 😁
Haha I'm learning to do that too. My sal suds were delivered today! Just in time I ran out of the last batch I made, which took forever to set and always separated anyways. I think this is going to be the winner for me.
I’ve been a earching for a good dish washing liquid. Most of them have way too many ingredients or leave a fog or film. I saw your recipe and I am going to try it! I bet it’s awesome. One question though, why baking soda instead of the washing soda others recommended? Any reason? Baking soda has to be better! Nan
I typically use dish soap for other cleaning needs around the house as well as to actually clean my dishes. Washing soda I have heard doesn’t mix well with vinegar. I use a combo of vinegar and dish soap to clean floors from time to time. Plus baking soda is more likely to already been in your home. When I made This video I actually didn’t have a need for washing soda in my home but already had plenty of baking soda
Hi I am in Australia,we only have.... baking soda...and soda bi- carb ,I looked it up and found that these are the same just powder form and the other is grainer..
So instead of baking soda in Australia you guys have Bicarb? That's so interesting! I looked it up as well and looks like they basically the same thing! Thanks for sharing for other viewers in other countries! This is good to know
@@messymomaholic6499 No we have both, but the baking soda is called "baking powder" but its all the same.....myself I find the baking powder is milder in reaction to liquids,the soda bi- carb reacts with bubbling and fizing more for a few moments.We find it good in our Anzac Biscuits its a necessary thing, ANZAC biscuits are a oatmeal and golden syrup mix etc ...we Aussies love them...we have a plain pure laundry soap blocks in packet called sunlight soap,we can get pure soap flakes also,I grate up the blocks to make laundry cloths detergent...one small block made 8 liters of laundry liquid,I was running all over the place trying to find plastic containers for it all did not expect so much ha ha ha ha .But I really need dish washing liquid badly so thank you for this idear ...regards all the best.😁🇦🇺
Using tap water will work. But I tend to reach for distilled water because we ten to have hard water in our area. When using tap water I find residue buildup at the bottom vs when I use distilled. But if you plan on using the soap quickly or make smaller batches then I don't see a problem
Yes I believe you can! The only difference between washing soda and baking soda is washing soda has a higher alkaline level and baking soda is more natural. If you use washing soda I would use a little less than the recipe suggests.
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"Instead of violently shaking the box, but you can do whatever your heart desires." 😂 Girlfriend!!!.....I ❤ your commentary! Brilliant and Entertaining!
😂😂 I’m just trying to be honest. Glad you enjoyed the video love!
Made this and love it!! I was using Castile soap but it leaves oily film on my farmhouse sink and I’m not much of a fan of it! I leave out essential oil and just used water, Sal Suds, and baking soda! This has the consistency of Mrs Meyers gel cleaner!!
I noticed the same thing about castile soap. I like sal suds much better! I think baking soda and sal suds combine a little better for a more powerful cleaner. So glad you like this recipe!
Such an awesome video! I've been making my own dish liquid and soap powder and soap since Covid and I wish I had known it sooner! Keep up the good work! I'll be watching for more of your videos!! Thanks for sharing!
Do you have a recipe to make bar soap as well ?
I do not at the moment but if I ever do I’ll post it and tag you
Enjoyed your short video🤣🤣. Thank you for sharing and particularly the bowl washing demonstration.😂❤️👍🏽
What is sal suds please?
I’ve just begun an all natural life style and I enjoy your dish soap. What role does the baking soda play in your recipe? Why is it used? Thanks for keeping things so simple! 👍🏼
Baking soda is a great cleaning product! I actually use it around my hike for so many things. Baking soda helps break down dirt and grease and it's gritty enough to clean tough messes without scratching surfaces. I'll also sprinkle some baking soda onto a pan that may have some grease of food stuck before I put dish soap on for extra cleaning power!
Thanks for watching! I so happy to hear you are starting your natural lifestyle. It's tough but also so rewarding! Congratulations
Thank you so much for sharing seems really easy to make . Question where can I find defender essential oils .. and is there another products that is similar to defender if I can’t find it ?
Hello there! Defender is a plant therapy essential oil. You can honestly use any essential oil you wish for scent. I chose this one for scent but also because the properties that the oil has! Are you familiar with essential oils at all? I suggest choosing on that has citrus which is a very uplifting scent but also helps cut grease and grime. Citrus oils can also be immune-boosting and give you home that overall clean smelling scent
This is such a great idea! I’ll definitely have to try this!!! Thank you so much for sharing 💗
let me know if you like it! Thanks for watching
Interesting! I use 1 part Sal Suds to 2 parts distilled water because there are people here who USE TO DARN MUCH and using this ratio tends to make it go further. I also use kosher salt (the sodium just makes the mixture thicken, not sure why. Baking soda will do the same) and don't use EOs though I may try that.
Essential oils can add cleaning properties to the dish soap but are not required. They also make it a little more fun by changing up the scents with the seasons or holidays. Citrus in summer time, peppermint at Christmas time etc
I am going to try this today! Every time I have made a dishwashing liquid soap in the past with Sal Suds(which I love for washing dishes actually) it always ends up separating from the water anyway! And have to try to shake the bottle each time I try to wash dishes so it’s not been great lol. I’m looking forward to trying this and seeing if it’s different.
Thank You !!!! I will be trying this recipe for sure super easy ..... New Subscriber Here ..... Thank You Ma'am & Hava Awesome Day !!!!
It's so great to have you here. Thanks for watching!
With all the dishes we've been using on quarantine makes for alot of store bought soap. I'm gonnna have to try this recipe for sure.
Girl YES. I feel like my sink is always full of dishes. I honestly question everyday who uses all these dishes 😂
Woo hoo I'm excited to try this and the demonstration really helps cause I didn't want to make a soap that didn't foam so it was really nice to see that it does. I mean I know soap doesn't have to foam to be effective, but I really like it when it does. 😁
I'm so glad you found it useful! I like to see things for myself too. Whenever I want to try a new product or recipe I look for RUclips reviews 🤣
Haha I'm learning to do that too. My sal suds were delivered today! Just in time I ran out of the last batch I made, which took forever to set and always separated anyways. I think this is going to be the winner for me.
What makes dishes glossy
Thank you for posting this video. After several failed attempts using other recipes, this one turned out great.
I'm so glad it worked our for you! I'll be sharing some more recipes soon ❤️
This is the most easiest way to make dish soap. Thank you very much. I just made some and it came out great. No more buying dish soap at the store.
I love hearing that! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video!
I think everyone could use this right about now!!!!
I agree! Even if they dont want to make the switch 100% it's nice it's nice to have the recipe just in case
I’ve been a earching for a good dish washing liquid. Most of them have way too many ingredients or leave a fog or film. I saw your recipe and I am going to try it! I bet it’s awesome. One question though, why baking soda instead of the washing soda others recommended? Any reason? Baking soda has to be better! Nan
I typically use dish soap for other cleaning needs around the house as well as to actually clean my dishes. Washing soda I have heard doesn’t mix well with vinegar. I use a combo of vinegar and dish soap to clean floors from time to time. Plus baking soda is more likely to already been in your home. When I made This video I actually didn’t have a need for washing soda in my home but already had plenty of baking soda
Thank you for sharing def trying this out!
Thank you great video ❤
Thank you so much for sharing!
Sal suds is more concentrated than the plain dr. Bonner that's why it's a little more expensive
Does that mean we only need to use half a cup instead of a whole cup if concentrated?
Hi I am in Australia,we only have.... baking soda...and soda bi- carb ,I looked it up and found that these are the same just powder form and the other is grainer..
So instead of baking soda in Australia you guys have Bicarb? That's so interesting! I looked it up as well and looks like they basically the same thing! Thanks for sharing for other viewers in other countries! This is good to know
@@messymomaholic6499 No we have both, but the baking soda is called "baking powder" but its all the same.....myself I find the baking powder is milder in reaction to liquids,the soda bi- carb reacts with bubbling and fizing more for a few moments.We find it good in our Anzac Biscuits its a necessary thing, ANZAC biscuits are a oatmeal and golden syrup mix etc ...we Aussies love them...we have a plain pure laundry soap blocks in packet called sunlight soap,we can get pure soap flakes also,I grate up the blocks to make laundry cloths detergent...one small block made 8 liters of laundry liquid,I was running all over the place trying to find plastic containers for it all did not expect so much ha ha ha ha .But I really need dish washing liquid badly so thank you for this idear ...regards all the best.😁🇦🇺
Thank u so much
Thanks
What is the difference between tal water and distilled water. Will the end product be less effective if I just use tap water?
Tap water is full of pesticides, herbicides, fluoride, chlorine and so on. You don't want that.
Using tap water will work. But I tend to reach for distilled water because we ten to have hard water in our area. When using tap water I find residue buildup at the bottom vs when I use distilled. But if you plan on using the soap quickly or make smaller batches then I don't see a problem
How much baking soda do I need to use?
1 teaspoon but you can use a little more or less. As long as it is completely dissolved in the water
Can I use washing soda instead of baking soda
Yes I believe you can! The only difference between washing soda and baking soda is washing soda has a higher alkaline level and baking soda is more natural. If you use washing soda I would use a little less than the recipe suggests.
This is great! I've included a link to this video in a recent post on my blog :)
I'm glad you enjoyed this video and thank you for linking my video! I would love to check out your blog
@@messymomaholic6499 Here's the link to the post with your video: easyveganmealprep.com/the-best-natural-dish-soap/