Natural, Multi Purpose Cleaning Powder for Laundry, Dishes, Scouring, and More
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***PLEASE NOTE*** Yes! Any salt will work. Go with the cheapest you have. The only reason I am using sea salt in mine is because it is the cheapest salt I have. Years ago I purchased two 50 lb bags for only $8 per bag. That is 0.16 per pound. I save my expensive, mineral rich salts for anything food related.
I typically use 1-2 Tablespoons per load
What is cleaning soda and where get it thanks so much
Hi Heidi,
Thank you so much for this. I am an old lady, just now getting into these kinds of cleaning supplies. My Mama would love this. She was familiar with old ways of cleaning, since she lived through the Great Depression. Please tell me what kind, and how much, of your home made vinegar that you prefer, for a laundry rinse agent. I am also learning to make vinegar. Also, please give me the amounts of this laundry powder you are using for dish washing, by hand, and carpet cleaning. When you discover how much works well in the dish washer, that would be helpful too. When you add it to your scouring powder, how much are you adding?
Our God IS good All the time. May He continue to bless you, as you bless others, using your thirst for knowledge, good health and frugality.
Love in Christ,
Kathryn
New washingmachines use less water than the old ones. That gives problems with getting the soap out of the clothes. Not only your soap.
I love the recept, thanks a lot! 🤗
Baking soda, salt & vinegar can be bought with SNAPS= food stamps. Where regular soaps can not be purchased with SNAPS.
I have a soap allergy, so I have to be very carefully of what I use or I will be broke out, started when I was about 27.
½ c = 1 part
2 parts sea salt (1 cup)
3 parts baking soda (1 ½ cup)
3 parts washing soda (1 ½ cup)
Optional: essential oil
I had a heap of animal towels to wash. They were seriously dirty! I split them into two full loads, one with commercial laundry powder and one with yours. Your powder won hands down Heidi. There was so much less staining. I have to admit I was surprised. Thank you for this wonderful recipe.
O wow! That is great to know and thanks for sharing with me!
I started off using this as a booster because I was afraid it wouldn’t get my kids clothes all the way clean. Boy was I wrong. I’m a mother of 6 and I use 2-3T for each load, in the dishwasher I use 1T, and I also use it for stains in the floor and on the counters. It works so wonderfully and is super easy to make. Thank you thank you thank you. I think I may make a huge batch of this and just refill my quart jar.
great video. here's a summary.
please watch the full video for details.
uses: laundry detergent, carpet cleaner, scouring powder, handwash dishes
(1 part = 0.5 cup)
for 1 quart/4 cups of recipe:
* 2 parts salt (cheapest available)
* 3 parts baking soda
* 3 parts washing soda
* 1 tsp essential oil (optional)
use 1-3 tbsp per load of laundry
* add (homemade) vinegar to the rinse cycle (optional)
turn baking soda into washing soda by baking it on a cookie sheet at 400 degrees for 1 hour (research to verify)
Heidi, I've been using this for a month now, and this is the best detergent I've ever used! I've used Tide, Whisk, All, Persil, etc. My son is Autistic and has sensitive skin and Keratosis Pilaris (chicken skin). I was using All Free & Clear for 13 years before I tried this. This is hands down the best I've ever used and cost me almost nothing. Furthermore, I make washing soda from baking soda so it's even cheaper! I couldn't thank you enough!
Me too!
How do you make washing soda?!
@Teresa V spread a layer of baking soda on a baking sheet. Bake for 1 hour at 400°, STIRRING every 15 minutes. But it is no longer edible after that so make sure you label it for safety.
ThNk you for commenting this. I use all free and clear as well and was wondering how well this would compare! Very helpful! Xoxo
This is the most amazing cleaner! It cleans everything & takes stains out of my clothes that Tide Pods wouldn’t touch! No more Tide Pods for me! I can’t thank you enough for researching & coming up with this! My husband kids me that I’m becoming a suburban homesteader, lol. I love your channel. God bless you & Patrick.
So glad you are loving it as much as I do. The more I use it the more pleased I am with it :D
@@RainCountryHomestead i appreciate the tutorial and the testimonials on this powders performance tfs🤍🕊
I'm going to make this!
I LOVE THAT PHRASE!!! You could start your own channel under that same name.
I used to use washing soda a small scoop but recently it's left my clothes a bit hard so I'll make a small batch of this and try it
Even old blood stains! Who knew!
Thank you Heidi for figuring this out and sharing it so freely through RUclips! You are such a blessing to so many people.
A few years ago, I had a dog named Candace that was very elderly. (She died at 17).
She was really sweet but got weaker.
She couldn't tolerate standing long enough for a bath so I mixed a home-made dry shampoo.
I put cornstarch and a few drops of orange oil in a spice container, shook it and let it set for a few days.
I brushed her real good and then sprinkled it on her coat, working it in with my hands.
It really made such a difference in taking away that doggy smell and made it easier for the family to love on her.
RIP, Candace.
🐶🐾👅
I would use organic arrowroot instead of cornstarch just so that it's not GMO... Thank you so much for the tip!.
@@dawnlilagrace2024 I haven't found a good organic source for that...🤔
I am thankful for all the tips, suggestions, and recommendations on this channel. My wife's health is not good and I am learning to do more around the house today than I had to in the past. Always a thumbs-up for each video, even if I don't use what I see, hear, and learn here.
She is blessed to have you ❤️🙏🏻
Hi Heidi, been making my laundry soap for several years. I mix up a Big 5 gallon bucket that will last us for all ver a year. Seems like there’s always something to wash 🥴. Got a new washer 3 (?) yrs ago & the darn thing tells me when it needs to be cleaned 😳. I only use hot water for bedding & towels. I’ll make up some of yours tho as it’s about time to wash down the walls again. Desert sand & major wind at times leaves a fine layer of dust everywhere 😤😤
I’m 73 & thought people were crazy yrs ago when they said soon we would only need a plastic card to shop🤪🤪. Now machines tell us what to do 😵💫😵💫. No Alexa here tho😜😜
👵🏻👩🌾❣️
Oh, Gram.....I'm sooo with you on Alexa......NEVER talk to those things....they can HEAR u in ur house, in your bedroom....🤨.....I have never ENABLED any of those options.....I despise them....75 here👵🏻.....🖐🏻☺️
No Alexa here either.
And all the time God is good🙌🏼✝️ thanks Heidi
I might try predissolving some borax in hot water and keeping a jar of that in the cupboard for those extra jobs. Thank you for your knowledge!
Since watching this video I have made a gallon jar of this soap. I had planned on putting some in a shaker jar for scouring powder and a jar for washing dishes by hand and with the dishwasher. I washed clothes and they are cleaner as is my washing machine. 2- I used it in the dishwasher ( 1 t ) and my dishes came out very clean and so did the inside of my dishwasher. Well, mostly .... because my water turns a lot of things orange. But a lot of that orange came out. I only use the dishwasher once or twice a week If that. But I had a full load and went ahead to try this. 3-Hand washing the dishes was really nice as well. 4-Scoured my sink and that was pretty when it was done ! Next test is the bath tub that is supposed to be white but has a lot of orange. I am feeling pretty confident though it will be white in no time at all. So This viewer absolutely LOVES this laundry soap powder and the versatility of it. Thanks so much Heidi ! ******** correction I used a scant Tablespoon ( not a teaspoon ) in my dishwasher because of the orange staining from our city water. A teaspoon would probably work so just play with it at your house and see what works for you.
Good info! I only use cold water for clothes. Never knew Borax needs warm or hot to dissolve. I MUST start making my own vinegar soon. Store-bought vinegar is SO expensive now, even the store brands! Thank you Heidi❤️
I heeded Homemaking on the Homestead's advice against using soap in the laundry, but I started feeling a little discouraged because I'd already bought the products and wanted to DIY to avoid the commercial detergents. You just revived my hope lol I'm off to make the powder now. Thank you!!!
You have a lovely day, too. I wash my scrubs in hot water and dry on the hot cycle for infection control. And throw the underwear in there too. But everything else in cold water.
God Bless you Heidi, I have learned and relearning so much I have forgotten.
I have been using homemade laundry soap from soap flakes. Over the years I noticed that my kitchen towels don’t absorb water anymore. Very annoying! 😡 I’ve been searching online and found out it was just BECAUSE of the soap flakes! One woman suggested to add some dish detergent to my liquid mixture. So I tried that for the first time and noticed that my kitchen towels were a bit softer and took up water a bit better.
Since I have to be very frugal because of my very tight budget and the friggin insane price rises, I am now so happy to have found this! Baking soda is (still) cheap here in Belgium and now I can make recipe this for even less money!!
A few laundries from now, I’ll come back and share the result of this with my towels. That was absolutely driving me nuts: towels that don’t dry...🙄🙄🙄
Since I’m alone, I don’t have a load of laundry every week, so this might take a while!
I am really curious about the results! Will do a wash tomorrow asap! THANKS!
Running your washer full with hot water at least once a month will clean your hoses and pipes. (Learned that from a plumber).
Thanks for the simple 3:3:2 ratio. That makes it so easy! (3 baking: 3 washing: 2 salt!)
Excellent! So nice too hear all the why's.
I’m glad you mentioned all baking soda is aluminum free 😂 bc a lot of people don’t know that
I love your service to others Heidi. I watch all your videos. Binging actually as I just found you after completing a herbal medicine course. Fundamental so no degree as I hate how you can’t be qualified if you don’t go to uni! I study every day and my passion like yours is better than a degree. Love and gratitude. God is Good 💕🙏
I am so happy for you surpassing 300k subscribers, Heidi! It took forever years to get to 100k and now multiplying. God IS good, ALL the time @Rain Country
Thank you! I think it took me 4 years to get to 100k which really did feel like it would never happen so it is nice to be gaining nearly 100K per year now.
Great points. Thank you
Can't wait to try this out! Super excited!
Love this, Heidi! Can’t wait to try it.
Great! I can not wait to try this! Thanks for sharing this.
Such a simple recipe! Can't wait to try this.
Thank you, precious Heidi!
This is so relaxing watching this.
Awesome vid. Can’t wait to try it. Just ordered washing soda and restocked on baking soda and salt. Did the math out of curiosity, looks like this method will cost about 5 cents / load based on the prices I got my supplies at. Did the math on the last bottle of natural-ish detergent I bought-20 cents / load. Worth a few minutes of measuring and shaking for the cost alone, but I love that it’s better for health and possibly the washer too. Thanks for your excellent research, trial and error process, and video-making work, Heidi!
I am excited to try this. Thanks for doing all the research.
I can’t wait to try this.
Heidi, I made this and love it!!! Thank you so much♥️
I was waiting on this one, going to give it a try, thanks sweet friend for sharing and for all you do to help us get better prepared, have a blessed weekend
Used this on my kitty litter rugs out side the box....worked amazing!!!
Thank you so much... I will be trying this for sure!
Thank you, this is great and I am going to be making this tomorrow. Best wishes from England.
Wado! I'm going to make a batch up this weekend. I love watching your great videos.
Hi Heidi, i have tried this laundry. Wow works very well. I had a coffee stain and i just put some on the arear and let it sit, it did wonders. I noticed my woollen sweaters i dont have to use a lint roll any more. Taking a step to try something and having faith you do see things happen. Bless you guys
Thank you for sharing your testimony! :D
@@wasnevernurseratched439 I never use the soap dispenser, I sprinkle it over the laundry in the washer before starting. I have never had clumps in my wash nor had anyone else say they have had this issue. I have no idea if it would be the iodized salt but that should not make a difference
Thank you and God bless you all too
I’m so glad I find you
Thank you, I absolutely love how this works and am making another batch today.
I look forward to other similar recipes you share to try.
Thank you, Heidi! ❤️. I can’t wait to try this! No more expensive Tide Pods!
Oh! Gonna try on dishes too!
I use it all the time. Thank you!
Miss Heidi, this video was. Jam packed with useful info. You do extensive research. Amazing, can't wait to try this and thank you.
I cannot wait to try this recipe, Especially in my laundry and carpet cleaner.
Glad to see this recipe will definitely make today. Thank you love your channel
Sounds great! I am going to make some and try it out.
If you put cat litter on an oil stain ASAP, it really does help soak up a lot
I am so glad you did this recipe. I have a newer washer and have the same problem lint on my clothes with this washer I will try this.
Thank you SO MUCH for explaining this in parts! 👏🏼🫶🏼💕
Thank you Heidi and for all your research and help. You inspire me. God bless you to.
I’m getting ready to try this! I so appreciate your channel! When I think of something I need to do, I think “I believe Rain Country has a video on that!” lol
Thank you, Heidi!
Thank you AGAIN for doing all the research and coming up with a great recipe for something that will improve my life 💖. I am definitely going to give this a try. Happy 🇱🇷
Thanks for the info on the ratios.💜
So looking forward to trying this. Heidi... Appreciate you sharing this!
Heidi I have to say I am loving this! I absolutely love the smell how it cleans and that I make it for little to nothing!
This is the same recipe I used for my cloth diapers flats. Never had a problem with stink! Our water is so hard here though it doesn't seem to work as well with clothes
Thanks for this comment! I was watching this to get a new method of washing cloth diapers!
Thank you Heidi 😊
I am going to make this on thd weekend. Thank you ao much!!!
I just made 2 jars of this yesterday.
One with orange essential oil and one without.
I had all of the ingredients but I just got 8 Kerr Mason jars from someone on my neighborhood Freecycle group.
The one with the orange oil smells amazingly amazing.
I'll use that for regular cleaning and the one without the orange oil for laundry.
I use Charlie's Soap which is a detergent but ill use this one for fun and backup.
Thank you for the recipe for this.
I wouldn't have thought about putting orange essential oil in it. I have the Now Brand.
Heidi, I just came across your recipe and am thrilled with it. I have eczema and even with Seventh Gen, Free and Clear, my skin was always irritated. I’m amazed at how little is needed, how easy it was to put together and what excellent results it gives. Many, many thanks! Val
You are AMAZING! You always have the answers to the questions I have!!!❤
Thank you Heidi!
Thank you Heidi. I’ve been looking for an alternative to store bought laundry detergent for a while now. Can’t wait to use your recipe.
This is fantastic in my washer! The clothes are so clean they look new!
Maybe I'll try. I made homemade powder a few years ago (from One Good Thing by Jillie) two years in a row, and I was happy with it for the most part, but our whites were dingy over time and the hubby asked me to go back to store bought.
I’m going to try this recipe. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for sharing this very useful recipe!
I have been using washing soda, baking soda, borax and the zote flakes(after deciding I didn't want to grate the soap bars)...sometimes I would add the Downy Unstoppable scent boosters. I'm excited to try this new recipe! I started using vinegar in the rinse cycle as I found out it helps to soften the clothes. I have copd and can't take the perfumes now, so vinegar is the way to go for me. And, no, your clothes do not smell like vinegar, they smell clean. I'm so glad I found this before making a new batch...the last one I made lasted for TWO years! Thanks so so much!
I had not heard of using salt in laundry soaps. I've been using the soap, borax, washing soda for years. We have soft water, so it works well, but sometimes I think the bath towels are not like they should be. So this week I tried your recipe, did several loads, so far so good, and this morning I used it to do the weekly kitchen deep cleaining. Worked very well, the sink was just sparkling!
salt is actually only one molecule off of bleach.
I love how you explain things.keep up the great job. GodBless you
Thank you Heidi 💖😘💖
So excited about this recipe for laundry etc. I have been using soap nuts and think I need a little more Umph…!
Thank you for sharing your recipie but especially why you changed it and your results. I really appreciate the explanation of store bought laundry soap. People fail to realize the scents and chemicals in them are also hard on our pets!
Thank you for this recipe. I appreciate this.❤❤❤
I can't thank you enough for this recipe😊! I was looking for it for a long time
Heidi, I do appreciate the time, research and effort that you put into your household recipes and the detailed explanations on your findings. I'm the type who has always asked "but why?". You always do that for me. I'm naturally skeptical of some of the youtubers because they seem to be regurgitating info without true experience. Thank you a hundred times for alleviating my natural skepticism and feeding my curiosity. Great job 👍, much 💚
Great comment. She does the same for me-answers all the questions in my head so I can make any adjustments for my own purposes, knowing the why of each piece. Knowledge is power :)
Thanks for the info about Borax and the need for hot water. I too only wash in cold water. Really like that this is septic system safe.
I use a laundry soda right now N I am very happy with the results !!! Thanks for sharing with us !!!
Thanks, Heidi.
Hello Heidi! Thank you for this recipe. I tried it this week, and have used it in the laundry, in our dishwasher and cleaning a burnt pan by hand washing! It works wonderfully.
How much do you use in the dishwasher?
@@rlynnmiller5485 I use the same recipe for dishwasher as well. A tablespoon for a big load is enough. Anything more will leave white residue on the dishes. I also add vinegar for rinse aid.
Thank you for sharing your recipe and the info about Borax…I sure didn’t know that! I am allergic to most all store bought detergents to the point I’ve ended up in the ER on IV’s due to the hives all over my body and inability to breathe! Your simple recipe is just what I need as simple is always best for for those like me who are sensitive to everything it seems! God Bless!
Thank you for you for this. Love your try, try and try again attitude.
I have a similar recipe but will try this one. Love Washing soda!😊
Good evening, Heidi. I’ve been rewatching this video. What I didn’t like about the liquid laundry soap receipes is that they trail and I must be very sloppy because it was always a mess - and a pain to make up. I made it up immediately and have used it exclusively since. For use in my dishwasher, I do add citric acid to the mix. And if I am doing a load of heavily soiled whites, I do add sodium percarbonate and allow it to sit overnight in the washer. Apparently the sodium percarbonate is active for 6 hours. It’s darn good on our laundry and absolutely wonderful for the dishwasher. Where I am, I can purchase each item in 50 lb bags very reasonably. One tablespoon, huh? Been wasting that, it seems. Good, I can cut back. I’ve been using 1 ounce. I used to love Method dish washer tabs before they changed to the plastic coated variety that didn’t dissolve but did cause a build-up in the tubes resulting in the drain pumps needing 5 replacements before I discovered the real problem. At least I could replace the pumps myself without an expensive service call. Probably threw away 5 perfectly good drain pumps!
You are # 1 for using natural sources and i appreciate your knowledge. I just finished soaking some soakers i put on my bed for my cats with baking soda and sprayed with vinegar and removed the stains.
Hello Rain 🌧️ Country thanks for the ingredients for the all natural Wash powder 👍
Wow what a fantastic and informative video as usual I was just looking for this to make at home definitely going to try this recipe
Okay so I just made my second batch of your natural laundry powder. I'm loving this and it's so steakin easy. New washer and new laundry powder! You are a blessing! Thank you 😊
Glad you are happy with it, I made a jar for each bathroom, the laundry room, and the kitchen because I love how well it works for everything I need it for. Easier and less messy than the laundry soap I made for years AND works better not just for laundry but for cleaning stains and scrubbing sinks, tubs, and toilets
Great info!! I make my own laundry soap with zoat soap, borax, etc. I will try this when I run out of what I've already made!!!
I have been using your recipe for my laundry. It is really working well. Thank you so much.
Thank you from Ireland 🇮🇪 yet again Heidi
Oh Heidi, I am going to give this a try as well!! I was getting lint on our clothing as well and the scum as well. I make my own soap too; but I use fels-Naptha and I am getting the same as you are. Thank you Heidi for sharing more of your ideas.
Many recipes also had borax. What is your reason for not using it??
I am your new subscriber mam, I always watch your videos and I have learned so much from you especially about the plants and flowers. Thank you so much and may the Lord continue to bless you and your Family and increase your knowledge. I am a lady following you from South Africa.
Thank you for this recipe.
I now feel like i can make my own laundry soap.
This simple recipe is great.
Thank you, you are absolutely wonderful, and so radiant. Thank you for explaining why you used certain ingredients and what they do, it's so helpful.