Laundry Soap - Homemade Laundry Detergent
Our laundry soap is a natural alternative to the commercial Laundry detergent sold in retail stores. This homemade laundry soap is formulated to effectively clean your clothes without excessive suds in your machine. Fresh and clean clothes can be expected from using this unscented homemade soap formula, it is definitely a treat to wash clothes with natural lye soap. Fabric softener is never needed when using this pure laundry soap, but vinegar may be added to the rinse cycle as a fabric softener.
Most of the laundry detergent sold in stores is actually processed chemicals that irritate sensitive people. Our laundry soap is pure lye soap like what was used during the homestead era. This laundry soap also uses far less than the laundry detergent sold in stores, an instruction sheet is included with your purchase.
Laundry soap is made from animal fats like the early settlers in North America. Tallow in our laundry soap is derived from both beef and pork to produce a balanced soap blend. Lard is one of the best ingredients to make quality lye soap, it cleans without excessive suds, this is an important factor when using modern washing machines. Since our laundry soap does not contain anything to improve its cleansing performance, it also does not dry out your clothes making them feel wonderful on your skin.
We also have free recipe to make a convenient homemade liquid laundry detergent from our grated lye soap. This information is available to our customers as a courtesy.
Our laundry soap is homemade and grated by hand, there may be some variation in the size and color of the soap flakes. We do not intend to misrepresent any of our soap, laundry soap is packaged in eight ounce and one pound sizes (by weight). Laundry soap is packaged in a plastic bag to make a liquid or powder laundry detergent. If you have any questions or concerns, we will gladly assist you in any way possible.
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8 oz. 3.99
Unscented Laundry Soap
1 lb. 7.99
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