Making Your Own Spectacular Liquid Laundry Detergent in Evanston, IL., Glenview, IL., Northbrook, IL.

Making your very own Spectacular Liquid Laundry Detergent for only $ 1.00 per gallon, is not only a phenomenal way to save money on your laundry detergent, but also is a great way to get the most natural and brightest clothes possible, says Dial- A-Maid House Cleaning Service in Evanston, IL. Just follow the below recipe and your will be pleasantly surprised with this high quality Homemade Liquid Laundry Detergent, suggests Dial-A-Maid, a premier Northshore House Cleaning Service.

1. Borax has been around for about 100 years. It is a natural, strong, and fantastic soap.

2. Super Washing Soda by Arm and Hammar, not their Baking Soda, but their washing soda is used in this recipe.

3. A bar or bottle of castile soap.

4. Fels-Naptha Laundry Bar and Stain Remover.

5. Zote, soap bar or laundry flakes box.

All of these ingredients should be readily available at your local supermarket or Walmart store, and can be purchased for a very low cost, as opposed to the store, ready made Liquid Laundry Detergents, Dial-A-Maid Cleaning Service says.

The first step is to put the Zote Flakes into a 5 gallon bucket, along with 1 Gallon of Boiling Water. Stir it well. When it is thoroughly mixed, add 2 more gallons Boiling water before adding the other ingredients. Add 1 cup Borax, and 1 cup Baking Wash Soda Powder. and the rest of the ingredients. Mix them all together well. Leave them sit overnight. 

In the morning, the liquid will be thick. Take an empty, plastic milk gallon and fill it half way with the liquid and half way with water. Shake it up well and you will have a great Liquid Laundry Detergent for about $ 1.00 a gallon and your clothes will be clean and bright, advises Dial-A-Maid House Cleaning Service in Evanston, IL.

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