I've been inspired lately to create non-toxic, environmentally and
wallet friendly versions of some of my everyday house-hold cleaners.
They are inexpensive, work just as well (if not better!) than store
bought versions - and I know exactly what goes into them!
This one was fun to make. Cause it smells pretty and will go GREAT with my homemade laundry detergent. And mine turned out PINK :) Did I mention it smells pretty!??
Homemade Fabric Softener:
1 cup hair conditioner (any kind- but purists could certainly use organic and Frugal types could use White Rain or Suave) I used a little of two because they were near empty bottles
3 cups hot water
1 cup vinegar
Mix hair conditioner with hot water. Make sure they are really well mixed. Add vinegar.
I re-used an old laundry soap bottle (completely rinsed out) to put this in.
UPDATE: I have tried this for a couple of loads now and I can say with honesty that this does a good job of softening your clothes. It smells a bit of vinegar when you first put it into the washer's softener tray but don't let that worry you - the scent does not linger in the clothes. If you try this - let me know!
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Just want to point out that anyone who lives near a Trader Joe's doesn't have to choose between organic and frugal. They have several organic conditioners for 3 or 4 bucks!
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