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I've run out of laundry detergent
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And since Im snowed in...I'd love to get my 5 loads that are sitting waiting for me done.
Anyone got any ideas whether I can use a few squirts of Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo? I have heaps of that lying around and it NEVER gets used.
Anyone got any ideas whether I can use a few squirts of Johnson and Johnson baby shampoo? I have heaps of that lying around and it NEVER gets used.
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You can, yes, but don't use too much or you will end up with a very soapy kitchen!
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So just like one squirt in the drum?GC January 2015 - £0/£1200
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I was always told that if you use 'bubbly' soap like washing up liquid then to put salt in with it and it gets rid of the bubbles but not the cleaning power!
might be the same with the baby shampoo and if you rub some of the liquid into the clothes then it will spread it around a bit!
good luck if you havent already done all the washing!!!!0 -
HI BG
any of these threads any use?
Alternatives to washing powder???
Laundry Gloop - Gloopy Thread !!!
Home-made washing powder
Dare you stop using washing powder?
Help No Washing powder left-No Money
Homeade Fabric Conditioner
I'll merge this later
thanks
Zip A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men :cool:
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