Laundry Gloop - Gloopy Thread !!!

SnowyOwl_2

It's gloop! Home made laundry detergent. The recipe for it hasn't been posted for a long while - it's in this thread:


http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=35756

Penelope_Penguin

Thanks Snowy :A Goggler, I'll add this question to that thread, so that you can browse

Penny. x

dannyem

I know its on here somewhere but I cant work out the search thing. Can someone tell m eplease how to make it?
Ive got soda crystals, soap and lavender oil?

Can I have quantities please - in words of one syllable:rolleyes:

I must be right thick.

anguk

I've found the Laundry Gloop thread for you, there's loads of help and info on there about making your own including recipes.

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=35756&highlight=laundry+gloop

thriftlady_2

I've used this recipe from the wonderful Rhonda-Jean's website. It is the one for concentrated laundry powder using just 3 ingredients -soap flakes, borax and soda crystals. It certainly works but I got fed up with traipsing to Boots for the borax which only comes in small packets.

dannyem

Oh great! Thanks - Ive just made my first batch so I will see next time I do some washing. Probably tomorrow now.

:beer:

moanymoany

This is from Wiki How To. At the bottom of the page is a list of other things to make, one is toothpaste!

http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Your-Own-Laundry-Detergent

dealwithdebtdot

I have seen on the forum here somewhere a recipe for washing gloop or something like that...I have done a search and can't find it. doh

If anyone could give me a pointer I'd me most appreciative. Or give me some ideas based on others experince. I am doing my monthy shop tomorrow, and apparently they have borax and large boxes of baking soda in my local Tesco..wanna clean OS! better for the enviroment too!

dealwithdebtdot

I found it now!

Solomon_Broad

Is there any specific kind of soap that I could use to make this a more effective cleaner? It works fine for coloured stuff, but anything pale or white doesn't get properly cleaned.