Dec 01, 2008 | ♥♥♥:
Have any of you taken you baby a bath with Ivory bar soap?
It's way cheaper than regular baby soap so I was just wondering if anybody has tried it and how it worked out. Thanks before hand!
A: I did with my first child and it completely dried out his skin...I never used it again. I would suggest just getting a cheaper baby soap. And if it is for a newborn. I just bought one bar of the...
dont even try it,
this soap will peel the skin off,
it has no moisture/
loveorlust | Dec 01, 2008
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Homemade Laundry Soap
Yeah, yeah, I know these recipes have been circulating frequently and you can google and find a bazillion recipes that are basically the same. I've tried out the liquid detergent and it seems to work out really well. I've read mixed reviews on the safety of Borax and the environmental harms but I'm sure the impacts are far less than the ingredients in store bought detergent. The laundry comes out clean but without the fragrance (lingering chemicals) from regular detergent. It dissolves well in warm water washes and if it doesn't dissolve well in cold water you can shake 1 tablespoon in a jar with warm water and then put in wash. I've read that the dry detergent works great for HE Front loading machines because it prevents a lot of build up that can come from using liquids. I found all the ingredients in the laundry isle of the grocery store.
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