Laundry Powder (budget beater!)

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bettersafethansorry
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Re: Laundry Powder (budget beater!)

Post by bettersafethansorry »

ok now can someone come up with a fabric softener alternative.?
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Re: Laundry Powder (budget beater!)

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bettersafethansorry wrote:ok now can someone come up with a fabric softener alternative.?
White vinegar. Better than fabric softener and no, you don't smell like a chip shop!
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Re: Laundry Powder (budget beater!)

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wonder if this could be mixed with some rose water/home made perfumes.
We shall draw from the heart of suffering itself the means of inspiration and survival.
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Re: Laundry Powder (budget beater!)

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preppingsu wrote:
riversong wrote:Arzosah

How, pray, are you going to run the dishwasher when the power goes?
Because its not all about the power going off :roll:
Sometimes it is about being able to do things that might cost less, learning a skill, having an alternative.
Very true, Su (such poetry :D )

Plus, if there *was* a situation where the power was permanently off, using my dishwasher for these years has saved my fingers from deteriorating even more from the arthritis - it hurts to type on a laptop, sometimes, when its bad. Sometimes prepping for a shtf situation means conserving what you have (in this case, the ability to use my hands) ...
I wonder if there's a way to make a Balieys and Cream? :|
:lol: I have a *weird* liqueur I bought years ago in southern Spain, based on aniseed - I bought it for the pretty bottle, as I don't actually *like* aniseed :oops: but this year, I'm going to experiment with flavouring it with sloe, like sloe gin - I'll let you know how it goes :)
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Re: Laundry Powder (budget beater!)

Post by maxilaura »

what about those eco balls for the washing machine? My mom has just this week bought some and is trying it out.