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By mgramasah from Malaysia
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Homemade Dish Soap Recipes
By
07/23/2011
TSP (Tri-Sodium-Phosphate) plus hand soap remnants work very well for a powerful dish soap, that is gentle on the hands.
Collect the small remnants of hand soap and when you have two cups full, simmer them with some water in a stainless steel one gallon pot, until they are dissolved. Add cool water and a couple tablespoons of TSP. Stir well.
Fill the results into a dish-washing soap pumper and a gallon jug.
Works well for floor and wall cleaning too.
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Is there another soap that can be used besides Octagon soap? The Octagon soap cost too much on the internet.
By Ronald M.
By grammy v
07/24/2011
You can use any clear soap or ivory soap bar works the same. I buy ivory soap three or six at a time. It lasts forever in the pantry. If it gets old it'll be difficult to grate but will still work.
Every dishwashing liquid I buy dries my hands right out. I would like to try and make my own. Any good homemade recipes for dish soap out there? Environmentally friendly would be greatly appreciated.
I would appreciate it if someone can give me a recipe for making soap, dish washing liquid and other detergents. Thanks.
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