[Teri]

.. And if it’s not sold in a Walmart or Dollar General, tips on where to order it online will be appreciated because I’m way out in the country! Also, I could probably make something very simple but no more than 2 or 3 “ingredients” and nothing complex.

Thank you!

[Regene]

I like All free and clear.

[Heidi]

I used to make soap with fels naptha, baking soda, and Borax (plenty of recipes online!) My girls all had super sensitive skin, and we never had an issue!

[Amanda]

We use All Free and Clear but I will use Tide Free or Arm and Hammer unscented. The All is our favorite. You can save on laundry soap by using minimal in loads of just shirts and pants. I wash socks, underwear and washcloths in a heavier load with warm water and a little more soap.

Regular towels don’t really need the extra unless we used them on the dog or the kids left them outside after swimming. Whenever we have a coupon or it’s on sale we buy it whether we’re ready or not.

That way we never have to pay full price.

Also, check out: Does anyone have a secret weapon to soften up laundry, specifically sweat shirts and hoodies?

[Elaine]

Borax, baking soda, washing soda and 3 bars felsnaptha. Grate the bar soap, add entire box of other ingredients. Use about 1/8 cup per load.

Gentle enough for baby clothes and diapers.

Strong enough for farmers and mechanics!!!

[Linda]

I get ERA. At rural king or Menards. The only place I can find them. They run about the same as the others. I’m allergic to everything else.

[Valerie]

tide and all have soap for sensitive skin.

I have sensitive skin and have to use oil of oley or dove to wash my body but don’t have an issue with what I wash my clothes in, you may want to try that first.

[Leanna]

Can you access a target? Or shipping even. I made a target red card by connecting my bank to the debit card, for free. I order their 150oz free + clear detergent for 11.49 plus a 5% discount, I try to wait for a home goods coupon too. It’s usually free shipping.

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