I use Seventh Generation!
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All and Ecos
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All Free and Clear
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Diy.
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I had method in the pump bottle, it was awful. Our clothes didn't get clean! So now I'm using arm & hammer sensitive skin & I have tide free & clear that I use on whites & DH's gym clothes cause it gets them cleaner. Yeah, I have 2 going. And a bag of dropps packets for DH on the rare occasion he tries to help with laundry. He's not good with putting the right amount of liquid in.
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I've been making my own. So cheap and it lasts forever!
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@artbee: what recipe do you use?
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All free and clear
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Tide free and gentle
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We use Tide free. I just bought the target free & clear to try. Has anyone used it?
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I use whatever is on sale/cheap, as long as it's a free and clear type! Right now it's a store brand.
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All free and clear
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Been making my own for ages.
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Kirkland brand from Costco.
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Seventh Generation
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Whatever my SO's stepmom gives us. She coupons and is always giving us detergent.
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Charlie's soap
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Trader Joe's. I like it!
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All free and clear
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Tide, the lavender smell. I'm going to make my own when we move back to the states.
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All Free and Clear and Nellie's Laundry Soda for the dipes.
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right now what ever is on sale or my mom gives me but once i start doing baby laundry i think we'll be using tide powder. it got good rec's for use with cloth diapers and HE top loaders
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Country save.
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Tide Free & Clear although I bought Purex Free & Clear this time because my mom said she liked it and it was cheaper...I like it so far!
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Method!
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I just ordered Country Save, but so far we've been using Method and Up&Up free and clear.
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Gain right now, but usually whatever is cheapest at Costco
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Ecos for baby stuff, Homemade for everything else. I'm sure the homemade is fine for baby but it's powdered and I prefer liquid for her stuff because I think there is less of a chance of it not rinsing away completely.
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@JerricaBenton: my homemade is liquid!
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@locavore_mama: What's your recipe? I have a s***load of my powdered but liquid would be great for my next batch!
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BioKleen
DIY for diapers
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Whatever is on sale.
Right now I'm at the bottom of an Arm & Hammer bottle, and Gain is up next.
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@JerricaBenton: i'll dig it up but it's basically washing soda, borax and ivory soap!
ETA: 4 cups hot tap water, 1 Ivory soap bar, 1 cup washing soda and 1/2 cup borox.
First, you grate the bar of soap and add to saucepan with water. Stir continually over medium-low heat until soap dissolves and is melted.
Fill a 5-gallon bucket half full of hot tap water. Add melted soap, washing soda and Borax. Stir well until all powder is dissolved. Fill bucket to top with more hot water. Stir, cover and let sit overnight to thicken.
Stir and fill a used, clean, laundry soap dispenser half full with soap and then fill rest of the way with water. Shake before each use.
To use: On a top load machine, 5/8 cup per load (approx 180 loads); on a front load machine, 1/4 cup per load (approx. 640 loads)
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@locavore_mama: Awesome - thank you! That's essentially what I do but I use Kirk's soap and didn't think to use water to liquefy it!
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I make my own... will probably use Earth choice for my cloth diapers though... we'll see what works when he gets here!!
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I use Tide with the Downy mixed in.
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Ecos--been using it for years!
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Tide Free.
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i use whatever free & clear is on sale.
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@tlcbaby: http://hayleyshealthyhomemade.blogspot.com/2012/05/hayleys-homemade-powered-laundry-soap.html
Works well so far!
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