You need 1/2 a cup of baking soda, 1 tsp. of mint essential oil and 2 tsp. vegetable glycerin. Mix in a jar then add distilled water and mix till you get the suitable paste.
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1 cup of distelled water, 2 tbsp. basic shampoo and 1 tsp. vanilla extract or lemon essential oil or your favorite scent. shake in a bottle and enjoy your bath.
This homemade shampoo needs to be stored in fridge for only 4 weeks then get rid of the rest
You need to blend 2 eggs, 2 tsp olive oil, 2 tsp of lemon juice, 1 cup of water and 2 tbsp of basic shampoo. Pour into a glass bottles and store in fridge for 1 month.
You can use distilled water to avoid germs in this recipe
2 cups of distilled water, 1 cup liquid castile soap, 1 tsp. vegetable glycerin and few drops of lemon essential oil. You can add drops of tree oil as an antibacterial agent. Mix all together with a stick on cold and voila :)
All you need is a grated bar of soap :) How easy and cheap is that!
Just put around 8 liters of water in a large pan and add grated soap. simmer on low heat till soap melts (don't bring to boil). Stir from time to time. When soap is totally molten, use a hand mixer to mix and leave it to the next morning. You may need to add your favorite scent and colour then pour in bottles or jars.
It is really an issue. If you're going to use a dish washer, your water and electricity bill will swallow "I've tried that my self although water and electricity in my country are not very expensive".
My recommendation is; to wash dishes and glasses using your hands in a kitchen gloves "it's an economical suggestion, believe me this is much cheaper" You can use hot water in a sink with some liquid soap to soak stuff then just wash in a tub or another sink then a quick flush of tap water. That's it. Easy, isn't it :) but if you insist, I'll give you a recipe that will help you saving some money. Ah, You can use a small dishwasher machine, it saves water and power too.
To make dish washer detergent
Just mix borax with washing soda 1:1 and keep them in a jar :) "Super easy"
If you want your glasses to be sparkling bright use citric acid (sugar free lemonade works good too) or white vinegar to rinse.