Non Toxic Laundry Detergent Alternatives for Fresh Clean Clothes
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Make your laundry pure, fresh smelling and low toxic with these eco-conscious choices!
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Brands like 9 Elements and Zum offer innovative options to chemical toxic soups. 9 Elements laundry detergent offers a blend free from harsh chemicals and toxins, ensuring a gentle yet effective clean for your clothes and the planet. Made with Vinegar, yet doesn't leave your laundry smelling like vinegar. Rated A on the EWG.org site.
Zum laundry detergents are crafted with botanical oils and plant-based ingredients, delivering a refreshing clean without synthetic fragrances or dyes. However, they fall lower on the EWG.org site at a C.
Then, Dr. Bronner's, renowned for its commitment to sustainability and ethical sourcing. Their laundry products boast biodegradable formulas, harnessing the potency of organic oils to leave your fabrics clean and your conscience clear. Visit my site for the full list of uses for the Dr. Bronner's product.
Sadly, my Trader Joe's Brand Liquid Laundry detergent rated F at the EWG.org site.
I"m curious though, do these clean well?
@@LTG218 yes, in my experience for sure. Especially for only lightly worn clothes, meaning just normal wear. I use them on my workout clothes too
Thanks for NO Ads. I use baking soda for detergent, and White Vinegar for softner!
Great tip! Thanks for sharing. I also use those 2 items. Especially vinegar for smelly towels!!!
Does baking soda clean deep stains well?
@@LTG218 No, there is a youtube page called The Clean Psycho & they reviewed Baking soda, borax, & washing soda on hard stains and it did not do well at all. If you don't have deep stains, it could work alright but if it is deep stains, i'd go with something else.
Lol. Baking soda is just partially neutralized washing soda. It’s not a surfactant. Cleans as well as plain water.
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Are you serious? You endorse Baking soda as a detergent? She’s clueless!
My question is, do these laundry detergents/soaps clean things like motor oil stains well? What do you pretreat with?
@@LTG218 I have not had that issue but I did have an olive oil spill awhile back. I rinsed it thoroughly and then sprinkled baking soda on it. Rubbed it in and let it dry overnight. It came out pretty well. Enough it was not noticeable
Google EWG is not science. It’s a lobbyist for natural product companies. You’re been duped, lady.
I’ll remain happily “duped” then, my friend. I wish you peace and happiness and may you find something productive to do with your time. 💕👍🏼✅
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Are you serious? Bronners is soap not detergent. It’s made by Jews.
And I love my amazing Jewish friends, and Bronner’s 💞
Mono neuron, you need brain transplant