Sometimes it becomes necessary to replace the washing powder. This may be due to allergies or the lack of a suitable detergent.
We'll tell you how to do this, even if you suddenly run out of powder and need to do some washing.
Option #1
The simplest and most effective option is washing with laundry soap, which should be grated or chopped with a knife.
Place the soap shavings in a suitable container, add a little water, one tablespoon of soda and you can load the homemade gel into the drum of the machine along with the clothes.
Option #2
Instead of washing powder, you can use dishwashing gel, which, as housewives assure, copes with greasy and other stains better than professional products.
But before pouring the gel into the machine, you need to test it on the material, just in case.
Add no more than one teaspoon per wash. Otherwise, excess foam will form during the process, which will require an additional rinse.
Option #3
For hand washing, housewives recommend using mustard powder. To do this, dissolve 3 teaspoons of mustard in one liter of hot water and leave it to brew for a couple of hours.
Then the finished concentrate is added to a container with water and you can start washing.
