How to make DIY powder

Nowadays, not a single housewife, but any person in general, can imagine their life without detergent. However, now far from all manufacturers make sure that their products are as safe as possible for humans and for the environment. Due to poor-quality and even harmful additives, even an adult's skin may experience allergies, and what can we say about small children.

/

Of course, not all manufacturers of modern household chemicals do not act quite honestly with their to consumers, but quality and safe products can be very expensive, because not everyone can imagine it let it. But you can make washing powder yourself, and most importantly, it will be absolutely safe. This solution is also useful in cases where you have run out of detergent, or if you have an allergy to chemistry.

/

Advantages and disadvantages of homemade powder

Many people think how safe it can be at all, and also no less important, an effective home remedy. The main task of the powder is to remove stains from clothes, can a home remedy cope with such a task? The answer is simple - a lot depends on its composition, and there are a lot of recipes.

instagram viewer

/

Among the advantages, in addition to a large number of different formulations, one can distinguish affordable ingredients, it does not cause allergies, which means it is suitable even for children's things. There is no pungent odor and there will be no harmful components in the composition of such a powder.

Cons too. First of all, you need some time to make the powder, most often it is much easier and faster to go to the store or just ask for a little money from a neighbor. Often, powders that are made at home leave stains, but for colored things it's just a real disaster.

If soda ash is included in the detergent, then rubber gloves must be used.

/

How to make powder

If you take the classic recipe for homemade powder, which will get rid of stains and will not cause allergies, then the following components will be required:

  • Lemon acid;
  • Baking or soda ash;
  • Soap, preferably without perfumes;
  • Essential oil (lavender, eucalyptus, orange, etc.);
  • Borax;
  • Water.
/

The main active ingredient will be borax, it removes stains, fights bacteria. Soap serves as an auxiliary component, and oils give a pleasant smell.

Before using homemade powder for all laundry, be sure to test it.

  • How to make beautiful flowers from corrugated paperHow to make beautiful flowers from corrugated paper
  • How to make a beautiful do-it-yourself breadboxHow to make a beautiful do-it-yourself breadbox
  • DIY flower potDIY flower pot
  • What weld techniques are best avoidedWhat weld techniques are best avoided
  • Stylish sofa from pallets how to makeStylish sofa from pallets how to make
  • Homemade bolt and 2 nuts, which amazes with its geniusHomemade bolt and 2 nuts, which amazes with its genius
  • DIY decorate the mirrorDIY decorate the mirror
  • A quick way to install postsA quick way to install posts
  • Beautiful flower beds: expert adviceBeautiful flower beds: expert advice
  • What wine corks can do: creative decor solutionsWhat wine corks can do: creative decor solutions
  • How to make a drywall fireplace with your own handsHow to make a drywall fireplace with your own hands
  • Decorative crafts for the house from old clothesDecorative crafts for the house from old clothes

New publications are published daily on our channel in Yandex. Zen

Go to Yandex. Zen/
Ventilated facade, construction technology and material overview

Ventilated facade, construction technology and material overviewWith Your Own Hands

Content 1 Design Features 2 Advantages and disadvantages 3 Types of ventilated facades 3.1 Aluminum composite materials 3.2 Porcelain Tiles 3.3 Metal cassettes 3.4 A natural stone 3.5 Brick til...

Read More
Wet facade installation technology and materials necessary for this

Wet facade installation technology and materials necessary for thisWith Your Own Hands

Content 1 What is a wet facade system 2 Advantages and disadvantages 3 The choice of insulation for the design 4 Wet facade installation technology 4.1 Tools and materials for work 4.2 Facade p...

Read More
Brick facade masonry, product specifications and necessary tools

Brick facade masonry, product specifications and necessary toolsWith Your Own Hands

Content 1 Advantages and disadvantages of a brick facade 2 Types of bricks 2.1 Silicate 2.2 Clinker 2.3 Hyperpressed 2.4 Ceramic 3 Types of bricklaying 4 Dimensions, labeling and texture of t...

Read More