Hey Simona, You could.

I know Dr. Bronner’s and other castile soap companies are very particular in how they source their ingredients. It’s all disclosed on their website.

Hey Michele, You can since there’s so much water in the washing machine, there shouldn’t be any conflict with the ingredients.

Just mixed up my first batches, one unscented and one lavender. Can’t wait to start using it.
I do wonder if with these ingredients, can I still add vinegar to the wash as a natural softener still? Or do you have another natural softener recipe that would work with this recipe?

Hey Me, Yes, you can use this in cold water. Although all powder laundry soaps perform at their best in a warm-hot temperature.

Does this recipe work well in cold water?

Thanks!

Hey Jesse, I believe it’s from Anthrpologie a few years ago.

I have to ask, where did you get this gorgeous ceramic cup?

I grated my soap bar and just stirred it all up. I don’t have a food processor. I’ve read others talk about using a high powered blender. I would just do a little at a time and see how yours handles that.

Hey Lary, It’s to avoid having the borax powder circulating in the air. Borax isn’t something you want to inhale.