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Homemade liquid detergent
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26 October 2012, 13:20
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27 October 2012, 07:59
well correct me if im wrong here ( as i dont even know how to work the washer) but wiont using soap or washing soda clean your clothes on there own?? on wartime farm ruth just grated up a bar of soap to use and it worked fine!
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27 October 2012, 11:00
It goes in the washing machine
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27 October 2012, 11:12
So how are people going to dry there clothes? Im going to use a metal mop bucket with the mop drying bit(technical term?) Has anyone got other options?
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27 October 2012, 12:05
mangle and washing line to dry clothes
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28 October 2012, 11:53
Am I allowed to post links in here? It's to a blog by an Australian housewife (she is now a minor celeb in Australia because of her blog) where herself & her husband decided to go as self sufficient as possible. It tells you everything from jam making to storing veg & also how to make your own soap, dish soap, shampoo & washing machine soap.

Also a lot of people comment on her post & some of the tips they do are just as useful.

Also if you are DIY minded, instructables has a few good guides on how to make home-made washing machines & spin dryers.
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28 October 2012, 12:27
(28 October 2012, 11:53)Geordie_Rob Wrote: Am I allowed to post links in here? It's to a blog by an Australian housewife (she is now a minor celeb in Australia because of her blog) where herself & her husband decided to go as self sufficient as possible. It tells you everything from jam making to storing veg & also how to make your own soap, dish soap, shampoo & washing machine soap.

Also a lot of people comment on her post & some of the tips they do are just as useful.

Also if you are DIY minded, instructables has a few good guides on how to make home-made washing machines & spin dryers.

Course you are, info must be shared thats what we are here for, post and be damned SD would remove anyfink he doesnt want, which isnt much.

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28 October 2012, 12:41
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28 October 2012, 12:47
Excellent find

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28 October 2012, 12:50
(28 October 2012, 11:53)Geordie_Rob Wrote: Am I allowed to post links in here?
For future reference post anything that you think will aid in our preps. I only concern myself with copyright when the copyright owner contacts me, because I get into trouble trouble if I don't and infighting amongst ourselves.

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