So, I ran into
this great blog over at
Fresh Cut just the other day. The wheels in my head started spinning and I did the math. My middle child has eczema and I use a detergent I buy at a club store. The price for the big bottle is really good, but this worked out to be a better deal, is a greener product AND will not make my kid's eczema flare up. Sounded like a win, win, win.
So I got to work and bought all of the items I needed.
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Fresh Cut used the pink Zote and I went with the white one. I just liked the way it smelled. |
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I then cut-up my soap. I ended cutting it up into about six slices and then quartering the slices.
I then grated my soap using my cheese grater since I didn't have a box grater or a larger food processor.
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I thought it looked like coconut...which instantly made me crave something with coconut. |
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Since I needed actual granules of soap for the recipe, I then put the
coconut soap into my little food processor. Please excuse my food processor...it's old and needs a bath.
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Oh, the irony. I made such a mess making something to get stuff clean. |
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After I sent all the soap through the food processor, I mixed it all up in an air tight container. I have already washed a couple of loads. The towels came out pretty soft and do not have a scent.
If you want a scent in your soap the
Fresh Cut blog post has suggestions and you can also refer to it for more instructions and tips.
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