That’s $0.27 per load when using the essential oil. I got about 8 loads out of this recipe because I typically run larger loads and used closer to a cup per load. Without the essential oil, this recipe would be much cheaper. Vinegar: $0.66 (I buy my vinegar from Costco for cheap!)Įssential Oil: $1.01 (optional, and price will vary depending on oil and quality used) I poured mine right into the regular fabric softener location. Use up to 1 cup (depending on load size) per load. When fizz has settled, pour into storage container of choice. I chose to use lavender since that seemed like a nice smelling fabric scent to me. 15 drops essential oil (optional) - here is my favorite brand.Recipe #1: Vinegar & Baking Soda as Fabric Softener Ingredients Without further adieu, let’s meet the contestants. Welcome to your local elementary school science fair. So, I decided that instead of reinventing the wheel, it would be smarter to test each recipe out to see if either of them really worked, if they were cost effective, and how they compare to the other. Sure there were some slight variations in the amounts of ingredients, but most recipes gravitated toward 1 of 2 main recipes. And whadayaknow, I found there really aren’t that many variations. Once upon a time, I set out to find the best homemade liquid fabric softener that could be found in the great vast land called the internet. Use this right alongside my homemade laundry detergent recipe and you’ll be money too. Easy to make with 3 ingredients, you’ll have a batch made in just 5 minutes. This is the very best homemade fabric softener recipe ever.
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