Homemade Ivory Bar Soap Dish Soap Ingredients {Referral Links}
Then, I heated it all over medium heat, just long enough to dissolve the soap, not boiling, but hot.
Once dissolved, I poured it into an old milk jug, and filled it up with water and shook it up.
It got very thick and gelly when it cooled, so I filled 2 dish liquid bottles halfway and diluted it all some more.
I ended up with a gallon and a 1/2 of this soap which cost maybe $.35 to make... and it works better than Dawn at cutting grease.
Taylor says:
Thanks so much for sharing this recipe Heather.
I can honestly say I had never considered creating dish soap using a bar soap, but why not?
I'd love to hear from even more people who make their own dishwashing liquid, sharing your recipes with me, and I'll add them to this page. You can share your recipe here.
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