by Diane Lefebvre
(Quebec, Quebec, Canada)
Almost empty ketchup bottles
Before we had the regular top loading machine so no problem, we could rinse the cap in the running water.
With the front loader we had to get creative.
We recycled two squeezable ketchup bottles to pour the detergent in the containers of the machine.
The detergent comes in too big a container to pour directly into the machine.
It is super fast and easy, just top off the bottles as needed.
We have one for the detergent and one for the softener.
I also have one with concentrated grease remover for the tough spots. There you go!
Photo courtesy of Steve A Johnson
by Montana Grandmom
Comments for Been Keeping My Caps Clean This Way For Over 10 Years!
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