Let the mixture cool for a full day. It will thicken, which is normal.
After this rest period, add a liter of cold water and mix again until you obtain a smooth and homogeneous consistency.
Transfer the detergent to previously cleaned and dried containers, such as plastic bottles or glass jars.
Add a few drops of essential oil of your choice to scent the linen. Options like lavender or lemon are popular.
You will thus obtain an economical liquid detergent capable of whitening, disinfecting and staining your laundry, while acting as a softener and an anti-odor, thanks to the natural and biodegradable properties of baking soda.
Conclusion: By adopting the manufacture of your own detergent, you are making an ecological and economical gesture while preserving the health of your family and obtaining clean and fresh laundry. With this simple and affordable recipe, every laundry becomes one step closer to a sustainable lifestyle.
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