RECIPE #1 ~ Makes one gallon
Ingredients
- 2 cups hair conditioner
- # cups distilled white vinegar
- 6 cups boiling water
- 1 mixing utensil
- Bucket/Pail/ Pot (that can hold a gallon)
- empty bottle to store it (can be an old bleach or fabric softener bottle)
Directions
Ingredients
- 1 gallon distilled white vinegar
- 20-30 drops of essential oils
- bottle for storage
* Lavendar scent - soothing, relaxing
* Citrus scent - energizing, uplifting
** Essential oils also provide antibacterial/antifungal properties
RECIPE #3
Ingredients
- 3 cups HOT water
- 1 1/2 cups vinegar
- 1 cup conditioner
- Essential oils
~ The hotter the water the better it is at dissolving the conditioner
~ You don't need expensive hair conditioner. Dollar store brands are fine!
~ When mixing hair conditioner and water don't shake it. Shaking it will cause the mixture to foam
~ These recipes work great for making your own REUSABLE DRYER SHEETS!
- Dip washcloth or other fabric cut into squares in the softener
- Ring out fabric and allow to dry
- Once completely dry, toss in the dryer with a load
- You can also add some essential oils (one or two drops) to a damp wash cloth and throw it in the dryer with a load
~ Vinegar helps eliminate STATIC CLING! You can also use a ball of aluminum foil!
~ For all recipes:
- Use 1/2 cup of homemade fabric softener in small loads
- Use 1 cup for larger loads







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DeleteIn recipe #1 how many cups of vinegar? I'm assuming 8 since there are 16 cups in 1 gallon..6 cups of water + 2 cups of conditioner makes 8 cups?
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