You might have heard from your mother or your grandmother in the past that chicken soup is the cure for the common cold.You have gone through/are going through a deep multi-faceted loss and will most likely revisit that loss many times through your life.

"johnemallindias" > wrote in
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> You might have heard from your mother or your grandmother in the past
> that chicken soup is the cure for the common cold.You have gone
> through/are going through a deep multi-faceted loss and will most likely
> revisit that loss many times through your life.

WTF?

i started using vinagar when i realized i break out with most fabric
softeners, i make my soap for the laundry from time to time hoping to find
something that won't break me ojut, the only commercial one i can use is
fresh start, and i just recently found a source for it at a reasonable price
on the net so will save this incase the source dries up.

thanks, Lee
"BlueBrooke" > wrote in message
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> On Thu, 24 Nov 2011 08:21:17 -0600, "Storrmmee"
> > wrote:
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>>i could stand the soap recipe? Lee
>
> Here ya go:
>
> 3-4 oz. bars Ivory soap
> 2 cups borax
> 2 cups washing soda (not baking soda)
>
> Grate the soap, add the borax and washing soda -- swirl it around in
> the food processor. Use 1/8 cup per load. There's also a liquid
> version out there somewhere, but storage was problematic on that one.
> Some people use different kinds of soap -- I use Ivory because it's
> always available here in Podunk. But don't use Dial or Irish Spring
> or anything like that. It has to be "soap."
>
> I make four or five batches at a time, because I really do make a mess
> of it. :-D I also use white vinegar instead of fabric softener. Now
> my towels actually suck up water instead of just smearing it around.
> :-)
>
> Have fun!