Sarah's Amish Lye Bar Dish Soap Recipe and Instruction

You are a wonderful and hard working person.

[@lizbrown3021]

Tessie you are a breath of realness! GOD BLESS you girl!

[@HomesteadTessie]

aww thank you Liz !

[@l.c.b.c.2140]

Many people believe lye soap is to harsh, but any soap you buy that says "soap" on the label is made from this process. I use coconut oil in my soap it is so moisturizing to the skin. I use lavender which is great. A wonderful skill to learn, and a dying art.

[@sharonhamilton4328]

We are not making detergent, it's soap at it's purest..

[@saga4646]

That's some good ole soap!

[@ruthgoddard6539]

It is so good to wash your hair with. It will. Shine and be healthy. I have never made it but the old folks did. They had a large pot outside. Love your channel so much

[@kimberlyclark4188]

Great job on a big batch of soap Tessie! I think many people don’t understand that all soap is made with lye, or a form of lye (either sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide). The lye, when mixed with fats, creates soap through a process called saponification. The lye is no longer caustic once it saponifies! One of my favorite homemade soaps uses finely ground oatmeal and frozen goats milk. It is very soothing to the skin.

[@owen4248]

Good Morning Kimberly Clark, Have a wonderful blessed day:)

[@kimberlyclark4188]

Owen you too! I’ve been sick with a cold and ear infection all week so hoping I will start feeling better today!

[@Mel-vr2cl]

I am definitely going to try this recipe! I like the mix of coconut oil and lemon. I can smell it already. Thank you for breaking it down and explaining it step by step.

[@sharrilswindle752]

I had gotten 2 square galvanized metal tubs and a hand crank wringer, and this will be perfect for making myself..hubby will be building a stanchion to hold the tubs and the wringer. Sure wish I still had my Amish clothes line with the pulleys ,I sure miss that

[@shirleydrake1602]

Tessie, you really “walk the walk” in your life. I am one of those who has been encouraging you to update your water system. I have to remind myself that the very thing we all love about you, that you show us HOW to live frugally and more independent, even in our fast paced society. You have backed up in time, or maybe gone forward. As time goes on, we all might reach a point where we have no choice but to live simply. I love the soap recipes. If you make soap every three months, I will enjoy watching. Repetition keeps knowledge fresh in our brain! Blessings to you and yours!

[@HomesteadTessie]

Thank you !!!

[@ludiemaye6560]

Tessie I remember when you did the first video on this soap,I tried it then and I am still using the recipe, it is the best soap ,your soap molds are so cute.great video friend

[@That_Girl__From__Ohio]

Tessie, I'm impressed with your frugal skills! You have a beautiful home inside/out!

[@kentherlan7465]

I agree, T..... I love her home :)

[@owen4248]

Agree T, Tessie has a lovely home and is so inspiring to others:)

[@annacaddell7849]

Wow Tessie! Such talent. It's nice to be so resourceful and knowledgeable about these projects. God's Blessings! I watch you everyday.

[@sharrilswindle752]

I just found a soap holder on ebay, so happy, I really want to learn to make lye soap...I love that you share your knowledge with all of us! Please keep teaching us ,we are all going to need this knowledge ,and you are way ahead by knowing all these things...wish I could 🤗 you!!

[@pamplusten9751]

Growing up in the south we always used lye soap..my sister still does..we loved it & it smelled wonderful..💞💞💞

[@fancybantams]

I'm going to be able to make soap in January after my move is over!! I've made soap for more years than I can remember. When im soaping, I will let you know. I always do my lye water mix outside. The fumes get me!! I use shortening or sometimes lard, and caster oil for suds. I love homemade soap. Love your channel! Thank you for sharing your recipe. Vicky in 🇨🇦

[@karijaneify]

Lard is wonderful in soap! It makes a thick rich lather and the fatty acid profile is almost identical to human skin!

[@AhubahsLifestyle]

Good ole lye soap, I think most families back in the day had someone who made lye soap. Good job! And you are brave to wear gloves, because as long as I been making soap I always still wear them.

[@lauraraines767]

Hi Tessie, I really enjoyed this video. It brought back fond memories of my days when I used to make goatmilk soap. We used to raise goats. I even used to make goat milk fudge.

[@normatrewhella9003]

robert raines goat milk fudge sounds good

[@jemmiestone3496]

Thank you for showing us how to make the soap Tessie. Also all the steps and precautions that have to be taken. Very interesting. When I was a child growing up in the hills of Arkansas many years ago, I would hear some of the women talking about making Lye Soap but I never saw the process. Much love to you. God Bless You and Your Family.

[@cathy1703]

I used to make soap but gave it up for some reason. Thanks for reminding me of how useful and fun it is. I think I’ll make a batch in the new year.

[@kesmarn]

My grandmother made this, but I never had the chance to watch her. Thanks so much for giving us the recipe!

[@spring21400]

Thanks for sharing this. I really love anything traditional. Cheers!

[@debrandw246]

I have never seen this done. My grandmother did it but I was too little to remember. Super video. It is beautiful. I would buy it. If you ever decide to sell some, please let me know. It georgeous. Thank you

[@bonpearson3177]

My grandma made lye soap outside in a big pot over a fire. We always brought some home from a visit. Good memories

[@andreamills5852]

Lye soap has been around for ever, its not just Amish its very southern. My great grandparents done it. My area of the country people call us hillbilly cause of the way we live. ❄⛄⭐🎄

[@justgoodness333littlehomes5]

I'm a soap maker and I've never seen this technique. LOVE IT !!!!!!

[@primordialmeow7249]

How cool! I am a slacker in the soap-making department. I buy ZOTE in a huge bar for .88cents at Wally World.l (comes in white, pink and blue). To me it smells heavenly. I wash dishes with it, make my laundry detergent, shower with it, and use it to clean.

[@susantaylor8507]

That soap makes good Christmas gifts

[@tammyisenblatter9138]

Happy Friday evening!!! Tessie you've done a marvelous job of soap making!!! Thank you for sharing how to make lye soap! Those molds are so cute!!! I cant wait to see the soaps after they've cured!!! I'm staying tuned in Tessie!!! You and Chevy man have a lovely blessed evening!!!

[@owen4248]

Tammy I thought so too love the Gingerbread soap:) Can't wait to see them when they are done:)

[@tammyisenblatter9138]

@@owen4248 😁!!!

[@Marzeonthego]

The lye is not neutralized until AFTER saponification....( usually 24-48 hours) , so up until that time you CAN get a lye burn.... I have used those silicone molds to make soap ( and ONLY USED for soap) many times. I usually make pumpkin spice in the gingerbread molds, and the flower molds were my lemon /lavender. =)

[@thesaintmustwalkalone708]

I have used water on a caustic burn and it intensified the burn. Vinegar neutralized it and it's what I have always heard to do. I wonder why you had a different experience?

[@HomesteadTessie]

same here Vinegar takes the burn away !!!!!!!!!! works amazing !!!!!sometimes people get bent out of shape when soap is being talked about .I find

[@Marzeonthego]

@@thesaintmustwalkalone708 Vinegar is acidic. Was it cool RUNNING water? Yes. It intensified it for a minute, but then it cooled the burn, and I was able to apply my aloe vera gel.

[@Marzeonthego]

@@HomesteadTessie I didn't get bent out of shape Tessie. I got concerned. My ( and many, many others) experience with vinegar apparently differs. And I DID say it has long been argued in the soaping world, (and it has), the effectiveness on lye solution burns. For me, I will go by experience and if it ever happens again ( Pray God it never does!!) I will use cool, running water...then my aloe vera. 😉 i will edit my comment to dissuade further comments regarding this subject. 🙃

[@thesaintmustwalkalone708]

@@Marzeonthego I just asked because you said it was controversial in the soaping world and I have never heard this in all of my research. Yes... I was a teenager and instinct was to run it under cool running water. I still have the scars today frome the bad burns. I understand vinegar is acidic, but lye is alkaline... Which is what neutralizes it. Scientifically, it doesn't make sense for vinegar not to work to me.

[@owen4248]

Good Evening Tessie, Sisters, Brothers, and Friends:)

[@kentherlan7465]

Hi, Owen :)

[@FarmerG]

Owen Hi Owen

[@tammyisenblatter9138]

Happy Friday Owen!!! May you have a warm, blessed and joyful weekend!!

[@owen4248]

@@FarmerG Good evening :)

[@owen4248]

@@tammyisenblatter9138 Good evening Tammy my friend:) Have a warm blessed joyful weekend :)

[@susanramos6473]

Wow!! now that is a lot of work!! But soaps look so nice!!! really enjoyed learning about this Tessie!!!

[@jennifermorris8716]

Please consider doing a video on what it is like & the things/projects you do living on the homestead for summer vs. winter.

[@02271953me]

Hi Tess, nice recipe. Soap making can be so fun. Unmolding and seeing your creation is so rewarding. Did u know you can pop those molds in the freezer for an hr or 2? It firms the soap up just a bit more so the soap holds it shape and isn't as malleable. Love your gingerbread men!!

[@HomesteadTessie]

Thanks Kerry I did not know that !!!

[@02271953me]

Yep. Unmold as soon as you pull them from the freezer as theyll get sticky if you let them set out. Once unmolded they dry/cure as usual.

[@JW-es5un]

I always made ours outside . When my mother in law & I made lue soap we made at least 4 batches at a time. We used lard from the cattle we butcher & fat from our hogs.. This is the best for white socks & undies. If you get poison ivy or oak it dries the rash out. Honey please wear gloves & make it outside. We also used the cardboard cases that canned veggies at the grocery store for our molds then used fishing line to cut into blocks. We stored in an out building.. THIS BROUGHT BACK GOOD MEMORIES. THANKS..

[@HomesteadTessie]

Julie Great Comment !!!! thanks for the tips !!!!

[@a.w.9662]

Thus reminds me of when I used to make my own soap, it was a fun project for me and I sold some and gave it away as gifts.

[@FarmerG]

That’s a great skill to know 👍👍

[@mariaretired9711]

Thanks for demonstrating soap making it was interesting

[@lorielakediorio3338]

Making soap is something I want to learn. Never knew about the vinager. I did use on my son when he got sun burn. Please keep him in your prayers Saturday he is boxing in Harrisburg PA. IDK why he needs to do it but I do pray no one gets hurt and for safe travels.

[@HomesteadTessie]

Then he is only a few miles from me ,I will be praying for him !

[@CentsibleLivingWithMoneyMom]

Tessie, I just wanted to congratulate you on your channel. It is really growing. Your views keep going up. I am so happy to see this!!!!

[@HomesteadTessie]

Thank you it was strange .after 3 years it happened finally !

[@oldmcdanelsfarm592]

Thanks for the recipe! I am looking forward to trying this out!!

[@602redroses]

My mother used to make lye soap for dishes and laundry. I have one of those soap savers too.

[@kathleencarragher8194]

Tessie, this is so informative. I have always meant to look into a recipe for lye soap, but I was under the impression that it had to be boiled over a wood fire. Your recipe sounds simple.

[@wandahershey9227]

Awesome video 👌👍👍 love your soap making videos! Thanks Tessie have a blessed day

[@MorrisPatchofHeavenhomestead]

Thank you for sharing I too love making lye soap, never thought to use it for dishes before, thank you for sharing my new friend, Blessings

[@cynthiaamitrano8915]

I wouldn't make this, but it's great to know how it's done. Thank you, Tess.

[@Sandy-_s]

Your recipe makes a lot of soap. I'm going to try it with the lye I bought last year, some expired ingredients and some caution. They are beautiful!

[@TamTam-yw7id]

I've been using this recipe to make soap for 8 years. The lemon juice makes the soap mild. 💕

[@belindaayewoh437]

Do you get soap scum?

[@owen4248]

Tessie great tutorial on making lye soap I still have a tiny bit of the bar soap I got from you a year ago:) Always good to wear safety goggles when working with lye. Your right this looks like a lot of work to do though it looks easy enough to do if you know how. I love the little bar soap I got from you though it's almost gone:) Love the molds you use, the ginger bread molds especially :) It looks amazing:) Well I have thick skin too though if I make this I would wear cloves:) Loved this Tessie would love to have one or two of those soap bars:) Love you my sister:) God Bless you and Ken and family:) Keep smiling sweetie:)

[@rosierose7863]

Good evening friend Owen!Love and light Rosie

[@owen4248]

@@rosierose7863 Good evening Rosie Rode:) Love and light :)

[@owen4248]

@@ellenfisher6341 Good Morning my friend:) I may try the soap making soon and your right once you do something you love it becomes habit:) Have a wonderful blessed day my friend:)

[@josephinasharp9202]

Could you do a video on how you use this soap in dishes? Love this❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@HomesteadTessie]

Tonight's video I will

[@vixxcottage]

I made goat milk soap for 20 years and sold at farmers market and other places. I used a much more complicated method of heating the oils and trying to get lye and oils to same temp to mix or saponify. Your method is so much simpler. I will try it. Thank you! 🌹

[@Lovepeacejoy..]

Thank you for the lesson in soap making! Do you know how to make a gentle soap, loaded with moisturizers that could be used on skin during the winter when skin is dry and irritated?

[@owen4248]

Good evening Lovepeacejoy would love to know how too:) Have a warm blessed night :)

[@vixxcottage]

Look on line to Kathy Miller's soap page. You can use different oils in other recipes to get what you want.

[@Lovepeacejoy..]

Vicki Bevington Thank you!

[@karijaneify]

When coconut oil (high in lauric and myristic acid) goes through the saponification process - it changes from moisturizing to drying (because of changes in molecular structure). My skin gets dry in the winter, so I don't use more than 15% coconut oil in my soap recipe, and I set the superfat level to at least 5% on my lye calculator. Lard is fantastic in soap. Shea butter is high in unsaponifiables - which some people find more moisturizing in a soap - but at about 7% or the soap won't lather much. I also like to make a 100% shea butter soap. It's expensive, but I only make about 4 bars for the whole year. (In fact..I need to make more soon!)

[@caroled3924]

Awesome never knew how it was made. Thanks Tessie ❤️🤗🙏

[@kristiethompson3144]

I used to make soap years ago now where I live there is a antique store and in the back of their store they have soaps makeup party supplies vitamins deodorant for woman and men they sell bags of Amish soap with 12 bars in a bag for 5.00 and that last me a long time. I also use it to make my laundry soap. But if I had the time Tessie I would use your recipe ty

[@owen4248]

Good Morning Kristie Thompson, I only just started making laundry soap. That's wonderful to have a store like that:) Have a wonderful blessed day:)

[@kristiethompson3144]

Good morning to you Owen yes I am fortunate to have this store I feel blessed. You have a wonderful blessed day

[@lindagailsch]

So interesting Tessie. Thank you for sharing that. We used to get pieces of lye soap from my husband grandmother & used it to scrub stains on laundry before washing.

[@allisonpacino]

This process is very interesting! Thanks Tessie! See you tomorrow!

[@DJ-ok5ov]

I have been making this very same recipe for years. I use powdered goats milk. It is very easy and like you said it always turns out well. Great video. Love this soap and everyone I give it to wants more.

[@pamelacourtney8998]

Thanks for sharing Tessie. This is the easiest recipe that I've seen so far. Your instructions are great. Merry Christmas and Blessings to all. 💕

[@patriciaribaric3409]

I love the aroma of lemon. I have some Watkins foaming hand soap that smells heavenly.

[@owen4248]

Good Morning Patricia Ribaric, Have a wonderful blessed day:)

[@pjl2963]

Excellent video! Love the soap molds that say "Home made", plus the florals...very pretty!

[@AcornHillHomestead]

I really like the rustic look of the soap when its done. I recently learned that the chemical reaction (saponification) of the lye and fats gets rid of any trace of lye so we don’t need to be afraid of lye. Its no longer lye once the reaction occurs. I’ve been afraid of using lye for years but since I learned about saponification I will be making soap in the spring (outside) and each year. Just one more thing I don’t need to rely on stores for. At $5 per bar for a nice shea butter soap, it’s past time to make my own! Thanks for sharing!!

[@karijaneify]

That's very true IF the amount of oil is enough to saponify all of the lye. If not - then you'll get a lye-heavy soap (which is why so many people in the old days hated Grandma's lye soap!) There are some free and good lye calculators online that can help you be sure your recipe has enough oil to saponify all of the lye. I like www.soapcalc.net. Good luck with your soaping!

[@anetteholm6384]

So good instructions! Maybe I should dare to try sometime later on. They looks so sweet and I can imagine that lemon soap smells really nice!

[@deborahcook7652]

Have done this recipe for several years now...and it is the only bar soap we use. And yes make at least once a year

[@jeannoll9850]

You never disapoint me tessie..thanks for this lesson, good to know..

[@fancybantams]

You talk about grandmas in the 40's and '50s, yes they worked hard. My grandmas were born in 1884 and 1898. They were in a different era. My grandpas in 1875 and 1900.

[@AR-dm7ze]

Very impressive and educational. I bet it smells so nice and lemony! Great job!

[@kimberlylholt]

What an interesting video! I love the soap.

[@owen4248]

Good Morning Kimberly my friend:) Have a wonderful blessed day:)

[@questionasker1749]

Im going to check out the other 2 recipes. Im so excited Got a scale ant thermometer! Did all these purchases last summer!⛄☔🌨🌨

[@nedisnumber170]

this is so pawesome!!!! 🐾🐾🐾😸😸😸

[@findingvikki7469]

I have always wanted to make this and try it but I cannot because of breathing issues that go with my immune disorder. My son has asthma as well so I am afraid of it because of the fumes. I love watching the video on this and it makes me frustrated with my system but God is in control so I am grateful to him for the stamina and ability to make everything else. It’s all in the attitude right?

[@HomesteadTessie]

Yes Vikki you got it !!!

[@julibeswick-valentine3690]

I enjoyed watching watching you making the soap. I used to make my own and like you I didn't wear gloves because nothing affected my hand and i took great care. However, one day that all changed overnight, my hands dried and cracked, within days the skin started coming off my fingers, they were raw, After a week I had to visit the doctor it was so painful and debilitating. I could barely do the farm work or milk the animals, my nursing job was becoming unbearable. I was diagnosed with contact dermatitis, from then on I seemed to react to everything, latex, plastics, detergents, metal. It was horrendous, Then it was a trip to the consultant and allergy tests etc. To cut a very long story short over an 18 month period it transpires your hands can only take so much abuse before the body rebels and your immune system turns against you. I have to be so careful now, it can reappear without any known cause. I have learnt to control it and treat it with a homemade herbal salve and a barrier cream. So please take great care.

[@littlekentuckyhomestead7095]

LOVE this video...Thank you for sharing !!

[@lindajohnson3283]

I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing Tessi❤

[@gatataz333]

Oh, Tessie! Is there anything you can't do?😂Thank you for the priceless quality time and yet another very informative tutorial! Gramma Fannie's up in Heaven looking at you saying "That's my girl!" God bless and good night, everyone!

[@owen4248]

gata taz God Bless :) Tessie is very talented indeed:) Have a good night :)

[@gatataz333]

@@owen4248 Indeed she is! She's such an inspiration. When she put those goggles on, I thought "Woah! It's about to get real!"😂God bless you, friend.

[@HomesteadTessie]

lololol to funny !!!!!!!!!! it is 6am and I am laughing so hard !!!!

[@gatataz333]

@@HomesteadTessie There has never been such a sweet and lovely "mad scientist!"😂😂😂😂Good morning and God bless you all!

[@lololotto752]

Another great job on making soap Tessie!! 🤗🧼

[@LittleCountryCabin]

Great video! Thank you for sharing this great skill. Does the lemon juice help cut the grease from dishes?

[@HomesteadTessie]

YES

[@HomesteadTessie]

I did not know that Lavella !!thank you !

[@sharonhamilton4328]

I've tested mine.... in a week. It's hard as a rock... I use it

[@awyomingprairiewife.8385]

Nicely done, Miss Tess...I used to make soap in the nineties...I enjoyed it, but haven’t done it for years...I bet that smelled good...Blessings 🥰🥰🥰

[@shirlc]

Can you use this soap on your hair & body? What kind of oil did you use? They are so cute!

[@HomesteadTessie]

This was corn oil you can use any kind oil

[@marymarysmarket3508]

Shirl C the shortening and coconut oils

[@shirlc]

Thank you

[@susieq8253]

Amazing! Love your videos!

[@susansmith3633]

I love the wood work in your home. Did this come with the mobile home are did you do a lot of it. Either way it is beautiful and topped off with your lanterns and candles so cozy.

[@marydavis1508]

I just found your channel yesterday and its already one of my favs💗 love from Florida.

[@HomesteadTessie]

Thank you Mary you are so very kind !

[@racheljackson9762]

This is awesome but I could not make it. But I enjoy watching you make it.🤗🤗💖💖

[@nellieann9661]

Thank you

[@longarmsupplies]

I'm making it Hot Process now, Thanks for posting. My dishwasher went down and I'm washing handing way now since of the quaratine. Need this fast so hot process is going on now...it's fast!

[@longarmsupplies]

Here's the update. I used the exact recipe for oils and lye and cooked it up. It was slow to trace, but lightening quick to cook. I added my lemon juice too late so I have something akin to confetti soap with white spots of cooked soap throughout the bars but that's not upsetting me. I added 3/4 c of whole liquid milk as I didn't have any powdered milk on hand. Cleaning up the slow cooker pot washed up so many dishes that I almost fell over in shock...I love this recipe! I think I'll tweak it a bit to make it easier to do hot process but overall, it's great.

[@MichaelR58]

Good evening Tessie

[@lauravitaliani9666]

Thank you girl for the pounds and ounces measurements. I have wanted to make soap. This recipe wil make me feel so much more confident when I make my first attempt. Thank you for explaining every step so we all can easily understand. 🤗❤🤗❤🤗🤗🤗

[@redgingerbreadpam]

I do enjoy making soaps. It's only kind I use.

[@lyndabuchholz1216]

Grammas didn't have the powdered lye or the other oils. I would love to know how to make soap the old fashioned way. I love your recipe though it must be a gentle luxurious soap.

[@fancybantams]

They used wood ash in place of lye many many years ago.

[@Marzeonthego]

They used beef tallow, lard, coconut oil, olive oil etc..and you still can. Soap is a chemical reaction between animal or vegetable fats and alkali ( sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide) In the "old days " they would use wood ash lye...which is potassium hydroxide and the difference is, it would be a soft soap...more like a thick "goop". Also, the STRENGTH of the lye was hard to determine and measure...which also is why "lye soap" has that reputation of being harsh. The way Tessie made soap, is the way soap is made. By mixing lye into water, and the lye solution into fats.

[@Marzeonthego]

@@CharleysMom2 Yep 😉 ...she is. An ecen easier one would be straight up coconut soap! Extremely white, extremely hard, and a great cleaning soap!

[@loves2spin2]

Good job! I've been making soap since about 1977. It's so nice. I want to know (because I've never done it) exactly how you go about using the soap to wash dishes. That sounds silly, but I really don't know!

[@elenagraci9793]

Thank you You make it sound easy to do

[@carolynmoody9460]

Blessings

[@GrammaRosesHomestead]

I'll definitely be making that next week.

[@loribrown5032]

Would you ever consider selling some of your bars?

[@HomesteadTessie]

I have in the past and will do it again in the Spring :)

[@HomesteadTessie]

@@CharleysMom2 I do not need a License in my state

[@Ac-ty8wp]

Can we see you wash dishes with it? I just want to see if it cuts the grease well and how it works with a bar soap versus a detergent

[@HomesteadTessie]

In my intro video I made 2 weeks ago I use it :) I will be showing in tonight's video too

[@Ac-ty8wp]

Thank you

[@rocco1alex]

Interesting, thanks

[@deliarodriquez4989]

WOW THATS COOL.I WOULD LOVE TO BUY ONE.TO SEE HOW THEY ARE.I LIKE THE ONES LOOK LIKE DONUNTS.

[@melissabrant748]

Do you have a video of using the soap? I tried making homemade dish soap in the past but it didn’t cut the grease off the dishes. Any advice?

[@ladywytch129]

I ended up just adding a few squirts of Dawn into my homemade dish soap, lol. Adding a bit of vinegar to the rinse water helps, too. Edited to correct: add vinegar to the RINSE water, not the wash water.

[@HomesteadTessie]

I do I have videos washing dishes with it ,many videos

[@thesaintmustwalkalone708]

@@ladywytch129 don't add vinegar to the wash... Only to the rinse. Vinegar is an acid and soap is a base. They cancel each other out on the pH scale.... In other words, it neutralizes it, making you really just washing your dishes with water. Same reason why you can't mix baking soda and vinegar in recipes (though the chemical reaction is neat... It's not actually cleaning). But vinegar is a great rinse aid as it is a disinfectant.

[@HomesteadTessie]

I will tonight video

[@melissabrant748]

Homestead Tessie Mobile Home Living You don’t have to go to that trouble I’ll just look on at your videos Thank you for all your wonderful advise! I’ve had so life changes and the budget has gotten tight that when I pinch the nickel I’m pretty sure I hear the buffalo farting LOL

[@purplelissh]

I have a few soap savers I make my dish soap with it I really lovr it

[@willowdeanvannette9128]

Love your videos Tessie

[@thecleaningfairy]

This was interesting to watch. Thank you for sharing

[@owen4248]

Good Morning Tessie, Sisters, Brothers, and Friend:) Wish you a wonderful blessed weekend filled with gods joy and happiness:) Continue to keep Grampy Campy in your prayer in this difficult time. God Bless you :) Love you all:)