How to make homemade washing soda

Washing soda can be hard to find in stores. The good news is you can make it yourself at home. In this video, I show you how I make my homemade washing soda. 
If you would rather buy your Washing soda, here's a link you can use to buy some. *
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Bluing (for brighter whites) can be hard to find too. Here's a link you can use to buy some. *
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If you have a vintage wringer washer like I have, I'd recommend getting The Panda Spin dryer. It is a great way to extract more water from your clothes. This helps the cloths to dry in a reasonable amount of time. Here's a link you can use to buy one. *
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I love drying my clothes in the sun. Maybe you do too. If you need some good clothes pins, here's a link you can use to get some new ones. *
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[@riversedgehomestead9700]

Wow! I had no idea !! thank you! I will definitely be giving this a try. Washing soda is much more expensive than baking soda!

[@Loadofwash]

Yes. I paid about six dollars for the box you see here in the video but I paid $.50 for that box of baking soda I got at last week’s estate sale. Baking soda is usually pretty easy to find but not washing soda.

[@seana806]

May consider doing this one day. However, I’ll only use brand name detergent like Tide powdered detergent since it’s not as caustic and corrosive as store brand detergent, I know from experience since I’ve dealt with repairing rust on my ‘63 Whirlpool Mark 12 washer. Most store brand detergent tends to gum up, especially at lower temperatures, unfortunately if enough of it builds up on the outer surfaces of the outer tub especially if it’s metal, it will hold in moisture which will eventually rust out the outer tub which is no good.