Recette de liquide vaisselle écologique fait maison (pas si liquide) ! 😂

Ingrédients recette liquide vaisselle (recette de cuisineaz) : 

• 100 grammes de savon de Marseille rapé ou en copeaux
• 1 cuillère à soupe de cristaux de soude
• 1 cuillère à soupe de bicarbonate de soude
• 1 cuillère à soupe de savon noir
• *Facultatif : Quelques gouttes d'huile essentielle de votre choix (citron pour ma part)
• 50 cl d'eau chaude

Étape 1 : Verser le savon de Marseille rapé ou en copeaux dans un saladier.

Étape 2 : Verser le bicarbonate de soude.

Étape 3 : Ajouter les cristaux de soude.

Étape 4 : Ajouter le savon noir.

Étape 5 : Verser l'eau bouillante.

Étape 6 : Ajouter quelques gouttes d'huile essentielle et remélanger doucement.

=> Je pense que pour bien réussir à dissoudre le savon de Marseille il vaudrait mieux mettre tous les ingrédients dans une casserole et maintenir l'ébullition en tournant doucement pour que le savon se dissolve correctement (dans mon cas il me restait des copeaux de savon !).

Verdict :

• Ce produit dégraisse vraiment pas mal, peut-être pas autant qu'un produit conventionnel mais c'est déjà ça !
• Il mousse assez peu mais ce n'est pas pour autant qu'il ne nettoie pas.
• Il peut laisser un film un peu gras à cause de la glycérine naturelle provenant du savon noir.
• Il laisse une texture bizarre sur les mains que je n'aime pas, soit il faut que je change de recette, soit il faut que je mette des gants !

Hello everyone,

Today I wanted to share with you an eco-friendly liquid dishwashing recipe that I have tested... which turns (despite myself!) Into a solid dishwashing :D Although in my opinion this recipe is not optimal because the liquid becomes solid and because I do not like the way it leaves the skin, I share a super easy recipe that I tested and used at daily!

Ingredients:

    100 grams of grated or chopped Marseille soap     1 tablespoon of soda crystals 1 tablespoon of baking soda 1 tablespoon of black soap * Optional: A few drops of essential oil of your choice (lemon for me) 50 cl of hot water

Step 1: Put the grated or shredded Marseille soap into a bowl.

Step 2: Add the baking soda.

Step 3: Add the crystals soda.

Step 4: Add the black soap.

Step 5: Pour boiling water.

    Mix gently until the Marseille soap is dissolved, but do not mix too fast otherwise the mixture turns into whipped cream!  

Step 6: Add a few drops of essential oil and remix gently.

Pour the liquid into a dishwashing liquid bottle! Since it becomes white and solidifies once inside the bottle, I remove the cap of my bottle and press the bottle to make out rounds of dishwashing product. I did not try to pour it into a pot but I guess it must be possible, it will be enough after using the product as a cake dish washing and wet sponge on the product to get some material.

=> I think that to succeed in dissolving the soap of Marseille it would be better to put all the ingredients in a saucepan and to maintain the boiling while turning slowly so that the soap dissolves correctly (in my case I still had shavings of soap !).

Verdict:   This product really degreases a lot, maybe not as much as a conventional product but it's already that!It does not foam a lot but it does not mean that it does not clean. It can leave a film a bit greasy because of the natural glycerin from black soap. It leaves a weird texture on the hands that I do not like, either I have to change the recipe, or I have to put on gloves! Haha When I finish my product, I will try Carnet Green's dishwashing cake recipe  (if you do not know it I invite you to see her on her blog or instagram, she gives lots of green recipes and good plans for a green attitude!). I invite you to visit my article about the Tawashi, the ecological kitchen sponge, with a super easy tutorial! :D Tell me if you have tried this recipe or what is your favorite dishwashing recipe (liquid or cake!) :) Do not forget, stay Opiniated ;)