I'll say it again....
Using true soap for laundry requires skills and knowledge that many today simply not have. The result is washing that would put our great-grandmothers to shame; tattle grey laundry.
To launder with soap you not only need the proper concentrations but plenty of warm (good) or hot (better) water. A hot or warm wash must be followed with at least two hot (best) or warm (ok) rinses. A few more rinses follow to ensure all traces of soap and soil are removed.
Aside from controlling the excess froth created in front loading washers from using soap, you need a few hot or warm rinses. Commercial/steam laundries used soap in H-Axis washers for years before detergents came along, and they had great results.
Using true soap for laundry requires skills and knowledge that many today simply not have. The result is washing that would put our great-grandmothers to shame; tattle grey laundry.
To launder with soap you not only need the proper concentrations but plenty of warm (good) or hot (better) water. A hot or warm wash must be followed with at least two hot (best) or warm (ok) rinses. A few more rinses follow to ensure all traces of soap and soil are removed.
Aside from controlling the excess froth created in front loading washers from using soap, you need a few hot or warm rinses. Commercial/steam laundries used soap in H-Axis washers for years before detergents came along, and they had great results.