Safe, Quick and Inexpensive Hand-Washing of Shirts and Blouses: the Alternative to Dry-Cleaning
Fine shirts are cared-for properly with hand-washing and line-drying.
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Hand-Washing Shirts
In Do-It-Yourself, Doing Laundry, economical housekeeping, Economical Soap, emergency iron, energy efficiency, line drying clothes, Line-Drying, Living without Electricity, Stylish Living, stylish living on a shoestring, sun dried shirts, Sun-Drying Clothes, Sundried Clothes, Survival Clothes Iron, Survival Tips, survival tools, washing a man's shirt line drying clothes, Washing by Hand, Washing Clothes by Hand, Washing Men's Shirts on 01/08/2011 at 11:36 amEconomical Zote Soap, an Elegant Survival Recommendation
In Economical Soap, elegant survival, Home Economics, Laundry Soap, Shaved Soap, Soap Bar Shavings, Soap Flakes, Zote Soap on 04/10/2010 at 11:07 am
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I started recommending Zote soap on Elegant Survival in 2006. Since then, it has gained popularity in the United States (Zote is made in México).
Zote soap costs under a dollar per bar, and goes a long way when flaked or liquefied. It has a pleasant scent, and many uses–among them laundering clothes. Instructions are given on the official Zote website.
©M-J de Mesterton, 2010
Washing and Drying Your Clothes without Electricity, by M-J de Mesterton
Zote as Recommended on M-J’s Mini-Blog
Economical Zote Soap, an Elegant Survival Recommendation
In Economical Soap, elegant survival, Home Economics, Laundry Soap, Shaved Soap, Soap Bar Shavings, Soap Flakes, Zote Soap on 04/10/2010 at 11:07 amClick Photo to See It Enlarged
I started recommending Zote soap on Elegant Survival in 2006. Since then, it has gained popularity in the United States (Zote is made in México).
Zote soap costs under a dollar per bar, and goes a long way when flaked or liquefied. It has a pleasant scent, and many uses–among them laundering clothes. Instructions are given on the official Zote website.
©M-J de Mesterton, 2010
Washing and Drying Your Clothes without Electricity, by M-J de Mesterton
Zote as Recommended on M-J’s Mini-Blog
