Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. You might be thinking, “Why try to DIY dog shampoo when there are tons of ready-made options out there?” Well, think of it like ...

DIY, baby, but do your research.

In a world filled with commercial soap products made of a seemingly endless list of unidentifiable ingredients, there's something uniquely satisfying about making your own soap at home. What’s more, ...

Until around 1916, making soap at home was commonplace. Using wood or plant ashes and leftover animal fats, families produced their own soap for cleaning their clothes and themselves. During World War ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. No one wants to go around with an oily mop, but some of the products designed to clean said mop can take a toll on your scalp, or ...

Did you know that we use about 10 percent less water when we wash our hands using foaming soap rather than liquid soap? When we stop and think about how times we and the other members of our ...

Crafters have many interpretations of the term “natural soap crafting.” On one end of the spectrum, it can mean using only organic, chemical-free ingredients including soap bases, additives, colorants ...

Make your own laundry soap and line dry your clothes for naturally clean, fresh laundry. After learning more about the chemicals in commercial cleaners and the harm they can do long after they go down ...

Scoop out the gel from a fresh aloe vera leaf and blend it in a blending jar until smooth. In a clean bowl, mix the aloe gel with liquid castile soap or any clear soap base. Add coconut milk, oil, and ...