Soda ash is baking soda’s older, gruntier brother. It’s a powerful natural cleaner but unlike its counterpart, it cannot be eaten. Soda ash, other wise known as sodium carbonate, is fine with a powdery consistency where as washing soda (often called soda ash) is gritty and harder to work with. We only use Wendyl’s Green Goddess Premium Soda Ash in our natural …
Recipe – Starched Sheets
Why not starch your sheets this weekend? I’m a bit of a white sheet fanatic and I love it when they’re starched and ironed. I must confess I did this for a while, but now I just throw them on the line and let the sun crisp them up and give them that gorgeous smell. But if you want to …
How to fold a fitted sheet
Now I know you probably think you’ve got the task of folding a fitted sheet mastered, as I have. But then I came across this wonderful video with an even better way. Seriously you will never fold those sheets the old way again. Click here to view.
Recipe – Hotel sheets
I spent the weekend with a good friend and we spent a great deal of our time together discussing our mutual love of linen. We both adore good quality sheets and by the time we’d had a few wines we were making plans to set up our own quality linen shop. The next morning we weren’t so sure! Here are …
DIY Wool Soap Jelly For Gentle Washing
You can use my laundry liquid for machine-washing woollens if you have a wool setting on your machine, but this is a super delicate wash which I recommend for hand washing wool blankets and baby clothes. By the way, wool is naturally anti-bacterial so blankets that have been stained can often just be sponged and then line dried out of the …
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