Combine These 2 Ingredients Once and You Won’t Stop — You’ll Save a Lot of Money

 

Simply combine these two ingredients to save money — and not only that: once you try it, you’ll use it every day!

The Two Ingredients

Let’s discover together what these ingredients are and how to make an all-purpose, natural soap at home.

Natural DIY Remedies

The prices of everyday products have risen dramatically — we see it every time we shop. The effects of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia continue to impact our finances, including the cost of household detergents.

Yellow Soap with 2 Ingredients

Everyone is doing what they can to save money, especially with the rising costs of electricity, gas, and the inevitable end-of-year expenses.

But imagine being able to make your own organic detergent at home — in the form of handy pellets — that’s gentle on your skin and the environment. No phosphates, optical brighteners, preservatives, or artificial fragrances. Just effective, eco-friendly cleaning — and big savings.

Don’t worry — it’s simple!

Today’s recipe uses only two easy-to-find ingredients. Let’s go step-by-step.

How to Make Natural Soap Balls with Just 2 Ingredients

How to Make Natural Soap Balls with Just 2 Ingredients

 

To prepare this DIY natural soap, you’ll need:

• A bar of yellow soap – soft and easy to cut, known in Italy as Alga soap. It’s made with glycerin and coconut oil, fully biodegradable, and suitable for handwashing.

• Talcum powder – to keep the soap pieces from sticking together.

Instructions:

1. Cut the yellow soap into small squares using a knife. It’s soft, so this step is easy.

2. Roll the pieces into balls with your hands. You can make them in different sizes depending on how you plan to use them.

3. Place the balls in a plastic container and sprinkle with talcum powder to prevent them from sticking together.

Your 2-ingredient soap is now ready to use!

How to Use the Soap Balls

1. In the Washing Machine

Place one soap ball directly into the drum along with your laundry. Use more or less depending on the load size and how dirty the clothes are. These are also great for pre-treating stains by hand before washing.

2. For Toilet Limescale

Take a dry soap ball and press it onto the inside of the toilet bowl — ideally when the bowl is relatively dry so it sticks. Each time you flush, a bit of soap will dissolve, helping to gradually clean limescale buildup.

3. To Clean Steel Sinks

Use the soap with a damp, non-abrasive sponge to clean and shine steel surfaces like sinks or countertops. After scrubbing, wipe clean with a microfiber cloth, then dry. You’ll get a natural, chemical-free shine.

4. On Wooden Cutting Boards

Because this soap is completely natural and chemical-free, it’s also safe for use on wooden chopping boards, helping to clean without soaking harmful substances into the wood’s porous surf

Conclusion

This simple 2-ingredient soap is not only effective and versatile, but it also helps you save money while reducing your environmental footprint. Try it once, and it might just become part of your daily routine!