do laundry by hand - PEP BB nest.sand.handlaundry

I washed a load of clothes outside in a 3 gallon bucket and another for rinsing. My detergent was super washing soda water from my hose and elbow grease.
2 pair jeans, 2 tank tops, 2 sweatshirts, 1 flanel, 1 tshirt and 2 pillow cases.

I did laundry by hand and I learned that my baby's wool onesies get cleaner this way than in the washing machine with wool program.

At home we only use lin oil soap, here's the link of the one we actually use, which is produced in Sweden: https://atlaspreservation.com/products/linseed-oil-soap/. The word "biodegradable" appears in  lin oil soap with natural scents which is marketed as hand soap: https://atlaspreservation.com/products/linseed-soap-cedar-eucalyptus-500ml
Another link from another US reseller: https://www.earthandflax.com/product-page/ottosson-linseed-oil-soap-5-liter

There are two items "missing" from the folded piles because i wanted to dress both me and baby with some warm wool. Balancing this lack: even though I only washed one sock by hand, there are two lilac socks in the last picture! This is because the other sock had being waiting for months to find back its old companion which had been missed under couch. Now they found their place together again and thy can share their different washing adventures.

I washed 4 shirts, 1 pair of shorts, 14 underroos and 2 pair of pants. I washed in two separate loads. The mop bucket was great for wringing underwear and thin shirts, didn't work for the shorts though. The other pants I washed in the shower with me.

Today I did a load of laundry by hand in the bathtub. I washed a pair of jeans, a pair of shorts, six T-shirts, three long sleeve shirts, three pairs of socks, three boxers, and a bandanna.  Sorry for the blurry washing picture.

I used the tub method with Dr Bronners Sal Suds and citric acid.

I laundered 8 shirts, 6 shorts, 9 pairs of socks, and one pair of undies.