To: Kartographer
No soap detergent when I was little. How well I remember mother shaving slivers from a large bar of yellow laundry soap into a big wash boiler on our wood stove. When it melted, she would bail the boiling water into our electric washing machine(a real luxury). Probably can’t buy this bar soap any more.
To: upcountry miss
No soap detergent when I was little. How well I remember mother shaving slivers from a large bar of yellow laundry soap into a big wash boiler on our wood stove. When it melted, she would bail the boiling water into our electric washing machine(a real luxury). Probably cant buy this bar soap any more.
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You can buy bar laundry soap in the Philippines ,, people tend to rub it into the dirty spots and then do the tub/washboard thing ...
To: upcountry miss
Sounds like Fels Naftha soap. It’s still around, just not in every store.
28 posted on
03/14/2012 7:14:54 PM PDT by
Ellendra
("It's astounding how often people mistake their own stupidity for a lack of fairness." --Thunt)
To: upcountry miss
It sounds like you’re talking about Fels Naptha soap. It’s still around, though I’ve never seen it featured prominently. Try your local grocery store or Walmart.
29 posted on
03/14/2012 7:53:59 PM PDT by
Altariel
("Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!")
To: upcountry miss
Fels naptha soap still sold..
35 posted on
03/15/2012 4:55:46 PM PDT by
GregB
(I will follow Sarah where ever she goes!)
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