Fels-Naptha is a soap bar that has been around for many years. It has proven itself as an effective stain remover and pre-treatment of laundry. It is powerful product to be used in cleaning and excels at removing grease and stubborn stains. Many people make their own laundry soap using Fels-Naptha: RECIPE.
I recently found some other ideas for it's use that sounded worth trying:
To clean your shower, rub a non-abrasive scouring sponge with a wet bar of Fels Naptha and start cleaning. It will take a little hard work the first time you use it but it will be a breeze after that.
Fels Naptha Soap is a fantastic stain remover and pre-treater. It works especially well on oil-based stains. Just rub the stain with a wet bar of Fels Naptha Soap. Let it sit for a while and launder as usual. It works great on baby clothes which have formula stains.
Fels Naptha Soap is a fantastic stain remover and pre-treater. It works especially well on oil-based stains. Just rub the stain with a wet bar of Fels Naptha Soap. Let it sit for a while and launder as usual. It works great on baby clothes which have formula stains.
To clean white canvas tennis shoes, simply work the Fels Naptha Soap into a lather and use a soft brush to work into the canvas. Launder as usual without chlorine bleach.
All Purpose Cleaner: Wet a terry cloth and rub the bar of soap into it; then clean the walls! I found this worked better than all purpose liquid cleaners in removing tough stains from walls as well as stubborn stains in rugs and carpets!
Keeping A Clean Dish Rag: Keep a bar of Fels-Naptha soap by the kitchen sink, and rub the bar into the wet cloth each day to remove stains which accumulate.
A bar of Fels-Naptha is a little over a $1.00 with plenty of bang for the buck!
All Purpose Cleaner: Wet a terry cloth and rub the bar of soap into it; then clean the walls! I found this worked better than all purpose liquid cleaners in removing tough stains from walls as well as stubborn stains in rugs and carpets!
Keeping A Clean Dish Rag: Keep a bar of Fels-Naptha soap by the kitchen sink, and rub the bar into the wet cloth each day to remove stains which accumulate.
A bar of Fels-Naptha is a little over a $1.00 with plenty of bang for the buck!
I have never seen this in any market around me. I'm going to have to start looking more carefully. I would love to pick some up.
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