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Make your own laundry soap, and save money, resources, and time suffering from allergies.

One recipe yields 180 loads in a top loader, and 640 loads in a front loader for only a few bucks.

Ingredients & supplies:
- Either a 4oz bar of soap (melted), or 4oz of Dr. Bronner's liquid castille (don't pick something heavily-scented).
- 1 c. Washing Soda
- 1/2c. Borax
- Lots of hot tap water.
- 5 gallon bucket.
- Empty old laundry detergent bottle.
- Some sort of scooper, equivalent to either 5/8c. (for a top loader) or 1/4c. (front loader).

Fill 5 gallon bucket half full of hot top water. Add melted bar of soap or liquid castille, borax, and washing soda slowly, stirring the entire time. Fill to top with more hot tap water, and let sit overnight.

The next day, fill up your old laundry detergent bottle half with the mixture, and half with water. Shake before use.

Before I assembled this computer (Sept '05), I masked off and shot the interior in flat black. I take extra special care when routing the cables to ensure the best possible airflow and appearance.

There are only five LEDs visible in or on the case. One in the powersupply, a status light on the mobo, the HDD and CD access lights, and the power indicator.

I don't like a lot of flash.

Next up: Get rid of that ancient motherboard. (it only takes DDR400) Which buys me into getting a new Mobo, Processor, and RAM. Might as well get a new case too.