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Washing soda should be in the laundry aisle at the grocery store. If not, then you can look for it also where baking soda/baking powder and such is usually kept. You can make it yourself, too. Just bake baking soda in a 1/2" thick layer in a baking dish at 400*F for an hour, stirring once or twice.

How? I could see a bottle maybe slipping into the laundry if it was smaller, but... I gotta ask how? Also, I hope it didn't have much in it to start with. An entire bottle of anything in my laundry would have me tossing the whole load outside, at least for a day or two. Oh, and thirdly, hooray...

The kinds of crafts I like best are those that combine elements of science and art. Leathercraft, soap making, perfumery, cooking and baking, and (soon) 3d design to go along with the printing side. For me, appearance and aesthetics come second to function. But if I can do it without...

If the lye portion is still liquid, it can be diluted with water and poured down the sink. The rest would kind of depend on whether the oils part was solid or liquid. If it's solid, double bag it in a trash bag and discard like you normally would anything. If it's liquid, find a container you...

It never would have occurred to me to try, but camel fat is not something easily available around here (that I know of). Please do let us know how it turns out if you do try it.