How long do you do this on a load of laundry ?
206106
Personally I shoot for about 6 minutes -but- I break it up- I go about 2 min at a time and let it soak several minutes in between. I feel this really is effective. I usually give it 2 rinses- but agitate it for maybe 1 min each time. This really is a great little gadget.
245494
Only a few hours. You must wait around 10 minutes to put clothes on. Your skin must be completely dry, otherwise it will not develop properly. Applying right after a shower or bath is the best method.
174125
Oh yes, use gloves, very strong, a little goes a long way. Do not use for laundry- too hard on fabric
1498140
I would wait about 1/2 hour (fully dry) before getting in bed or putting on any nice clothing. I did notice a light stain on my shirt when I dressed immediately. It did wash off but inconvenient and not very pretty if you are headed out for the day.
1211822
Yes, you add water for the wash, add clothes and soap, run the wash cycle, drain, add water for the rinse, run through the wash cycle again without soap, drain. Take the clothes out of washer, squeeze a bit, put them into the spin section and run. The clothes are very clean and get as dry as they would from a regular washer spin cycle. Much easier for me than washing by hand. Tip: you only need a very small amount of soap, Even a little too much soap and you'll probably have to rinse several times.
1467687
Woolzies suggests you allow the laundry to finish drying, then add a few drops of essential oil to two of the balls. Place them back in the dryer on the no heat setting for ten minutes. Leave the third ball in the dryer, but do not add oil to it. I just bought a three pack of Woolzies and have not tried this yet, but those directions are included in their packaging.
373635
I looked at their website and there are laundry-use instructions, as well as other kinds of uses.Good luck.
40566
I have been doing this for quit sometime. I found you may have to use less in the front loader. We have very hard water I use maybe 1/4 to 1/2 cup depending on load size. I put it in the drum start the cycle run enough water to dissolve it then put my clothes in. Hope this helps
680239
It depends on the level and fabric of clothes. If a full load in this machine of knits such as tee shirts and light knit pants, use about one third of liguid detergent described f for full load in regular washing machine. Liguid seems to desolve better and faster. Very similar to regular machine for choice of detergent. ( While draining from wash,and almost empty, take hand held shower and run through the clothes for a few minutes). Then, replace drain and fill and rinse cycle as usual.. This is one handy machine..
1198532
I put it on a folded towel and back in the cupboard when i'm done, i know it's dry the next morning. But my guess is a lot sooner than that, like an hour or so.
1653578
You can do either one, but I usually treat the stain immediately and then just place in laundry basket or if I am planning to use the washer at that time, I just add the garment.
539041
Basically one washing machine load. I did my 3x Carhartt coat in my front loader and could have easily fit 2 or 3 pairs of pants in there too. Just be sure to run an empty load first to get all the detergent residue out of the washer first.
1368911
I throw the shirt in the dryer for a few minutes, remove, and hang. Works for me.
1597669
Depends on the load. If you fill the drum and use the full capacity of the washer the load will take about 1:20. For a small or normal load it will take around 40 minutes. The smaller the load the faster it is.
1501033
You might could. For the machine wash you use only 2-4 pumps per load of clothes. So it wouldn't take much.
868382
I throw mine in the washing machine with the underwear, warm wash, gentle cycle. You're supposed to lay it flat to dry, but it holds a lot of water even after a gentle spin dry; so I put the whole load in the dryer for maybe 10 minutes on medium-low heat, to fluff it and let the other items absorb some of the moisture. Then when it's partially dry, I take it out and lay it flat. Seems to work well--after several months I have not yet seen any sign of aging from the dryer. Update: I've been using these for over a year now. The only change I've made is, I've gotten a drying rack; so instead of laying it flat when it's partially dry, I drape it over the rack. After a year, they're still soft, supple, and lie flat.
505351
I put mine in the dryer and use a timer set for the needed time to dry. My dryer isn't too hot, so it takes me about 50 min's to dry, some times I put them over a line to dry.