Is this safe to spray on clothes? Does this contain natural ingredients or is it toxic to humans? Does it have a strong smell?
312981
The product does not list clothes as a treatment option.....however it states not to put it on silk and Haitian cotton and not to use on white and off white fabrics. I also states that it is a natural substance. I sprayed it very liberally on my sofa, bedding, furniture and walls everyday when I had bed bugs. It did a great job for me. The smell is not that chemically roach spray odor, but it did become a little nauseating going to sleep amid the odor each night. I also use to spray my dogs beds, I noted no adverse reaction to the product.
312982
You should re dry all clothes for at least an hour in the dryer. Not sure if it is toxic but it did not have a strong smell and worked extremely well.
312983
I would not spray this directly on to clothes. They do make a bed bug product similar to laundry detergent you add to the wash. There is a strong cinnamon smell to the spray which doesn't bother me but I would suggest spraying your bed a few hours before going to sleep if it bothers you. It is also recommended to used demassicated (sp) earth to help rid of them. That isn't toxic (I've read of people who drink it) but it is messy to put down so wear a mask.
561770
P. S. Of course, please be careful when spraying this product near your eyes. It is supposed to affect clothing but I have never had this problem.
1064682
I have not used this product on pet clothing, only human clothing. I feel better having it in my own clothes. I see no problem with using it on washable pet clothing unless an animal is sensitive. Try it on one piece and see if there is any problem first. Good luck.
144658
It's way too strong to put directly on your skin undiluted. Do what that other person said to do. Dilute it down and use it in a spray bottle, but you do have to shake it good every time before spraying. Avoid your eyes and other sensitive parts of your body. I spray it on me, my clothes, and the furniture in my outdoor room starting around 4 or 5 o'clock in the afternoon when the mosquitoes start coming. It doesn't smell bad either.
1501031
I would use it for hand washing. Though all you would need is a tiny bit. It's very concentrated. We love it. No odors from chemicals. Clothes smell fresh and soft
2217026
I use it in a very diluted form to sanitize my clothes before I wash them. About 1/4 cup per 2-3 gallons of water. So far it has not discolored my clothes, and it does smell a bit better than bleach, though that is just my opinion. Sanitizes better than bleach. Warning...this is strong stuff, so I would advise using latex gloves when handling anything that has been sanitized in this product, and do not smell the bottle. Make sure to wash you hands when finished.
1983997
Not sure but I used it one several colors/types of fabric and it worked like a charm for the most part. Just dont, and I repeat, DONT get any of this stuff on your skin. If you do call poison control immediately and have them advise you on what to do.
1210724
It is non-toxic and it is washable as long as you do not get it wet. If it is tossed onto clothing as a dry powder and simply washed, it will come out completely. If you get it wet and allow it to dry before washing, it will stay for the most part.
1673727
I didn't spray it on my clothes I just used it on my skin. I didn't know about the clothes thing and I was told that the mites can only live a few days without a host. I just washed my clothes in very hot water and dried it in the dryer in the hottest cycle. I used it until it was all gone. I have problems still but I found out that my issue was due to exposure to toxin in the Air Force in South Korea.
1102135
Good question. All I can tell you is there is no residue or stickiness after the load. Since this is not a chemical it doesn't need to be "rinse". My daughter's skin react to regular detergent that are rinsed but not to these natural berries. My clothes are cleaned and smells good without the feeling of not being rinsed. That's all I can tell you.
2083583
I add 2-3 drops on each of the dryer balls, the more drops the stronger the scent. Honestly a little does go a long way. I have used it on clothes and it is safe, but keep in mind that adding the drops directly on the clothes might stain them as it is oil.
931358
I think, but am not 100% sure, this spray is only made by Clorox or I'm sure I would have bleached some of my clothes when spraying it. I can't be sure but I don't think this is a problem. Hope that helps!
1752580
I think it's safe/ However, it is VERY strong scented (it stinks!)...for about three days. Air out your room/rooms when you use it. It does work great. I've been using it for about six years now.
1820931
I've used it for stains on clothes. Spray...let sit for a couple of minutes. I use a brush to brush the tough stain and it goes away. I have also used for laundry as well. Clothes smell fresh!
1296176
It does not stain clothing. We had an indoor birthday party with about 18 kids spraying the walls, toys and each other and there was no residue or stains left on anything. The only lesson learned was that the odor from all the kids spraying at once was too much and we had to open the windows to air out the house. We would use this product again without a doubt.
99035
I have not used it directly on clothing items, but have used it in home made laundry soap and had no issues.
1678043
I've sprayed it on clothes, sheets, blankets, dog beds and have not had any problems with discoloration or irritation when sprayed on my clothes.