Does anyone know if these are "safer" than fabric softener? FS gumms up the lines and can leave oily like stains, in our exp.
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I've been using them and find that they don't do that. I prefer these to fabric softener because it just dissolves in the water like the detergent does without any stains whatsoever.
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Since this is just perfume, you shouldn't get any staining or residues. Fabric softener is a waxy liquid that is meant to coat the fabric (which is why it's unsafe for fire retardant fabrics). When you have too much of it in one spot, i.e. pouring it directly on fabric, the wax collects and you'd get that oily stain. The ingredients of Unstoppables are: Perfumed ispersant, Perfume, Dye.
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Idk if can answer about the safety part but if you use it an instructed you will have a great experience, I've been using this product for over a year now and never had a problem. The smell is last longing without it being overwhelming.
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I bought and used Ocusoft, and there are not soft at all. It was like using rough paper, I will never change Systane, actually last night I went to Walgreens to get a box and there were sold out, this is how good these wipes are.
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Hi there Mark,Most of the time I have been using a product called "dropps" with the gain flings, but I have used fabric softener as well with things like my sheets, etc. I am all about scents & smells & I will try to make whatever I wash have a great smell to it. I smell everything in the stores, and if it complements or enhances the smell of the other products, then I will use it. I think it is just a matter of what you like & what you want to do.
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Use the 2x pet and stain formula along with the oxygen boost formula. Not all set in stains go completely away.These two products combined have been the best solution for most of my set in stains. Hope this helps.
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Coconut oil based surfactants (helps breakdown the left over detergents in the fibers,) soda ash softens the water. And a few other NATURAL ingredients listed by Karen below.. Whatever -- it works. It strips out the old detergent and leaves my clothes smelling like I hung them outside to dry. It's very inexpensive and doesn't pollute. I can remember my grandmother using soda to wash clothes. When I saw the description on Amazon I figured I would try it. Now, it's all I use -- no fabric softener either. We don't realize how much "bad stuff" is in all these sweet smelling things we put in our washers and dryers. Coconut oil based surfactants (helps breakdown the left over detergents in the fibers,) soda ash softens the water. And a few other NATURAL ingredients listed by Karen below.. Whatever -- it works. It strips out the old detergent and leaves my clothes smelling like I hung them outside to dry. It's very inexpensive and doesn't pollute. I can remember my grandmother using soda to wash clothes. When I saw the description on Amazon I figured I would try it. Now, it's all I use -- no fabric softener either. We don't realize how much "bad stuff" is in all these sweet smelling things we... » Read More Coconut oil based surfactants (helps breakdown the left over detergents in the fibers,) soda ash softens the water. And a few other NATURAL ingredients listed by Karen below.. Whatever -- it works. It strips out the old detergent and leaves my clothes smelling like I hung them outside to dry. It's very inexpensive and doesn't pollute. I can remember my grandmother using soda to wash clothes. When I saw the description on Amazon I figured I would try it. Now, it's all I use -- no fabric softener either. We don't realize how much "bad stuff" is in all these sweet smelling things we put in our washers and dryers. « Show Less
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I've noticed that they stain when using somewhat greasy/saucy items. I haven't used them for cookies since I use parchment paper when baking cookies. I have multiple types of liners and they've all stained in some way or another. IMO better the liners stain than my cookie sheets.
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I use Rockin Green detergent. We have softened water, so I use the Soft Rock. I also use the Funk Rock soak. My sister recommended OxyClean for bad stains and now I use that sometimes too. I've had my diapers in use for a year, but she's had hers 4 years - she's on the second baby.
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I don't really think it matters. I've used regular Tide liquid detergent, Tide PODS and Gain Flings. All did a great job at removing stains (although I think I prefer Tide PODS). Hope this helps!
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I just use regular detergent but I always hit any and all stains with oxy stain remover before put them in the wash. Works wonders. I hope this helps..
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Hi glad you asked I bought about 10 of them because they were on sale. I googled it first read how wonderful it was and said ok. The stuff is garbage save your energy and just say no. Dawn dish detergent and ammonia regardless of color or didi7. Depending on material and how stained if you google there are many ways to remove arm stains.
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I always use fabric softener too and I have not had any issues. The tyler scent overrides the fabric softener.
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I like to put Eucalyptus oil in mix with fabric softener . Just started to use Zum laundry detergent also that has the oil mix in it!
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We had oily spots using regular detergent but found out that the problem was build up of old fabric softener in the dispenser that turned almost black and ultimately found its way onto our clothes. Cleaned and flushed the tray with a little white vinegar and the problem disappeared (for a while).
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I have not used bleach or fabric softener; as softener tends to decrease absorbtion aftee a period of time. I have used prewash and washed in hot water. They are feels great I would recommend.
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Hi Kathleen, Thanks for the question. If there are soiled spots or finger prints use a foam cleaner or fabric cleaner like Woolite or scotch guard, taking a damp sponge clean gently from side to side, not up and down. Be careful not to crush or crease the shade. Also, if it's minor cleaning, a hand-held vacuum should be useful, as well as regular dusting. This will help ensure long-lasting cleanliness of the fabric. We hope this helps Kathleen! If you have any other questions, or would like to place an order, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they're also literally sitting right next to their phones right now :) Hansen Wholesale 1-800-201-1193
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In my previous response to you, I must add this product is very thin. I remember the real stuff to be a thicker liquid. I have gone back to Amway LOC. I use them straight from the bottle as a clothes degreaser as in the dribbles of greasy food down the front of my knit shirts. It works great. However, it cannot be left on colors for more than a few hours as the color will fade on the LOC spottings. Whites do not matter.
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I like the eucalyptus better. I never had to use on oil stain so don't know how it would do for that. But i do love this product for what i use for so far.