does woolite damage clothing?
870453
Absolutely not.... u can use it for the most delicate items. I use it specifically for my cashmere sweaters. (Spread. Flat to dry) I recommend it 100%.
870454
It should not if you follow the label on the clothing as well as the bottle of woolite. We use it for most non-dryclean articles. Always use the delicate cycle. Everything should be fine.
870455
William, I cannot speak for all fabrics, but I use woolite Darks for all my delicates and dark colored clothes. It seems to preserve the color better that other detergents and works fine to get things clean. It works equally well on light colors. It has a nice fresh scent that isn't too strong. In my opinion, not only does this product not damage clothing, it helps garments keep their shape and maintain color. I hope this answer helps.
870456
Absolutely not! As long as you use common sense and wash on the recommended temperature settings for your clothing there will be no damage or shrinkage or color fading.
942918
No, I hand wased mine with Woolite, seemed ok. Dry cleaners here will not take them.
45796
No. I place mine in a laundry bag and throw it into the washing machine with my satin bedsheet. I use woolite and cold water setting for both.
476302
I used it on fleece blankets that are placed on my dog's beds. It works well and doesn't seem to damage them, but I haven't tried it on fleece clothing.
1312618
No, this one is bullet proof really well made. And it is entirely washable although i do always line dry,But no, no escaping wool whatsoever.
477987
Its optional. My husband does but wool is not scratchy so probably ok without!
396081
I'm not sure. I've been told that moths are not attracted to silk. I can't imagine the Wool & Cashmere Shampoo would damage your delicates. I use Dreft the liquid baby detergent on many of my silk dry cleanables. However, I have noticed there is a difference in the appearance after hand washing. For instance, my black silk is noticeably lighter in color, dull & faded. I have used Wool & Cashmere Shampoo on my undergarments and they've come out fine every time. I'm sorry I do not have a clear answer. I hope this helps.
208644
I have never tried that, like other products just follow directions other wise it might ruin clothes
1818832
No, I clean mine with steel wool and have had no problems. Bad problem is the even heat distribution isn't really good, but worth the money. I'm still using mine after almost two years!
1843344
I think wool is naturally flame resistant. I don't think the blanket has a special chemical in it.
1688906
I don't own any wool carpets, but since the product description says it's safe for use on all carpet fibers, I don't see why not.
2033424
advanagedp.com is the name of the website. I can tell you we trust it for anything. But we do not have experience with wool. I am sure the website will be able to help you with this question.
308850
cant answer for clothes as I just use it for felt, but in a very short time, since all the water has been removed.
895270
I've only used this product on car mats and car upholstery so I can't answer about wool.
1219815
Because it is hydrogen peroxide, it can fade clothing, but I use this every day (I operate a parrot rescue) in large quantities, and I have only found one spot on one black t-shirt where I spilled the concentrated form. Once diluted (we use it at its highest concentration of 8oz/gallon of water), I have had no signs of damage to clothing. One area where I use it on cages has grass, roses, and magnolia trees. I have seen no damage whatsoever to any of the vegetation, but I did damage an aluminum cage by spraying it with Accel and letting it sit for the prescribed 5 minutes. It mentions not using it on anodized aluminum, so I was thinking the cookware, but it left white markings on the cage.
1058964
This stuff is amazing and I swear by it for lots of things but I've never used it on clothing. I've used it on the lining of a swimming pool. aluminum siding, refrigerators and lots of household surfaces. Ive used a sponge with it without any damage to the sponge but I just don't know about a shirt. Im sure it would remove the ring but I don't know if it would cause any damage.
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I have not....but I wouldn't try it unless you are willing to have it be ruined. Ever wash a wool sweater in the machine? The combination of water and friction causes the wool to "felt," which makes it shrink and get dense. Since the wool filling is inside a cotton cover, it seems that it would get enough friction to felt, and it's not like you can comb it out. You might be left with a lots-o-lumps comforter. And since the cover is 100% cotton that could shrink too. Also, the wool would soak up so much water and it could become so heavy it might damage your machine, or the water may never spin out and you could be left with a moldy mess. If you just want to freshen it up, hang it in the sun (if you are in an area that has sun this time of year!) or throw it in the dryer on extra low (if you have it) or fluff, and add a sachet of lavender, or a rag that has your favorite essential oils dripped on it. Try to avoid putting a dryer sheet in there, dryer sheets contain chemicals that can coat the fibers. If you had a spill or something, treat it like you would carpet with spot treating and a mild soap. Try to dab instead of scrubbing. Or look for a "green" dry cleaner such as Blue Sky. Sorry I can't give you a definite answer, but my experience with washing machine disasters has taught me caution!