I get sweat and greenish scum on my nose pieces. Anybody have a good remedy of what type of detergent will clean this and how much should I use?
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Soak in Hydrogen Peroxide. Should foam some of the gack off. Then ultrasound with rubbing Alcohol. Should clean and sterilize the pieces.
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for my jewelry, i use the cleaner sold by Amazon in concert with this ultrasonic cleaner. always works great. no problems.
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I use a couple tablespoons of Clorox bleach ( with 6.25% sodium hypochlorite) it effectively kills bacteria without damaging the fabric. The trick is to use just a very small amount in the dark color loads. IT WORKS and I have never had issues. AND remember to ALWAYS leave the front loader washer OPEN when not in use and you will avoid the stink everyone seems to complain about. I have been doing laundry for 40 yrs and I am a professional.....lolI also have been using nothing but Charlie's soap for about 5 yrs now and its the best I have ever found. One more thing.....hydrogen peroxide is a miracle sanitizer also....pour it on stinky socks, shoes, and basically anything that needs the stinky cleaned !! I use a couple tablespoons of Clorox bleach ( with 6.25% sodium hypochlorite) it effectively kills bacteria without damaging the fabric. The trick is to use just a very small amount in the dark color loads. IT WORKS and I have never had issues. AND remember to ALWAYS leave the front loader washer OPEN when not in use and you will avoid the stink everyone seems to complain about. I have been doing laundry for 40 yrs and I am a professional.....lolI also have been using nothing but Charlie's soap for about 5 yrs now and its the best I have ever found. One more thing.....hydrogen... » Read More I use a couple tablespoons of Clorox bleach ( with 6.25% sodium hypochlorite) it effectively kills bacteria without damaging the fabric. The trick is to use just a very small amount in the dark color loads. IT WORKS and I have never had issues. AND remember to ALWAYS leave the front loader washer OPEN when not in use and you will avoid the stink everyone seems to complain about. I have been doing laundry for 40 yrs and I am a professional.....lolI also have been using nothing but Charlie's soap for about 5 yrs now and its the best I have ever found. One more thing.....hydrogen peroxide is a miracle sanitizer also....pour it on stinky socks, shoes, and basically anything that needs the stinky cleaned !! « Show Less
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Capsicum, Ascorbic Acid, Eucalyptol, Potassium Sorbate, Purified Water, Rosemary Extract, Sea Salt Vegetable glycerin. It works great! When my nose is stuffed or gets that "tingly" feeling, it helps clear it all out. Yes, it does sting when you first spray it in your nose, but it lasts about 10 seconds. Don't use it more than twice a day or it will irritate the lining of your nose.
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I have to say I did not notice that on mine, but I do not have that sensitive of a nose. I would guess that all the flour you have to use in the beginning will probably help soak it up. It will probably go away as the wood was probably green when they made the baskets. If it was not green then they would have had to steam it to get it to bend. Either way it should go away. Hope this helps.
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Try a pre-wash spray of white vinegar on the spot, then a gentle cycle wash. I've washed dust and bird **** off mine that way.
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throw it in the dryer with a dryer sheet and it will help with the odor. Doesn't last too long unless you have a sensitive nose.
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You HAVE to wash it off! It contains little granuales which give you a deep clean if you wash with either a back brush or face cloth. I personally "love" it for my face, expecially the nose area.
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I put a little in (about 1/2 a teaspoon) along with my laundry detergent. It helps get rid of odors and bacteria.
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You really cannot clean it properly. I use only for the time my child has nasal congestion and throw it out after he is better. Between use during the time of nasal congestion I use antibacterial soap to clean the outside and then suck bleach water into it shake it around and let it sit for at least 10 minutes. These are great! Just throw them out after the child is well again. Hope this helps!
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wash it out with bleach and use Nok-out. You may have to do it a few times. I sprayed i down good and left it overnight then did it again and again until the smell was pretty well gone
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I would get a product called Scoe 10-X. You can find it on the web. It is effective against any odor I've ever used it on including skunks and dog smells embedded in cars. It's totally natural. It's worth the money and it works.
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You can buy the Scooba cleaning solution from Amazon which works really well or just use plain warm water mixed with some white vinegar, also does the trick!
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I once got a set of surplus gas masks, that had a musty, rubbery smell. I used simple green spray with a soft cloth and lots of water. Let the masks dry and set them out for a day. They came back with a neutral smell. Maybe the same will work for you.
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i suggest going to riteaid and getting stronger cedar scented mothball hangars. they are much more effective, especially for a severe infestation. you may need to use a defogger as an initial treatment. didnt your dry cleaner suggest a method to rid yourself of these pests? he should have. i hope this helps. the cedar green products are more of a maintenance product than a treatment solution in my experience.
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I would recommend a soap like dishwashing soap ( Dawn or Palmolive ) as they leave no residue like clothes detergent will.
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Joan, the directions say to vacuum, but I bet in the case of plush toys, maybe a soft bristled brush or towel... Maybe do it outside.. I used it on a rocker, recliner, so I vacuumed and it did get rid of the problem with my nose......Maybe try doing nothing with them after they dry.
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HE? This detergent makes clothes smell SOOO good, even after they've been hanging in your closet for a little while. I suggest to buy the bigger bottles though....if you can find a good bargain on it! :)