how much awesome and how much water do I use to use it as a stain remover for my daughter's clothes? It doesn't say on the bottle
1565085
Hi I use on stains full strength directly from the bottle if you have the spray bottle you just spray it directly on the stain let it sit for a couple minutes usually about 15 minutes and poof pow stain is gone works for me every time and works on all stains good luck
1979456
I don't know. I dilute one capful in a spray bottle, soak my stained clothing with it, put them in the washer and it takes the stains out. I use that same spray bottle, spray a spot on the carpet, let it sit a couple of minutes, then gently rub in one direction, changing the side of the rag to pull the dirt out of the carpet. Works great for me. I do find that putting it in my carpet shampooer, it doesn't seem to do as well. I like it. But if you don't, then use a product you like.
152870
I typically use it on clothing. It is the best stuff out there for wine stains. I've never had a problem, but I don't let it dry on the fabric.
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!
1220030
Yes I use a cap full to the water and use it full strength as a prespotter for color fast cloth.my daughter soaks her cloth diaper inserts 2 caps to bucket of water. Then just dumps water and all into washer..they come out snow white
1750312
I don't know how much you need and the bottle doesn't say. But, it is superb. I put some on an old washcloth & rub it on my floors and cabinets before going to bed. When you get up in the morning, you would think someone came in and varnished everything. Instructions say let it dry for 45 minutes. To estimate the amount, pretend that the liquid supply is milk and that you are spreading milk all over your floor. How much milk would you buy? I would guess you would need a fraction of a bottle. I love this stuff
1964699
I put the whole bottle in a small 10,000 gallon pool. Works great, but the stains lift mainly where you directly shake the powder over. I likely would have needed 2 or 3 bottles to place in my small pool to get rid of all the stains. Where the powder lands, the stains lift immediately!
817861
Perhaps if diluted. I personally use this for very tough stains (clothing) and it works, even if the stain has set in.
2281175
I've never tried it and I don't think I would. I think you would need so much in a washer so it's not diluted out that it wouldn't be worth while. Also it's an oil and likely would spot or stain clothing.
1540103
I guess my kids never wearing clothing in the tub. It will stain some fabrics as noted by the manufacturer, Crayola. It does not stain the tub, toys, or bath math.
768022
I haven't used it as a stain remover for existing stains. Sorry I can't help on that one.
1732064
My kids love playing with it in the water (sprinkler, bucket, etc) and I have not found a way to get it out of the clothes. The black is by far the worst offender. They've also taken to 'painting' on the side of the house with their chalk paint (vinyl siding) and it takes a magic eraser to get all the black (and sometimes green/red) off. I'm here scouring reviews to see if anyone has a suggestion for clothes... otherwise I have several cute outfits (for all 3 kids) that are ruined. :/
1568399
If I understand the question, you are asking about clothing to leather staining. The dyes from non color fast fabrics might bleed or run onto leather when damp. Scotchgard may help, but if the chemicals used interact with the water repellant, stains would still occur. The best advice I can give is to try to recreate the circumstances where this has been a problem for you and find out how this product will work for you. Good luck!
1741995
If you have hard water be sure to use only 1/8 to 1/4 of a scoop and dissolve it well before adding your diapers! That is always plenty to get mine clean with no residue!
1733083
I use it as a pre-treatment on laundry all the time! I love it! It doesn't get all stains out, but it gets out yellow sweat stains and a lot of other stains. You spray and let it sit for several minutes, then scrub. Sometimes I use it combined with Shout for other stains. They get even more stains out together. Occasionally, I will add Dissolve-it for stains like chocolate and tomato sauce.
1420587
1 oz per garment. As for using it on shirts, from my expeirince it did bead water on a cotton shirt and a Columbia omni-wick shirt I threw in the soak just to see what happens. I did soak longer than the directions called for. Also 6 months later after soaking all my shells and several washings of the shirts the shells are still beading water the shirts not so much but then they get washed more often. Use the soak with regular touchups from the spray and I think you have a great system to keep your outerwear in pretty good shape.
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.