How are these at removing sweat stains from clothes left from using natural deoderants?
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if you use hot water I think they would do the job, not good at removing odor
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Not sure. If there is a sweat stain I rub a fels naptha bar on the armpit to treat.
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I use a product called natures miracle it is a stain and odor remover that work pretty good but also washing it in vinigar and then letting it dry outside also helps and works as well
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I've never noticed much of a smell. Vivid is absolutely the best stain remover I have ever used. When a friend fell in wet grass with white jeans on 2 hours before we were leaving for an event, I used Vivid to spot treat and then wash. They were dry just in time and no sign of the stain left!
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I don't think that's a good idea. "Odors Away" is a HIGHLY CONCENTRATED room deodorizer. If you were to put it on clothing, I would suspect that the scent would be overpowering. ( Remember - A few drops will deodorize an entire room! ) To deodorize clothing, mix OxyClean and liquid laundry detergent into a thin paste, and spread it on the stain or odorous area of the clothing. Let it stay there for 5 minutes, then launder as usual.
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I just threw my white tablecloths in the washer with a Tide pod and hot water. I used "Shout" on any stains and they came out perfectly. I didn't even need to iron them since they are a polyester blend.
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I have cleaned ski parkas with one sheet and one parka. Touch up with sheet on stains before if necessary. I loveeeee this product.
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I agree with the other reviewers who have responded. I've never noticed any stains or marks on anything after using Crystal Body Deodorant Stick.
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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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These will clean your clothes very, very well, but they lack the chemicals that remove wrinkles, static cling, or make your clothes softer.
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My consultant told me every 3 months to put cloths in boiling water in a pan on the stove and that helps release the residue. Also in between this for laundering you really should use their detergent. It seems quite expensive but you use very little and it really goes a long way. Other detergents leave residues on them really badly. I use that detergent in a shaker on my tile grout in bathroom too. It's great stuff. These are by far the best cleaning things on the planet!!
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they are good for cleaning clothing, especially silk material. i have been using spot cleaning for even cashmere sweater. but i have no experience for the upholstered couches.
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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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We are happy to help! Below are the suggested uses and amounts;Sal Suds All Purpose CleanerIngredients: Water, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Fir Needle Oil, Spruce Oil.Directions:1.1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon water will clean your whole house.2.1-1/2 teaspoons does a sink of dishes.3.Pour some directly on fabric stains before washing.4.Use a 1/4 cup for a load of laundry.5.Use it for cars, floors, rugs, and any other surface that is safe in contact with water, even wood floors!6.For extra heavy jobs, cut it in half or use it straight.WARNING: Don't drink! Keep out of eyes!Sal Suds is an all-purpose cleaner, and is not intended for everyday body-washing.No preservatives.No added color.100% Cruelty FreeNot animal tested We are happy to help! Below are the suggested uses and amounts;Sal Suds All Purpose CleanerIngredients: Water, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Fir Needle Oil, Spruce Oil.Directions:1.1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon water will clean your whole house.2.1-1/2 teaspoons does a sink of dishes.3.Pour some directly on fabric stains before washing.4.Use a 1/4 cup for a load of laundry.5.Use it for cars, floors, rugs, and any other surface that is safe in contact with water, even wood... » Read More We are happy to help! Below are the suggested uses and amounts;Sal Suds All Purpose CleanerIngredients: Water, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Coco-Betaine, Lauryl Glucoside, Fir Needle Oil, Spruce Oil.Directions:1.1-1/2 teaspoons per gallon water will clean your whole house.2.1-1/2 teaspoons does a sink of dishes.3.Pour some directly on fabric stains before washing.4.Use a 1/4 cup for a load of laundry.5.Use it for cars, floors, rugs, and any other surface that is safe in contact with water, even wood floors!6.For extra heavy jobs, cut it in half or use it straight.WARNING: Don't drink! Keep out of eyes!Sal Suds is an all-purpose cleaner, and is not intended for everyday body-washing.No preservatives.No added color.100% Cruelty FreeNot animal tested « Show Less
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I apologize because this answer is not to your question. It appears from the responses that it depends on the severity of the stains. If severe, some recommend a mineral deposit remover. I'd suggest trying a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser - it works wonders.
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I haven't tried desolveit on that, but i have used Gojo hand wash directly on those types of stains and it works well. Desolveit may very we'll work too...just haven't tried it.
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You could try a little oxiclean or bleach in the washing machine. I don't think they will ever be as stain free as when they are new but at least they will be clean.
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I never use them with any cleaner. Have never had any kind of stains. I would advise to use them as they were intended.