Can I use it inside of a washer? Paint got off little and it causes rust.
2000517
It depends where; if the spot is located where it will be exposed to hot water, it may not hold up. If it is located in an area where there is no direct contact with water it may work. I would try it; it will not hurt anything
1126183
I don't see why you would need too, just rinse it well after use. If you did want to anyway, they are pretty tough and would most likely be fine in the washer.
2032501
I don't know for sure but I don't see any reason why you can't. You put the smelly wash in the detergent receptacle run your hottest cycle for 2 minutes then you shut it off and let it set all night. The next morning you turn back on to complete cycle. To keep it smelling fresh use it once a month run a complete cycle. If you can use it in a dishwasher you probably could use it. Hope this helps. love this for my front loader and my daughter loves it for her washer.
1646716
You could but this is a really nice faucet and I would hate to ruin it with paint splashes, I clean a lot of brushes in my laundry tub sink. It has an 11" profile and the one I have on my tub is very low, only about 1". Mine is hooked so that I have hot and cold running water.
1432321
I don't see why you couldn't use them in the washer, as long as the weren't exposed to bleach or a harsh cleaning agent, I think they would be fine. Never used them in the washer, dryer only. I think I would be careful though is water got inside then mold could build up inside from the moisture & that would not be good.
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.
1459532
I use it indoors, but as it is aluminum, you should have no problem with rust.
366906
You can. It's "stain-less" steel which means it's resistant to rust. I wash mine off after shaving, being careful not to get too much water in the pin (the pivot point) and then dry the entire thing off. I use a folded piece of TP to dry in between the scales (handle)
647695
I only used it on auto paint. and.... It peals under a power washer. and... It's difficult to remove.
533776
I wouldnt try it in the washing machine as it would frey on edges. I wash every 4 days in basin or big bucket and hang dry.
1221499
There is a padded inside, so I would not put it in the washer machine. I would only wipe the outside if needed to remove any spots.
1685489
Probably it would rust as it is made of metal. No salt water here in the Midwest to test itMaybe you could paint it with a rust proof paint before using and be sure to rinse with freshwater after using
365824
Personally I would not do that, simply because its metal, not rust proof. I have mine inside on my kitchen wall, I like it v r y much.� Very well made.
889745
It would rust. It work great but unless you cover it or put it indoors it won't last long.
1324438
I have this item and would not trust in washer. I believe the tray would be too large, unless you ran it by itself.They are not marked "dw safe".
1940314
I've never used it in the washer, only on delicate items I do separately in the sink. It doesn't make a ton of suds, so it may be fine in an HE washer. I've used soaps not made for my HE when needed in a pinch, but just used much, much less. Maybe you could just email the company? Good luck!
129191
You shouldn't be able to. The coating on this pan is baked on; I scrub mine pretty hard when I clean it. Since it's cast iron, the only way you *could* (not likely) damage it is if you somehow removed the coating on the ridges. If you did, you would be exposing the bare cast iron underneath. A simple test would be to soak the pan in water for some time then dump the water out and let it air dry. If you see rust anywhere, you have an issue. Again, I really can't imagine that's the case though, and you may just have some baked-on debris between the ridges.