can you use on laundry stains?
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Honestly, I've gotten better products from the dollar store. This product was a big disappointment and a serious waste of money.
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No. If anything this will make them more blue. It's meant to be used with white laundry that has yellowed from time and/or heat. The blue element helps neutralize the yellowish color in the fabric to make it look whiter.
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Dampen a microfiber cloth with it and gently work the stain. Condition with protectant.
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I don't totally understand the question, but if you want to remove stains try using Barkeepers Friend.
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We use it on diapers and towels, no experience with deodorant stains and this product ( we have had success with vinegar for deodorant stains)
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Yes I have. I put approximately 5-10 drops in with the detergent. I've had no problem with staining.
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oh really? Okay use a bar of soap and apply it to the areas where there's stains. I usually after every use just rinse gently with soap and water so the stains don't stick and hang it up to dry, then machine wash once a week.
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Every piece of information I have on this product states it is for carpet use. Personally, I wouldn't use it in the laundry. There are other products I would use. If the item is white I would probably use bleach unless the material wouldn't tolerate it. I have also used vinegar in the water. I have found that regular washing removes the stain and odor. You might try emailing Bissell and asking them. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help.
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Ive mixed the solution with laundry soap for clothes and had no issues. So i wouldnt think carpet cleaner would be an issue. This stuff does work!!!
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Bluing doesn't really work in that manner. When you add the hue of blue to "dingy" or grayed white clothes, the hue makes them dramatically whiter. It's a coloring thing. Depending on what made the stains, you might want to try soaking them in a heavy mix of oxyclean or use a spot treatment. The oxyclean seems to work the best for us when we have a stain. Sometimes even just making a small paste of it. The bluing, if not diluted properly (EXTREMELY CONCENTRATED!) could actually make the blue more intense because it is in fact blue.
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There two methods to remove stains. The first is to use a mixture of dish soap and stainless steel cleaner. The second is to use white vinegar
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It's a powder and yes you can use it in your laundry. It gives you directions on how to do so.
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For really severe stains, I would recommend soaking for 20-30 minutes. Otherwise, you can use this in a washing machine in a normal washing cycle
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Bac-out works best as a spot treatment rather than laundry additive. It works on bright colors but I would spot test first to be safe. You can dilute it if necessary depending on what concentrate you buy
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Actually I have not tried it on water stains. However, depending on the fabric, I would think it would be completely safe. Suggest: Test it on a water stain in a less visable place. Regardless, Valspar should be mandatory in every house as it works on almost anything, so your purchase won't go to waste. And, if that doesn't work... my mom use to make up a Tide solution in warm water and scrub the whole sofa.. then rinse it clean with clear water! (At least all the water stains would be the same!)
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You can do both, either way it works perfectly in removing stains and keeping your clothes clear and smelling fresh.But to maximize usage, I recommend this be mixed with 1 cup of washing soda, 1 cup borax and shaved bar of Fels Naptha , mix thoroughly and ready to use. Cheaper and more concentrated but does not hurt nor discolored your clothes. Amazon has great sale for both (box of Borax and Washing Soda) and I usually ordered from them when I ran out. Helps with my budget too.
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I use "shout" for laundry. Advantage takes spots out of rugs, cleans counters etc.The label says it can remove any dirt from anything with the correct strength. So it should be safe for clothes - 1 part advantage to 5 parts water. Or something like that.