Is it okay to use this product on your bedding as well.
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Yes, i think it is but let it dry before you lay on it. I used it on all my surfaces, bed, couch, chair, carpet.
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Hi Bree, I do spray this on my sheets, pillow, mattress cover and blankets. Just make sure they dry out. This has kind of a bleach smell but personally I have not had any problem with colors bleaching and I use it on my carpets too. It may depend on the type of material it is sprayed on but as I say, I have had no problem. Best to you.
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I would certainly think so. It seemed to decrease my husband sneezing after I put it on his lounge chair.
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I use it in the day but you can use it at night too. It's a little "greasy" for night time since it can get on your pillowcases. I would suggest blotting it with tissues before you go to bed if you choose to use it at night.
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Yes you can. I have washed it already and just dried it out. Its very nice product in my opinion.
749149
I used it for bedbugs, I havent had a problem in months. I mixed a larger quantity then recommended however, didnt want to risk it.
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after washing your bedding i would put a light coating on your bed every night and around your base boards DE eats into their skeleton i hope this helps
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Yes, I did but use a shower cap and protect your bedding. It was a great conditioner. I left on overnight using the greenhouse method.
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Yes, you can spray this on your clean linens. (And anywhere else too.) Such as on or under mattress, along baseboards, etc. Before I sprayed anything, I diluted the solution in a spray bottle. (I have a large spray bottle, and I added about a cup of Kleen Free, and filled the rest with water.) I sprayed every day, or every other day. Good Luck!
64893
Yes. It does get on bedding and hands. It's been a problem with this product.
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You certainly can use this product on your dog beds. It is perfectly safe for use around animals--just make sure the spray is dry before the dogs get back on the beds. It is a very good pet odor eliminator.
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Any question about "safety" seems like it should be directed towards the maker/seller. Since this is advertised is "all natural" I think that health safety would only be a concern if you have an allergy to any of the ingredients. Something to consider for indoor use, is the strong odor after initial application. You might also want to consider if any of the ingredients might stain your bedding.
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I specifically ordered this to avoid any chemicals or off-gassing components. As far as I have found, it is just simply a natural latex topper, nothing added. I needed it for when I was pregnant and from day one we slept on it with great comfort and no unpleasant smell etc. We love it! As far as it being unused, I think it is now illegal to resell any bedding or mattress related products due to the bed bug scare. But this is something you'd have to check with the company. Ours was brand new and completely vacuum sealed rather impressively haha.
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i spread it on the box spring and along the frame of the bed itself...also along the border of the room...not toxic..have a basset hound and she is in everything,but this stuff does not affect her at all...also put some in the dryer with blankets and sheets..comes off in the dryer filter..
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I would think that you could lightly spray a mattress since it's perfectly okay to spray your pets' beds, provided you allow the sprayed area to thoroughly dry before placing (in this case, sheets) anything over it.
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The liner doesn't really serve as a bedding, I use fleece however some use regular bedding in it as well. When you take out the actual bedding there are some products that will help you clean the under lining, though
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Yes you should. I use it with a sheet on top no different than we do the adult size mattress covers.
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If you mix this in a spray bottle with a very small amount of dish soap and fill with water, spray the area where the bedbugs are, let it dry, can use on the baseboards or where ever is needed. It is organic cannot hurt you. but don't use straight mix with water and soap.
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We use it for our bedding sheets. Not quite sure if it really makes a difference or not. You add it on with your regular laundry detergent.