Can I use this product with multiple items of different colors at the same time in a wash machine?
859056
You know, I wouldn't try it. Every piece of fabric is different, and the dye in the cloth on each one is also different. Rit Dye Color Remover has not worked well for me. I've used it on clothing that I just wanted the color toned down, and in each case, that is not what happened. The color completely changed - I had a royal blue designer hoodie that Rit Color Remover Changed to the ugliest shade of orange you have ever seen. You need to know that it doesn't work like it's supposed to work. If you put a lot of items in the washer, thinking it will lighten or bleach some of the color out of each one evenly, you will be very disappointed. The color that comes out of one, may mix with another color. You could end up with an entire washer load full of a really horrible color. This is a product that's really good to use on things you are trying to revitalize; nothing and I repeat, nothing you like. If you really like it don't use this product. And it's really only enough for one piece of clothing. That's what I think. Not a fan of this product at all. Expect the worst.
597052
Yes you can, I use duvet cover for my comforter in order for me to wash the duvet cover and not the whole comforter.
1509342
I assume you mean, hold different thicknesses at the same time. I haven't done that myself but have seen a place recently that had a variety of letters and posters hanging from the same strip. As long as there isn't a big difference, it would work.
386471
I use it after washing (mixed with my conditioner), but there is probably no reason you couldn't do it before.
721121
I don't think that on this machine you can turn more than one at the same time. You can ask the seller though. They are pretty good on answering questions. Good luck.
936172
Yes you can, but your water pressure may drop if use both spray as same time.
1505377
I have this same question... do you know now if multiple sets can operate simultaneously?
811161
No, you can use them multiple times. i still have mine and i detail cars for a living. i must have rewashed them a half a dozen times. i dont throw them in thw washer though. i put them in a sink container fill it up with hot water and then put dawn dish soap on them and scrub them together. i have yet to try to put them in the washer but i wouldnt see why they wouldnt hold up. its a very durable material no like the ones you get in the can but better.
1822368
I have used it with great success on pretreated stains. I have also used it with oxy clean in the same load as well as in loads immediately following a prewash in bleach. I have not mixed the bleach and detergent in the same wash but would not see any reason against. Just isn't my habit to do them together.
1116358
I'm not sure what you mean. Maybe the type of type you put in the machine will have 2 colors. I just use black.
346964
No. That would defeat the purpose. I believe you call the manufacturer if that happens. They will tell you. You cannot change the combination.
1463028
I am sorry that I can't say yes or no..since my washer is not HE...The powder dissolves quickly,so that may be a solution for you...just really not sure..If it does work,you will probably be pleased with the product,since not as much needs to be used per load,and you can still use fabric softener if you want to..maybe check with the mfg. of the detergent? tc,wish I could answer your question...
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.
1305258
I suppose you can mix in anything you would like. The dryer lint would probably mix in nicely; however, I don't see it burning very well, and isn't that what we're going for here. I wouldn't bother.
814443
I don't see why not. I've thought about doing that myself, just hadn't gotten around to it. You may want to contact the manufacturer just in case to make sure there are no issues with combining the two products Best wishes!
1930210
It's not going to work very well. The clothes need to be soaked overnight for the best results. If you're willing to risk your washing machine and possibly have dye stuck in there for an unknown number of washes then you could try, but I don't find it keen. Plus I doubt the colors will hold in the fabric very long for whatever you're trying to dye. Additionally, it may be counter-intuitive to use the washing machine since the salts may become separated from the fabric in a machine-controlled cycle and the salts are what help to bind the dye to the fabric so you really want the salts clinging to the fabric instead of being shaken off violently in a wash cycle.(It also won't even be good to use the washing machine to rinse the clothes once they're done soaking in dye, either, because that's a huge waste of water as rinsing the dye takes forever and a wash cycle will never be as thorough as using your hands and a water hose.)I would say just grab a big tub and do it the old-fashioned way. Much more fun.
1932776
Sharon, Yes, you can do that to get a customized color. I wouldn't mix 2 different products, but 2 different colors of Surya henna would be just fine to mix. I almost always mixed 2 separate colors to get a shade I wanted and had no ill effects. Hope this helps!