can we use dettol to wash clothes
1480896
Yes, I just use .25 percent of my laundry soap and add 2 capfuls of Dettol. Does a wonderful job of removing bad doers.
1480897
According to the instructions, it could be used to clothes. I used the diluted solution to soak the clothes before washing.
1480898
I do put a few drops sometimes when I feel the clothes need to be kind of sanitized, for example when my kids have pee or poop issues...
1480899
Yes! As a deodorizer, I use along with my washing soap to get odors out when necessary
1480900
Yes. We use few an oz of dettol in a bucket of water to soak our baby clothes or any other item that requires disinfection. We then wash it regularly.
1480901
Yes you can but the clothes will not get as clean as the traditional laundry detergent. Dettol is not a strong antiseptic as Hexol.
1961845
I don't think it gets clothes as clean as regular detergent. I was disappointed with the lack of smell and unclean feel when washing a normal (for us) size load. Perhaps a much smaller load may make a difference. I haven't tried that.
1300105
yes I use this in laundry. It is the only thing I can use the way our water is. I never tried it on colored clothes of any kind but it does well on whites...just rinse it an extra time.
1820934
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.
1976401
Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem level. Hope this helps! Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem... » Read More Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem level. Hope this helps! « Show Less
373635
I looked at their website and there are laundry-use instructions, as well as other kinds of uses.Good luck.
1595162
Probably not. Depending on the fabric, you may want to try it with Oxyclean and very hot water, in addition to the soap. If the stain doesn't come out after the first try, do not put garment into dryer, instead, wash it again and again......
1841192
It worked great with my HE machine. I have washed regular clothes and cloth diapers, and all came out clean.
237910
If you use natural fibers and mainstream detergent, zinc oxide will wash out of them. Desitin has been around long before disposable diapers and our parents and grandparents used it and they washed diapers with adequate amounts of strong detergent. The whole "cloth diaper safe" thing came to pass because of the recommendation to use a small amount of weak detergent to wash diapers came around and weak detergent won't get out the stains. If you use natural fibers and strong detergent, you don't need these liners. I have never had any staining with my natural fiber diapers and strong detergent (Arm & Hammer with Oxiclean, Gain, Tide, or Wisk - whatever is on sale). If you use natural fibers and mainstream detergent, zinc oxide will wash out of them. Desitin has been around long before disposable diapers and our parents and grandparents used it and they washed diapers with adequate amounts of strong detergent. The whole "cloth diaper safe" thing came to pass because of the recommendation to use a small amount of weak detergent to wash diapers came around and weak detergent won't get out the stains. If you use natural fibers and strong detergent, you don't need these liners. I have never had any staining with my natural fiber diapers and... » Read More If you use natural fibers and mainstream detergent, zinc oxide will wash out of them. Desitin has been around long before disposable diapers and our parents and grandparents used it and they washed diapers with adequate amounts of strong detergent. The whole "cloth diaper safe" thing came to pass because of the recommendation to use a small amount of weak detergent to wash diapers came around and weak detergent won't get out the stains. If you use natural fibers and strong detergent, you don't need these liners. I have never had any staining with my natural fiber diapers and strong detergent (Arm & Hammer with Oxiclean, Gain, Tide, or Wisk - whatever is on sale). « Show Less
1230371
Yes. I wash my out by hand usually with some disinfectant or low suds washing detergent and then rise well. Hang on the clothes line when the outside is dry, turn inside out to continue drying. I washed it at least three times so far and no issues. Love this bag so handy for holding dirty clothes for our camping trips. I have found mine to be well made and can hold heaps. Just wish I could buy another, but seems Amazon is now no longer allowing them to be shipped to Australia. Beats me why.
99035
I have not used it directly on clothing items, but have used it in home made laundry soap and had no issues.
572367
I have an HE front loader and I use the soap nuts. It works fine. I have not had any issues. I just make sure that I throw in the bag with the soap nuts first so it sits at the very bottom and then throw my clothes in.
1441123
I grew up using Dettol handsoap with no problem. Your using should not be a problem.
1672253
Yes. Use only a mild detergent in the washer and low heat setting in dryer but do not use a dryer sheet.
208644
I have never tried that, like other products just follow directions other wise it might ruin clothes
618073
Yes you can, you might want use a half a cap of sport wash on your HE washer especially if you are only doing half load of laundry.
1984020
it can be used on any kind! I have 3 different types of cloth diapers and I use it with all of them. I don't flush them though just in case my septic system doesn't do well with them, but they are great!