Is anyone having problems with the bright orange roller staining your clothes orange? What did you do about it?
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There should not be, if there is, please contact me and I will ship you out a free replacement item.
939062
I haven't noticed any stains, but like any lotion/cream, you have to let it dry or else it will rub off on your clothes and cause dirt to stick to them.
1908525
I've used my clothes dryer now for quite some time, but haven't experienced any staining of sheets or colored clothing. The wood of the clothing rack changed color a bit, but that's to be expected I think since it's untreated wood.
758629
Nope. Once you apply the deodorant it stays on you and not your clothes. I have been using this product for 4 months now and have yet to have an issue with staining or discoloration of my clothes.
235481
I haven't had any problems with colors bleeding or lighter parts looking off yet! If it's a new article of clothing with those features, I'd check to see if it needs a 2nd rinse if the dye is really saturated in the dark fabric.
1732064
My kids love playing with it in the water (sprinkler, bucket, etc) and I have not found a way to get it out of the clothes. The black is by far the worst offender. They've also taken to 'painting' on the side of the house with their chalk paint (vinyl siding) and it takes a magic eraser to get all the black (and sometimes green/red) off. I'm here scouring reviews to see if anyone has a suggestion for clothes... otherwise I have several cute outfits (for all 3 kids) that are ruined. :/
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I have the same issue. I think the white build-up and orange or brown staining on your towel is burnt residue from suspended particulates in the water and/or from the egg shells. I switched to using distilled water and still have the problem, but much less so. I don't think the residue is harmful. I use a damp no-scratch scouring pad with a dab of dish soap, then scrub and scrub to remove the residue, then use a clean damp towel to clean off any remaining soap.
227720
I use this all the time and have never had orange streaks. Make sure you rub it in in circular motions as opposed to up and down. If that doesn't help maybe it is a bad bottle.
43710
Yes, I have. I pop it in with a load of towels and let it air dry. This takes care of any outside staining - they clean up beautifully!!
201104
I used a Clorox stick on a stain on a white knitted top and then laundered with Eco Nuts. The original stain came out but the bleach left yellow stains all over my new white top which I have not been able to remove.
2095385
I just used mine this morning to steam the wrinkles out of a linen shirt, which took me at least 10 minutes, and the steam was strong and even throughout. My wife uses it much more than I do (like every day) and I've never heard her complain about it stopping. Sounds like there might be a problem with yours. Have you decalcified it lately? I think just running some white vinegar through it does the trick.
923144
Hmmm... I see others have had no problems. But I used to use this shampoo all the time, and after they changed the formula a year or so ago it began stripping out my color. I use Shades semipermanent color, applied at a salon.
419253
I haven't noticed this, though my husband uses it not me. I still do the laundry and iron the clothes and have not noticed any bleach stains there. He does however use this before he shaves and then showers, so its possible he's really washing it off his skin. There are definitely bleach stains on the wall of our bathroom though!!!!
371125
My hair is color treated; it is highlighted using foils to make it more blonde. I have been using the product for a month and have not noticed that it has damaged my color or stripped the color in any way. It seems to just keep the orange tint from from building up on both my hair that is color treated and my natural color as well.
950324
I haven't had it stain my clothes, but sometimes when I wash my capris or other, it doesn't wash off in the washer, so I usually dampen the area, use my dish soap and rub the material together, than I wash them.
339193
If you use natural fibers and use a real detergent (Tide, Gain, Arm and Hammer, Wisk, Foca, Persil, etc...) you will have no issues with this ointment. If you use a weaker detergent or you use synthetic fibers, you may have an issue with staining, but it won't cause repelling. I usually use Tide original powder to line 3 and I use microfleece liners with flats because of a wetness sensitivity. I have never had issues with staining. My microfleece liners don't stain either.
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Mine started discoloring also. I wish I could help you but I haven't been able to clean mine as well.