Can I use it for laundry? How much I should use?
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The label says, "To Reduce Malodors in Washing Machine: After filling the washer with water, add 8oz. (1 cup) full strength of this product to each washload." So it is suitable for laundry, but I think that amount is probable excessive.
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I don't see why not. I am sure it would work great. I use it for all my laundry and it does a fabulous job.
469308
For that size area u may want to consider a larger dehu. Mine gathers 8oz per day in my laundry room 8x6 and master bath 12x14 so you'd be emptying it all the time.
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Yes, it can be used for laundry. I've heard of it being used directly in the washer, but I make a detergent that works better than anything I've ever used-- 1 cup each baking soda and washing soda, mix in 1/2 cup castile soap then 1 cup vinegar. It takes a lot of stirring (I use my kitchenAid mixer), but it turns back into a powder. I use 1/4-1/3 cup per large load and, man, are my clothes clean! Even dirty, sweaty work clothes and baby diapers come out smelling clean (not clean "scented", but actually clean) and they are soft because the vinegar acts as a fabric softener. People have complimented me on the softness of my fleece and don't really believe me when I tell them why!
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If you don't use everything all at once. Mine runs one bath, kitchen and laundry, I have a small unit for second bath. One thing to check out first would be the electrical power required and it's availability. Requires three double 40 amp breakers and heavier gauge wire to carry the power. I took out a 40 gallon electric water heater and it has saved me about $60 a month so I would not go back. As energy prices get higher I save more. As with everything some common sense in using it should be observed, I love mine.
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You are supposed to use 2 for a large load. For me, they didn't dissolve very well, and I followed the instructions, and the laundry didn't smell clean. Maybe it would work for you better than it did for me.
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Yes it would work. I use it when I take my oversize bedding (king size mattress pad, etc) to the laundromat, along with the detergents in the bottom. It can handle the bedding even though I bring it home wet (equals heavy) because I can't use their dryers because of allergies to the dryer sheets. I would put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag, however. I swear, this thing has an amazing amount of uses. If we didn't live in a small apartment, we'd have another of these on hand in case this one ever breaks. We've had it about 2 1/2 years, though, and use it at least 4-5 days a week and so far it still doesn't even look used! By the way, I wish the best for your mom. Denise Yes it would work. I use it when I take my oversize bedding (king size mattress pad, etc) to the laundromat, along with the detergents in the bottom. It can handle the bedding even though I bring it home wet (equals heavy) because I can't use their dryers because of allergies to the dryer sheets. I would put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag, however. I swear, this thing has an amazing amount of uses. If we didn't live in a small apartment, we'd have another of these on hand in case this one ever breaks. We've had it about 2 1/2 years, though, and use it at least 4-5 days a week and so far... » Read More Yes it would work. I use it when I take my oversize bedding (king size mattress pad, etc) to the laundromat, along with the detergents in the bottom. It can handle the bedding even though I bring it home wet (equals heavy) because I can't use their dryers because of allergies to the dryer sheets. I would put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag, however. I swear, this thing has an amazing amount of uses. If we didn't live in a small apartment, we'd have another of these on hand in case this one ever breaks. We've had it about 2 1/2 years, though, and use it at least 4-5 days a week and so far it still doesn't even look used! By the way, I wish the best for your mom. Denise « Show Less
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Yes and No, but I guess it depends on how much wet laundry. I use a plastic laundry basket with wheels when I carry 20 to 80 pounds of wet laundry. I seriously doubt this was made for wet laundry use, as with everything one should use common sense.
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I love it for delicates I'm sure it could be used, but would be expensive to do regular laundry
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I would not get this for Laundromat use, you will have constant problems with the wheels coming off, not durable enough period for that kind of use. Great for in home I see the other responses and they obviously have never been to a Laundromat.
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You can do 2 bathrobes, queen size sheets or even a jacket. I have found that i can do 5 or 6 pairs of pants at one time or even a small blanket. All things considered as long as your willing to wait for it to dry you wont have a problem with any of those. The dryer is more forgiving than the matching washer.
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I only use it for laundry, and it holds 2 regular loads or 1 very large load.
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I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search for a clothing steamer.
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Depends on how much your dog leaks and how often you want to do laundry. If you're getting it for occasional accidents and can do laundry right away, you could get away with one. For more frequent accidents, you'd probably want 2-4 to be able to keep up before the next wash.
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I use it in a recipe for laundry "detergent, so it goes into a gallon size container with other cleaners. A little goes a long way, so if you are just adding it to your regular detergent you would only need a table spoon or less and that would probably give you at least 50 washes. really depends on what you use it for.
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It would definitely work for laundry. My Mom uses her for that, too. It is really handy for groceries but laundry works as well. She can take a big bottle of detergent and not have to buy the more expensive smaller containers. For you taking it home, it's ideal. Enjoy.
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I'm thinking of getting the small tapered bins as laundry baskets. Is the size big enough for one load of washing (we each have a basket) and is the material suitable for dampness, as I sometimes throw dirty, damp washcloths and baby clothes into them.