can you use on laundry
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.
1300106
I use this on my sons baseball pants - grey and white polyester. It gets the orange dirt right out.
1300107
I have used it with whites and colored oxford shirts successfully, but it drained the color from a pink waffle knit shirt, so be careful. Go to their website for laundry hints.
1300108
Yes, I use this regularly on our whites to prevent yellowing from hard water. There are directions on the bottle for laundry.
1537367
Yes. You can use hangers to dry clothes. We use this all the time in our laundry room.
1943437
I don't think so. I was disappointed with these and didn't find any improvement in my laundry area.
396450
I only use as hand washed items. I do not know how it would work in a washer.
7380
I have a fairly large washer and dryer and it turned out wonderful!!! Perhaps if you don't have a large enough washer and dryer you could take it to the Laundromat to was and dry.
99036
I have not used the product for laundry, so I'm sorry I don't know this directly, but I would definitely try it with an item you don't care about that is the same kind of fabric as what you would wash, and see what happens as an experiment.
1506006
I would think that Oxine is like using bleach, so you may have to call the manufacturer on it's use in laundry. I am sure it would be fine for white clothes, but I wouldn't know how much to use since the water levels vary from machine to machine. We use 1/4 cup per gal when we make it for a spray for our chicken coops, seems that it might be too pricey to use as a laundry additive, in my opinion.
1092054
Woolzies will be fine. They don't have any chemicals on them at all. You can add drops of essential oils to make your laundry smell nice.
924052
Yes. You can use it on clothing or other fabric, although if you are cleaning something delicate, I would try a spot-test too. That said, if something smells like rat pee, I guess there's no way to ruin it further. :-) Good luck!
370557
Yes, but probably best not to dry them by machine. bad for most clothes anyways
1192832
I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search fora clothing steamer.
1733081
I have used it in the laundry, but not without adding soap. I don't know if you could leave the soap out or not. When I had some clothes the cat peed on, I added a splash of this to the load and washed as I normally would. The smell was completely gone. This is awesome stuff.
1942937
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.
373635
I looked at their website and there are laundry-use instructions, as well as other kinds of uses.Good luck.
1278874
I believe this is designed for light-weight laundry (lingerie, socks, etc.) however, if your shirts are not soaking wet perhaps it would work--you could try placing a shirt on a plastic hanger and then clipping the hanger in the clothes pin. It is a good product but it's not a heavy-duty product. An honest answer is that I don't know. Good luck.
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.
1332522
I don't know how the product is used as a laundry item. Here is a link that may help you http://www.starchsupplies.co.uk/starch-mixing-instructionsI purchased the starch for someone else and they use the product to make wallpaper paste.