Can I just use dish detergent to mix with Tenacity instead of buying non-ionic surfacent?
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I know it works with surfactant but I not sure it will work with dish detergent. I guess you can try it on a small patch and wait a week to see if the weeds begin to turn white. If not, don't use it any further.
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Use it as a detergent, it does not need to be mixed with another detergent, it can be used by itself
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Good dish detergent to. cut the greese, then I use the Scotch Brite heavy duty and some "elbow Greece". Works great!
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I used Palmolive Soft Touch dish detergent. I filled it to the fill line on the soap dispenser bottle with detergent and then to the top fill line with water. I added a little scented oil....maybe half cap or a few drops. It will make tons of soap for pennies a bottle! The reason I used this type of dish detergent is because it has a very light scent to begin with and it doesn't hide my scented oil. Also, I like the pale sea green color of the dish soap.
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Yes - I always wash my silver cutlery (flatware) and dishes with soap and water after polishing them. Just use Palmolive, Fairy or any other regular kitchen detergent. Patricia
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Yes, you can use ultimate compound, if necesssary. Sometimes a less abrasive compound or polish is enough, depending on the condition of your paint.
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No, just a wash and dry using a mild liquid, such as Palmolive or Dawn. Dry with a clean, soft, absorbent cloth.Do not use a dishwasher soap such as Cascade. There are components of these products which will discolor and corrode aluminum.
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I don't know, and I don't know!My opinion is to use Dawn dish washing detergent and scrub it on and wash it off well! I believe the idea behind their cleaner (soap) is to remove oils and dirt and that as long as it is scrupulously cleansed, I feel Dawn would be very good to use! After all, Amazon charges a dollar less for this product that doesn't have the soap, so maybe that says something for us to ponder!!! Good Luck, and post your results here!
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I usually use plain water to clean my jewelry. I haven't tried dish detergent,
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I used Dawn dish detergent straight up. Let it sit on the spot for awhile then used a plastic mesh scrubber and a little force. Worked like a charm.
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I was using finish prior to using these. Both the tabs & the rinse aid. I switched to these & started using white vinegar as a rinse aid (in a small upright container in the top rack of my dishwasher) and my dishes are cleaner and clearer than with the finish. I definitely prefer this method, because of the results, but also because it's chemical free!
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It's from the new and improved non phosphate detergent we all have to use now. My pots and pans blued and the flatware started to have rust spots on the knife blades. Also a white film started to cover the dishwasher interior and my black nylon cooking utensils. You can use Bar Keepers on them. I'd use the liquid. Or do as I do now. I sprinkle a small amount of Citric Acid into the detergent containers on my dishwasher. I bought it on Amazon. I also changed detergent to biokleen. No more bluing, no more rust spots, and no more white film. My stainless steel pans shine again.
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I did not use this with detergent. I followed the directions on the bottle.
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Hello, DL: you just take the cover off the bottle of Glisten, turn it upside down in your silverware holder, and then run the dishwasher with no dishes and no detergent. We began using Glisten upon the advice of our repairman. We had to call him, because water was remaining in the bottom of our dishwasher. It turned out no repair was necessary, but he highly recommended Glisten, to get rid of calcium buildup. We actually ran two simultaneous bottles through, and since then we run a bottle through every 3 months. It works beautifully.
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I received a bottle of surfactant with my order but I am uncertain that one is included with every version from every supplier. If it is not included, I find that Dawn dishwashing liquid is an acceptable replacement more the surfactant at the very same levels. I have easily covered 10,000-15,000 sq. ft. with some still left over.
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You will still need to use a rinse aid. I found this product harsh and unsatisfactory. In fact, this product ruined the finish on one of my dishwasher safe sheet enameled sheet pans that had been washed in my dishwasher multiple times with no problem. I only bought this product thinking it was similar to Glass Magic Rinse Aid this company discontinued. Big disappointment. Stopped using Finish products and went back to Cascade products.
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It must be non water base. Because the sandy texture of the product you will need a lot of it. If you apply a clear coat over it you may be able to combine it with the clear but all depends how glow you want it and the finish you are looking for.