Could this be added to homemade laundry detergent?
2041223
I always have a box of Odormute in my cabinet. The back of the box says "may be used in carpet cleaning equipment, sprayers, and washing machines". However, I have only added the product to the rinse cycle when doing laundry. Its not a cleaning product, it just eliminates odors. When I used it on my dog's kennel I would wash it first, then pour a bucket of water with Odormute to remove all scent. It worked, and it worked in the laundry when I was a caretaker for my mother after her stroke.
1480897
According to the instructions, it could be used to clothes. I used the diluted solution to soak the clothes before washing.
656162
I don't know, because I didn't use much of it. I wasn't satisfied with this detergent. It didn't wash clothes well.
875793
I wouldn't use it as my daily detergent, but I have when I'm in a pinch. It would be too expensive for me to use all the time, although I love the smell so much I wish I could! Last time my husband bought laundry soap for me, he bought the unscented, so I just added 4 or 5 drops of "forever" to each load to make my clothes smell good.
675479
I do believe that you can use this on cloths. I would use this as a pre treater, so spray directly on the spots, and I would give it a good ten minutes before putting in the washer. If it's a large amount of clothes, use as I said, then I would add about a half cup full to the load also. Hope this helps !!
1654903
If you're asking about making own laundry detergent using Oxo-Brite, I've made large amounts at a time in liquid and powdered form and haven't had any issues at all.
1602580
You use this as regular laundry detergent. It just has Oxy Booster added to it. You don't need to add anything else to it. I absolutely love this detergent.
1107951
I am not sure about your question. I have this item in my laundry room and have my laundy soap, detergents etc on the shelves. Sorry I cannot help you with your question.
1517428
Yes, adding this to your commercial detergent should get the same results that the good ol' phosphate laden commercial detergents gave
849161
I use this (and only this) as my laundry detergent, I add baking soda as a booster. It's GREAT if you have sensitive skin (my grandsons do). It will not foam up like regular detergents do (don't add extra). if your laundry load is less than a full load, cut back on the washing soda. It doesn't leave any residue in your clothes like regular laundry detergent does.Hope this helps. I have been using this and only this for the past 4 years. No complaints!!!!!
521430
I would hand wash this item with Woolite Delicates Care Liquid Laundry Detergent
2216953
I have been using it as an additive to our normal detergent use. It also worked great to clean or tile and grout!
530242
I have the same and have had no problems using this product. I just put a scoop or two right in the barrel before adding laundry.
1885851
No, absolutely not. Nellie's washing soda is the detergent. If you feel the need to add something, use Nellie's Oxygen Brightener. Both products are all natural. My clothes appear cleaner, feel softer and overall smell much better than the traditional liquid or powder. Plus, it works for my front loader just fine. Hope this helps you.
709518
Yes but the detergent has to be in a separate container. I use a bucket and you can only apply it on the lower pressure head the higher pressure head will not pull the detergent out of the bucket
981766
I honestly don't see how it could hurt. I have a(n) he machine and I like adding some of this because I think it helps the regular detergent (or pods) clean better. It also helps a bit with that smell he washers can get. Evidently a lot of people use it to make their own detergent by combining it with other things- I was impressed by all the comments on that.
744201
I put a little in (about 1/2 a teaspoon) along with my laundry detergent. It helps get rid of odors and bacteria.