Can it be used in washing machine for cleaning blankets, etc?
1661727
Absolutely, yes! I use it as a spot pre-treatment and in the machine, as well. It's great and smells so clean and fresh.
1661728
I'm not an expert, but I've been using it for years, and it should be good for that.
1661729
It is not designed for that use. It can be a spot cleaner for carpets to remove grease, tar and oil. And to clean bathrooms and floors. I would think to use it in a washing machine would be akin to using something like Pinesol on one's clothes. In other words, overkill.
1661730
There are some instructions on the label for the use of XO Plus. I use it for many things in our house, and it works very well. This is a concentrate so you do not have to use a large quantity to eliminate odors.
1661731
Yes..substitute X-O for your detergent, use full strength. All the ingredients are pure,,I have sprayed on my hands to eliminate odors. For really difficult, set in odors, someone suggested to add Cup of Oxiclean, along with X-O. For blankets that I used other detergents on and smell was set in, I washed two times and odor came out completely.
1661732
I do not know what the manufacturer says about using it in the washing machine, but YES I often use it in the washing machine. Sometimes alone and sometimes with a small amount of fragrance free washing liquid. Do not use too much b/c it is so concentrated. I have even used it to wash my sheets so they will stay fresh in the closet. It leaves clothes very soft when you use it in the washing machine.
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I have used it in the washing machine once so far; I tied it inside a pillowcase and and it worked fine. However, I wouldn't recommend putting it in the dryer if you use a fabric conditioner bar instead of regular dryer sheets. Mine came out of the pillow case and scraped a bunch fabric softener goop onto my hat. Not a fun cleanup.
1086703
No, it is not made for use with HE - at least I don't think so. They suggest you add the detergent while the machine fills and then add clothes - so I'd say unless you have a top load HE it may not be good. Although - detergent is detergent - I bet it will work fine even though it doesn't say HE.
1325775
You can use in any type washing machine, even hand washing. Just us appropriate amount. You don't want to use more than what u need. My suggestion is putting Tyler wash while agitator is in motion.
709596
Hi! According to the manufacturer directions - they do not recommend using this item in a front load washing machine.
588676
I googled the question and find numerous links stating that it is safe for regular and HE machines. It is great laundry detergent.
1222703
Technically, yes it can. It's really soft and you can machine wash it. (Just DO NOT put it in the dryer.)
516520
Yes, it could be used for an inflight blanket. You might want to open it and shake it out before boarding. The only thing I would not do with it is wash it in a machine. I washed it in a river and it worked just fine.
1082839
It should be fine in a washing machine as long as it's not in with large metal buckles and other things that might puncture or tear it(it's not flimsy but if it leaks it's less functional). Line dry it afterwards just to be safe.
2034150
Yes....but take it to the laundry mat and wash it. Put it in one of the front loads (medium).
224133
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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Hello,Yes, this item can be used in a front load washer. Please contact us if you need additional information or assistance.Shelia
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I've had mine in use for 8 months and I've just vacuumed it a few times and occasional going over with damp sponge. It has worked so far but I don't think I would be afraid of putting it in the washing machine.
1317989
Technically I am not sure, it seems sturdy enough you could put in the washing machine but you definitely would not want to dry it. It is a decent size and feels quite sturdy so I would think to keep it clean you would just need to wipe with a soapy sponge.
507526
i don't see any reason why not. there is no washing instructions with it but i see nothing to prevent cleaning. i don't think a washing machine would be needed either. some disinfectant spray on type and hang in shower to dry.
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The first washer i had an old Sears 900 series could wash it although barely . i have a newer Maytag with an extra large capacity that it does just fine in. So I guess it depends on the size washer you have if it can handle the wet weight of it. Also. I take a fine tooth comb to it after drying comes out so nice. I love this blanket!
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I have never tried to put it in a washing machine. I don't know if it would hold up. All I have done is shake it out or take it outside and hose it down. It cleans off very easily.