Does anyone use this to disinfect laundry?
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That site refers to grape seed extract or grape seed oil which is a different animal. This oil is made from the peels.
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I use it as a pre-treatment on laundry all the time! I love it! It doesn't get all stains out, but it gets out yellow sweat stains and a lot of other stains. You spray and let it sit for several minutes, then scrub. Sometimes I use it combined with Shout for other stains. They get even more stains out together. Occasionally, I will add Dissolve-it for stains like chocolate and tomato sauce.
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Not at all. I have been using it over a year now with a septic system. If anything, it is better for it as you aren't releasing detergent into it.
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Wanda, I use it for all my laundry and it works great. I think it is especially good on darks because it keeps them from fading, but it cleans everything. I would be more concerned with the colors from your print running when it's washed, but if it's been washed before that shouldn't be a problem. I wouldn't wash it with other darks because they might bleed onto the white background. I always throw in a SHout Color Catcher with my laundry. If colors run, it catches the dyes before the get on they other clothes. It works with the Woolite detergent great. Janet
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I would not think this would be something you would use this for. Unit is very small and I recall you need to hold this device very close (a few inches away) from area being sanitized.
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Yes! I use it for all my colored laundry. It works fantastically to preserve colors as they are. There's no color depositing from the detergent. I've used this product for years and love it.
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Yes, I too would like to use it to disenfect the kid's toys. I just cant use vinegar and bleach on everything, and Lysol/Pine Sol really do smell (Anything else merely cleans, not disenfects... ie. gets rid of the germs as well as dirt). Please reply if you find out how hot the steam is coming out of the Wagner. Allergy Buyers Club praises the Ladybug steamer for disenfecting (and lists operating temperature), But at over $1000 I cant really justify it.
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Definitely good for disinfecting, it's got a great steam stream, but I'm not sure about it getting out stains. It did take some mold stains out of my carpet, but I needed to pretreat first.
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The Swipes list on the label" Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed". I have never needed to disinfect these cleaning cloths. I use them to dust and to clean all surfaces - moistened with water or cleaning solutions, or dry, and they are great. But I have never used a heavy duty disinfectant. With such a great price and the fact that you get 36 in the pack, you could try hot water to wash one, but the label specifies warm water.
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I have not had this problem but I have not found anything that Fabreeze Laundry Odor Eliminator has not worked on. I hope you give it a try.
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HI --I use it for everything.--it is the best all-around cleaner for everything I can find-. Some people dilute the liquid for laundry---I don't, I spray right on the stain--or stains. No need to leave it on for a bit-like oxy . You will find your niche. but it is a GREAT cleaner for everything---J
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I haven't used it for that, but I use it to get a really strong oil/gas smell out of my husbands clothes. He works at a refinery and his clothes are really smelly. I would give it a try if I were you.
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I have never used ours for anything but water. However, I have no reason to think it would react with laundry soap. Alternatively, you might find a used liquid detergent container with a spigot.
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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.
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Yes, I just use .25 percent of my laundry soap and add 2 capfuls of Dettol. Does a wonderful job of removing bad doers.
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There is no good answer for public washing machines. This is more of a "laundry" type product, which, in order to not be "washed out" by the detergent itself, can only then go in the rinse cycle. If I had allergies and were truly concerned I'd wash clothes once on hot water cycle, rinse cold w/o the product. Then, you know the clothes are clean and rinsed. Then do a second wash on HOT and during the wash cycle use this product in place of the soap, with regular rinse. This is what I do at home when I know there may be any issue from filthy clothes from sports, gardening, etc... It is worth it if you are fearing cross-contamination. Better yet, get a small unit for your apartment, they have those that can even run off a sink.
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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!