Can it be applied by spraying it on cotton fabric, without using the washing machine?
502346
It worked when I used the washing machine. I would try just leaving it in a bucket of water and the Nikwax before trying to spray it on. Probably soaking for a couple of hours would work as long as you agitate it once in a while.
1956375
No. It is a one or two use product without washing. You would definitely have to re-apply after washing. This was one of my biggest issues with this product.
44072
I apply it to the microfiber cloth instead of the surface directly but it's not a gel and would, if sprayed on a vertical surface, run and drip.
2083596
Yes, you can spray this on your clean linens. (And anywhere else too.) Such as on or under mattress, along baseboards, etc. Before I sprayed anything, I diluted the solution in a spray bottle. (I have a large spray bottle, and I added about a cup of Kleen Free, and filled the rest with water.) I sprayed every day, or every other day. Good Luck!
404513
Yes, I have applied it many times to shirts and even cotton tops and after washing it stays in place.
2131051
Not really, but a little bit on some fabrics. You really need a product made specifically for static cling, like Cling Free. Another option is to carry a dryer sheet and rub it on your clothes while you're wearing them.
892838
I use it directly on the fabric and let it set for at least an hour before washing. Repeat if necessary.IF ANY PRODUCT CAN GET THE JOB DONE THIS IS THE ONE. Also if you have Dawn detergent add some to the spot as it helps also.Good Luck!
1480897
According to the instructions, it could be used to clothes. I used the diluted solution to soak the clothes before washing.
2083584
i use it on cotton balls to put in drawers and i imagine the dryer balls could be used as well. I would not put directly on clothes. could also be used as a room spray as well
95621
It would be very effective, but you might have to let the product dry after applying, and then wash it in order for it to be effective.
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.
73189
Yes, use this, carefully and slowly with a rag, brush, or fine steel wool. You can apply with a brush or rag, but have plenty of cleaning rags on hand.
377223
yes it can be used on washable fabrics and scotchguard recommends reapplying after machine washing.
1148181
Yes, you could use it on fabric. I would take into consideration the color you will be using against the color of your fabric. Have fun!
1214092
I've never tried it so I don't know if it would mess up the fabric. I wouldn't recommend it since your supposed to wear gloves to apply it to your pet and it has such a strong smell. It probably wouldn't be healthy to sit on a confined space where you just sprayed it.
512877
It's akin to Febreeze - only natural - so I'd assume you can use it on any fabric (test first to be sure, but I haven't had a problem with stains, even on microfiber).
727905
No. I read the label and it is hazardous on skin and says to avoid getting it on clothes. You are supposed to spray it on a surface and let it dry before coming in contact with it. If you pour it in the laudry it won't work. If you need to treat your clothes for a specific reason, maybe spray them first and let the benzarid dry to kill off the stuff before throwing them in the wash? Hopefully it won't impact the colors or damage the fabric.