Will this remove mildew stains from clothing?
577882
Not sure about mildew. It does take most stains out. For difficult stains, I spray it on, rub in a little, then let it soak in cold water for a couple of days, then wash with next load of wash. 98% of the time stains are gone.
577883
I have not used Zout for a mildew stain. I must say I have used it for a plethora of other stains were an enzyme was needed, similar to mildew and it worked magic. It is the best stain remover I have found.
817861
Perhaps if diluted. I personally use this for very tough stains (clothing) and it works, even if the stain has set in.
1439079
Agree with Mr Munch. Just be aware that the wipes will stain the edges of clothes that make contact a yellow/brown. Washing my white cotton blouse two or three times has not removed the stain on the collar and along the cuffs of the long sleeves.
2075835
It will work to do away with mildew, etc. I am sure it must have some cleaners in it to clean surfaces and I guess the only way to find out if it will meet your needs is to try a patch. This product cleaned surfaces for me (grout included) after many other products failed. Good luck.
1563736
Yes, it works better than anything else I've used. If it is very mildewed, you may need to apply it twice. The smell is very strong. I usually apply before going to work so it can sit all day.
33316
Hi Hollie , I am not positive if it would work ,I only used it to remove large hot pink stains off my white wool coat . The price is not bad, but I would try it on similar material and see what happens first incase it doesn't work to be safe .eaxh fabric is sensitive and if left to long may disinergrate . Good luck
507675
I found it quite effective on much of the mildew smell but still had to wash linen with washing soda to remove the stain that is left. Mold on the other hand ,it depends on what type of mold as to effectiveness..Hope this was of some help ..
692002
Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the weather is right and you have a place to do it---is hanging it outside in the sun to dry. Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the... » Read More Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the weather is right and you have a place to do it---is hanging it outside in the sun to dry. « Show Less
2000459
It will remove mildew from caulk, grout and tile, may remove the paint on ceiling
1518519
I have not tried it on mildew, but my guess would be yes.. as it works great on places where pets have marked ;)
76391
I haven't used it for mold/mildew smell but I dont see why it wouldn't work since it gets rid of underarm odor, cigarette odor and feet odor smell, dog odor.
563652
It should. I had it take out sweat/oil collar stains from both my husbands Navy white uniforms (cotton) and my son's white paramedic shirts (synthetic blend). Depending on how long the stains have been there, it may take more then one use. I have been using this product for years.
2100238
It removes some wrinkles, but without seeing the garment, it's impossible to say. Having seen rayon blouses mangled by the dryer, I think ironing is your best bet.The product has never stained anything I have used it on, used according to directons.
1370974
hi uee- I'd be reluctant to use this on mildewed area as an odor eliminator. my instincts are to treat the areas with an anti-microbial, then drop in a HEAVY DUTY dehumidifier for a week or two. do a search on the product and call them directly- they have an amazing customer support dept. good luck!
1678045
I sprayed it on furniture, carpet, and bedding. I don't see why you couldn't spray it on clothing. However it does have a strong smell so be cautious.
332823
It can be used on fabrics. In fact I put some in my washer when disinfecting everything. I also put some in a spray bottle and sprayed the couch (sand color) and the carpet (light tan). Never had any stains. I highly recommend this product! !!
1071707
Yes but if mold begins to grow on it use mold and mildew remover spray made specifically for fabrics.