Can this be used after pretreating a stain with stain remover? What about using it with non-Chlorine color-safe bleach?
1822367
Works great after treatment with stain remover, I have not used chlorine color safe bleach, but I would think it will not do any harm,, the product is fantastic, and has worked great for me. Test it out with the bleach, no harm in trying.
1822368
I have used it with great success on pretreated stains. I have also used it with oxy clean in the same load as well as in loads immediately following a prewash in bleach. I have not mixed the bleach and detergent in the same wash but would not see any reason against. Just isn't my habit to do them together.
1693326
I recommend you do a search on YouTube, many have made excellent demos there! I use my cloth ALL THE TIME!!! Only use water with it and NEVER let it contact bleach.
1387639
I didn't use this for chlorine or bleach, however, I had to remove tile with very smelly black mold under them and I didn't smell a thing during the entire 3 hour process.
1039166
Yes u can,I used it to bleach my hair blonde before I colored it bright red,depending on hw long u leave it on for (for ur desired shade) this product gives u the right hues.
1749325
I haven't used bleach, but I have washed it and I imagine it might work fine. It's off-white, notwhite, so bleach might lighten it up a bit.
1923111
Yes I use Clorox Clean Up Cleaner + Bleach , no need to brush , and stains will dissapear , I add about 4 ounces and turn bottle up and down and let set for about 10 minutes, rinse with cold tap water until all bleach is removed and your ready to go. hope this helps
690833
I tried it on bluestone--first I called DuPont and they confirmed it was safe for bluestone. It did not remove the stain and left a white ring where the stain remover was applied that I can't get off so intact the oil stain is now more noticeable than before
316319
I have had no problem, but I imagine if you use a solution of 1 part bleach to 10 parts water to gently scrub it off, it should work
1867725
IMO, I'm not an expert but can't see why you couldn't use it as long as you clean it out after, I've used several different chemicals in mine. I will add that this is the best sprayer that I've used.
201104
I used a Clorox stick on a stain on a white knitted top and then laundered with Eco Nuts. The original stain came out but the bleach left yellow stains all over my new white top which I have not been able to remove.
871448
I used this in combination with other stuff and in my laundry where I could not use bleach and yes we got rid of the problem. I had tried sprays first and they did not work so I tried this and we finally got rid of them!
1016545
Bluing is not a stain remover. I simply makes whites whiter. However, if you use too much or apply directly to cloth it will turn it blue. It must be diluted.
1320752
Yes. It is not bleach. Just oxygen. I use it at all times on my dark colors and they don't fade.
2211807
Sorry, but I have no idea if it can be washed using bleach. Maybe try a good detergent with stain removing ingredients.
1669703
Hello, i have used clorox in the washing machine too. I don't know what the reason is for not bleaching. I have very old microfiber cloths that have been washed with bleach.They are very stiff and non absorbant now.. but have served their purpose. I try not to bleach thse new ones. so far so good. I love these micrfiber cloths.
1648205
I use it as a wood filler to repair termite damage but I don't think you can stain it afterwards, never tried precolor it.
1071629
I use bleach on all bed linens--- either liquid regular Clorox or Clorox II for colors. Hasn't seem to have made a difference in any way.