I'm a little confused. Can anyone tell me if this actually kills the germs that are on your clothes or just protects them after they're washed with this product?
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Hi, This is more intended as a before-wear washing product that protects fabrics (especially sportswear) in order to reduce the increase of bacteria, virus, fungus and the like. After the clothes are washed they are protected from germs during wear.
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Hi,This is more intended as a before-wear washing product that protects fabrics (especially sportswear) in order to reduce the increase of bacteria, virus, fungus and the like. After the clothes are washed they are protected from germs during wear.
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I have no laboratory proof that preexisting germs on the clothes are killed. I do think that clothes are protected from new infestation.
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they do not dissolve properly. My clothes are not ruined, but i do have to rewash some items. I now have to dissolve them in the water before i put in my clotes. This sloves the issue. This send smells SO GOOD though! worth it in my opinion!
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I think it works better with a clean cloth. I use a white tshirt. I also so used the micro cloth but still prefer the undershirt!! I love this product for my stainless appliances!!
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Do you know how the smell is getting on your clothes? Will the smell come out in the laundry or does it still stick after you wash them? I don't know if this stuff will work on the chemical smell-- best thing I can think of is buy the smallest size ZorbX you can find, and try it on one smelly garment that you don't care too much about. If it works-- great-- use it on the rest of them. If it doesn't work, you haven't lost that much. You might even be able to return the rest of the ZorbX for a refund.
321123
I do not think it will kill mold. It is suppose to neutralize the smell and make it harder for mold bacteria to develop.
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Representative actually uses it & told me that Lysol gets rid of any "oops" . Ask me anything about this product. I've made mistakes & found methods that do & don't work. Hand sanitizer gets it off of your hands.
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Unsure about your specific question, but I know it removes odors from laundry items. We have an older schnauzer who is becoming incontinent when she sleeps; mostly we keep her in a diaper, but on occasion we forget. I've washed her bedding on several occasions, my own clothes when a lap accident occurred, and a furniture pet cover or two. Without detergent, and in cold water per instructions, everything came out without any residual urine odor. Once a towel was used by our son on an accident and dropped off into a corner of his closet, where it went unnoticed until the odor became VERY apparent, even to him, lol. I was going to throw it out, but decided to experiment. After washing it in cold water, without detergent, the towel was unstained and without odor. I'm a believer. We have had our O3 Pure since Aug 2013. I do laundry 2 to 3 times a week and have had no problems with the unit. Our clothing smells fresh without any added chemicals or deodorizers, making my husband's sensitive skin itching problems nonexistent.
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What is the context? My understanding is that most dirt & bacteria & germs are actually removed by the agitation of the fabric and that detergent is not actually necessary. Same with cleaning. Most germs get cleaned up by rubbing, rather than "disinfected by cleaner". I use this for my baby diapers as well as all of our laundry. He has pretty bad excema so I have to be careful of his sensitive skin AND to be sure no bacteria gets into his rashes when they are bad so they won't get infected. I have also used vinegar or baking soda, both of which will kill bacteria. Bleach is extremely toxic so I won't have it near my family & won't put it into the environment. What is the context? My understanding is that most dirt & bacteria & germs are actually removed by the agitation of the fabric and that detergent is not actually necessary. Same with cleaning. Most germs get cleaned up by rubbing, rather than "disinfected by cleaner". I use this for my baby diapers as well as all of our laundry. He has pretty bad excema so I have to be careful of his sensitive skin AND to be sure no bacteria gets into his rashes when they are bad so they won't get infected. I have also used vinegar or baking soda, both of which will kill bacteria.... » Read More What is the context? My understanding is that most dirt & bacteria & germs are actually removed by the agitation of the fabric and that detergent is not actually necessary. Same with cleaning. Most germs get cleaned up by rubbing, rather than "disinfected by cleaner". I use this for my baby diapers as well as all of our laundry. He has pretty bad excema so I have to be careful of his sensitive skin AND to be sure no bacteria gets into his rashes when they are bad so they won't get infected. I have also used vinegar or baking soda, both of which will kill bacteria. Bleach is extremely toxic so I won't have it near my family & won't put it into the environment. « Show Less
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How odd!!! Since it is supposed to be an easy quick rinsing out of the clothes with no residue left in them, I'm a little surprised it is leaving a film on your machine. I would contact the owner at Molly's Suds, I'm sure they will help you trouble shoot. Are you using too much detergent with soft water perhaps?
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I got it bc my neighbors were exposed and I freaked out. I used this spray on fabrics and furniture (lightly), I only wiped my electronics with alcohol napkins. It has been long time ago and I definitely don't have any problems.
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This won't harm your clothes at all. It's the ingredient that they used to put in all laundry detergents but took out several years ago due to environmental issues. I'm a big environmentalist but not when it comes to cleaning products. This is the ingredient that helped make detergents clean your clothes (it's out of most major brand dishwasher detergents as well). I put in less than a teaspoon in my washer (front loader) & about 1 teaspoonful in the dishwasher so 1 box will last you years.
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Either on the amazon description or the packaging (I can't remember which) it says that this may die your skin, but that you can scrub it off with soap and a washcloth. I didn't have any problems with this, personally.
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I have some similar cloths I bought elsewhere and I got ripped off but they also said don't dry with fabric softener. So I'll remember, I wash them in my regular wash, with the usual underwear, sox, etc. But I put them in a lingerie bag so I notice them when I'm putting things in the dryer. When I see them, I immediately put them aside and hang them on a rack to dry. And I think these are like mine so they take little time to dry. Hope this might help!
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I haven't noticed this, though my husband uses it not me. I still do the laundry and iron the clothes and have not noticed any bleach stains there. He does however use this before he shaves and then showers, so its possible he's really washing it off his skin. There are definitely bleach stains on the wall of our bathroom though!!!!
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Hello Tricia :) After I use it, I rinse off all the dead skin with water. Sometimes I use a little of my body wash / soap. I wring it out and let it dry. I always smell mine before use to make sure there is no mildew or anything...hope this helps :)
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I've never used it on clothes but I would spray one piece and go from there. Don't want to ruin your clothes if you can save them.
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The bottle doesn't say anything about germs or bacteria but I use it when I have a sore in my mouth and the sore will go away so it must be doing something. But then..I'm not a big fan of products that promise to wipe out any bacteria in your system, they kill the good guys as well as the bad guys.