Can I use this on sweaters or sweatshirts that are typically hand wash or dry clean?
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I'm not sure. I wouldn't use it on my clothes because it has a really bad odor when you spray it and it might stay on your clothes. Again, I've never used it on any fabric. But, I bought Febreze Fabric Refresher. This eliminates odors on all kinds of fabric. I've been happy with it's results. You can read the details about it on Amazon.
885887
I have only used it once for my cashmere sweater and the sweater came out looking like how it looked before washing it.
687502
Yes, I wash all my wool and cashmere sweaters in an HE front loader with this, and it works very well. However, the scent lasts longer if hand washing.
86035
No, I don't think so. If you wanted to wash it, I would take it to the dry cleaners.
687501
It's best to wash your knits by hand. If doing so, use cold water and two capfuls (1/16 cup) or detergent. If you're using a high-efficiency washing machine, set it to the delicate/woolens cycle and cold water and use four capfuls (1/8 cup). When washing with a top-loader, set to the delicate/woolens cycle and cold water and use eight capfuls (1/4 cup). Always lay flat to dry in a natural shape and never, ever, ever use a dryer. Ever.
183282
the garment inside label states hand wash only using cold water...do not bleach, do not iron, do not machine dry
467005
Hanging them outside to dry is the best way. A mechanical wringer would get them dry enough for an automatic dryer, but good ones are not cheap or readily available. While hand-wringing sort of works on woven fabrics, it's not a good idea for knits because they get stretched out of shape. Debbie is right about the dripping, and it's hard to wring heavy fabrics like denim jeans. Knit sweaters and tops can be squeezed to get much of the water out, and if you wrap a clean dry towel around them you can squeeze out even more, then hang the towel to dry with the rest of the laundry.
2004997
Per warning on device, do not dry clean or machine wash. Sponge with warm soapy water...or use methods recommended for 'hand' washing synthetic fabrics.
1489521
I have never tried it on clothing... i use it mostly for rugs and pillows... but i don't see why that wouldnt work.
1734138
It would work pretty well on a small spot treated (scrubbed) by hand. I don't think it will do anything except spread the ink if you tried to use in washer. Goof off is similar to dry cleaning fluid. It's pretty amazing on some stuff, but I think you're probably out of luck. Sorry. I just hate it when that "pen in the washer" incident happens.
1038647
I have gotten it on my clothing but it came right out with regular washing. Wasn't a problem for me but I don't wear many dry-clean only fabrics so can't speak to those.
1940312
I only do hand washing with it! But just looked on my bottle and it says it is specially formulated for HE washers, so yes!
774103
I have. But just as important as the detergent is of course how the garment is handeled... they came out beautifully submerged in ice cold water, rinsed, reshaped and rolled in towles to remove excess water, draped over a rack to complete the drying. I have a front loaded which has a very safe, gentle hand wash mode; I have done them both ways with great success using this product.
700494
Hand wash merino wool items and air dry. Dont put in a washing machine because warm water will shrink wool. GL
1605666
I use spray cleaner and paper towel. I wouldn't put this in the washing machine as I think the material may come apart.
870453
Absolutely not.... u can use it for the most delicate items. I use it specifically for my cashmere sweaters. (Spread. Flat to dry) I recommend it 100%.
1526899
I have been told to only hand wash and air dry if you have to. The chemical will come out and/or react with detergent. It can be ironed. This information came from a store not Hagerty.