Does this product stain your cloths? Yellow or white stains due to the essential oils, etc?
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I never had that happen, I have been using for over a year, this works well, one of the few aluminum free deodorants that I have found that actually work well.
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I have not encountered any white stains or yellowing from this product. I always have on a white undershirt at work, so many hours of reference to check this peaceful patchouli out. It works wonderfully and I will never stray from this brand and scent.
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I have never noticed this. It is a very efficient product. No staining of clothing that I have observed.
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I have had three pillows for a while and never noticed any yellow stains. The foam is an all-over lovely shade of butter yellow but I am clueless about any stains you may have. Sorry you are having issues.
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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
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Hi Annie, have not used the white one yet. But the colored ones I bought seem color fast. I had some stubborn oil stains that came out after I used hot water and mild bleach. I always bleach my whites.... so if and when I will bleach. Hope this helps
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Every piece of information I have on this product states it is for carpet use. Personally, I wouldn't use it in the laundry. There are other products I would use. If the item is white I would probably use bleach unless the material wouldn't tolerate it. I have also used vinegar in the water. I have found that regular washing removes the stain and odor. You might try emailing Bissell and asking them. Sorry, I couldn't be of more help.
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Each tablet makes about 16oz of product, so you would need the appropriate number of tablets, if it's a fabric you're trying to save, you would also want to check for colorfastness. I don't see why it wouldn't remove the stain and/or odor though.
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I believe it's Adms. It doesn't discolor whites, but it will turn ivory scotch guarded fabric urine yellow. Wrecked a sofa.
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I dyed a white cloth (cover for my Kitchen Aid stand mixer). I did not use the entire bottle and dyed it in a plastic sink tub as opposed to a washing machine. It ended up a light blue. I guess it would depend on the size of what you are planning to dye ans what method you use. Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure. It does have bleach in it. I have found that bleach products aren't very good about taking out yellowing stains. I use this product because I have well water that has a high iron content. When used in my washer it does well with keeping the orange stains away from my whites. I think it's worth a try. If not have you considered taking the comforter to a dry cleaner? They are usually pretty good at getting out stains. Good luck
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There's one that's brownish red that gets all over your hands and clothes, but the one I bought is non-staining, is whitish and doesn't stain. They all have a strong menthol odor that I find very soothing.
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Hon it stains clothes forever I usually use an old tshirt and first wash it will bleed on to the towel I recommend using a dark one .. Be careful of your surfaces ! (Counters and such ) hope it helps ! Very good long lasting color though !
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I haven't noticed any "oily" spots on the clothes. Most of the time I would boil the nuts to create a liquid detergent or if I put the nuts in the washer I used the little cloth bag. Did you use the cloth bag?
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I have used it in direct contact with:Smartwool SocksInjinji SocksVarious boxerbriefs Underarmor and Ex OfficioUnderarmor compression shirtsI have not noticed any stains or discoloration before or after washing.
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If I understand the question, you are asking about clothing to leather staining. The dyes from non color fast fabrics might bleed or run onto leather when damp. Scotchgard may help, but if the chemicals used interact with the water repellant, stains would still occur. The best advice I can give is to try to recreate the circumstances where this has been a problem for you and find out how this product will work for you. Good luck!
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The cream itself is white, but could possibly stain a light yellow. We use it with disposable diapers, so never experienced that. Even if it does slightly stain, I think it is still the best diaper creme out there.
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Hi, I haven't noticed any staining on my light green sheets or pillow cases and (only if I rub hard) after a shower I see a little color come off on my white towels but it washes right out. That happens with any tanning product because, obviously, some of the dead skin cells that have tanner on them rub off on towels after a hot shower. Like I said, no problems washing right out of my white towels, and I do not use bleach.
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I have not noticed any new stains in my clothes since i started using it. But i only put it on my face, so it doesn't usually touch my clothes. However, it does easily rub off onto clothes.