Will this product cause rust stains on white clothing?
1723414
The zinc goes on clear, and that is the only observation I have had before, during and after use.
1723415
A good question. I don't know. I used the product daily on my face only while wearing a white rash guard for 4 days. No rust.
1723416
I am not sure if it causes stains, however, I have used this product for a while, and I haven't had any problems. This is my ALL TIME favorite sunscreen!!!!!
1683182
I have never had any problem with discoloration but never used it on white before. I would suggest you spray a little on a piece of the fabric that is not showing and see the reaction. Make sure you follow the instructions and I wouldn't spray it in bright sun light.
2083598
You will want to dilute it a bit but you can use it on fabric. I haven't seen it cause any discoloration on anything I've used it on.
685815
I can not know for sure and can not promise anything obviously. This stuff deffinatly worth a try!!!! It's worked wonders on my whites... And worse case scenario you still have the best stain remover handy for any future needa
519828
No, I have used socks, nylons and shoes after it dried and found nothing stained. it's a clear color solution
1599956
I wear mostly black or gray underwear and I have not noticed any staining. Perhaps white undergarments would show more.Another thing is that I try to use "just enough" not only to make the product last a bit longer but also to prevent soiling my underwear.
422915
It contains bleach so it would bleach the clothing/hat. Try Tide To Go Instant Stain Remover or if you want to bleach the stain out and the clothing is white try Clorox Bleach Pen Gel.
1046212
Probably. Also, the paint on it is of inferior quality. The rainstorm or even the humidity of your own clothes, will result in leaking paint and making your white clothes brown/bronze!
172601
I've gotten the sunscreen on my collar before, and it leaves a white residue, not rust-like. It always comes out in the wash though. Hope that helps. :)
691133
No stains here, mate. I wonder what you are seeing that won't come off with a bit of elbow grease or a touch of bleach. Maybe you are seeing rust or something elsewise that isn't normal fare.
1016546
Bluing doesn't really work in that manner. When you add the hue of blue to "dingy" or grayed white clothes, the hue makes them dramatically whiter. It's a coloring thing. Depending on what made the stains, you might want to try soaking them in a heavy mix of oxyclean or use a spot treatment. The oxyclean seems to work the best for us when we have a stain. Sometimes even just making a small paste of it. The bluing, if not diluted properly (EXTREMELY CONCENTRATED!) could actually make the blue more intense because it is in fact blue.
1976401
Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem level. Hope this helps! Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem... » Read More Yes to all. First, buy the Super Iron Out, with the picture of a t-shirt on the front, NOT the one that displays "Outdoors," as the Outdoors version is too strong for indoor usage: clothing, washer, dishwasher, etc. Buy the appropriate on and follow the directions; you may have to use the product twice on the clothes washer (wash stain clothes with it); wash on full load (get it all), then wash (3rd time) with normal clothes detergent (still do the whites only); then you should be good. Retreat as needed, maybe once a month with stained whites - depends on your rust water problem level. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1742254
It will take the red oxide Rust and turn it into black oxide and help prevent further rust from appearing.. This is an acidic product and could have some residual contact with clothing. I would contact manufacturer for guidance.
179064
I don't think so. The bluing is to make white clothes look whiter. If you use too much it will turn the clothes blue.
1231442
I don't believe so but i am new to this product too. Has not left any stains on my driveway or sidewalk. When you rinse it off it should dilute enough not to be an issue.
587616
Yes it can be used on fabric...to get out a rust stain,. Do not know. What it will do for fabric is disolve glue, like that used to secure Boy Scout patches. So that is a glue, not a stain. The best stain remover I know of, other than dry cleaning is Shout per-wash. Leave it on over night. Sorry I don't know about rust.
344636
If it it the cleaner that you are asking about I can tell you that it leaves a white film on mine. I don't like it!!