am traveling out of the country. Can I use this as a laundry detergent in a sink
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Yes, absolutely you can. In fact it would be an excellent choice for laundry.
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Yes this detergent may be used in the sink. I would use a smaller amount than you would normally use, due to it being concentrated. If you are using the Dr Bronners washing soap for your body it may be used for your clothes, dishes, hair, and body. If you are using Sal Suds a laundry soap made by Dr Bronners, it should be used for clothes, and possibly dishes, not personal hygiene or it could irritate your skindepending on your sensitivity.Hope this helps and enjoy the trip.
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It comes in a powder, so if you have one of those washers where you can only put liquid detergent in it, to be funneled in via a tube to be squirted into your wash, you would not put it in there, as it could clump and clog the line. I just lightly sprinkle it on the clothes, themselves, directly, so I'd imagine you could do the same kind of thing in any washer.
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Can you clarify? Are you referring to a hotel sink wash and overnight hang dry?
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Yes, for the most part. As long as the dish detergent doesn't have any 'solids' in it, you are good to go. You will need to adjust the amount of soap depending on its viscosity.
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Hi Peter. I never used this garment bag to travel afterall but I still have the two I bought. I took one corner of the bag and ran it under the faucet water for about 1 minute and reversed the bag and did it on the other side. When I unzipped it and ran my hand inside the corner it was completely dry. Not sure if this is a good test but the water seemed to run off and not be absorbed. Hope this helps.
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I make my own detergent using Borax, Baking Soda, Laundry Soda and washing soap. To do this you have to mix 2 tablespoons with hot water to liquefy this for my front load HE washing machine. So if you just use this I would think you could mix a measured amount with hot water and use it.
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In my machine the liquid cup come out and that's where the powdered detergent goes. You can also add it right on top of your clothing too.
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Yes. I just run hot water through it. I don't use detergent just because I have this thing about lingering taste of the soap.
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Yes but the detergent has to be in a separate container. I use a bucket and you can only apply it on the lower pressure head the higher pressure head will not pull the detergent out of the bucket
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Yes, I use it in mine. I don't use very much. I had to experiment with the quantity of sal suds. I use a slightly more than half the amount of normal liquid laundry soap.
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Yes, you technically can but I don't know that you would want to. While the Wonderwash is great for lighter clothes but for heavy towels, it's a pain to dry. Not so much difficulty with the washing but the drying part is a little bit of a pain. Having said that, even though I used the Wonderwash for lighter clothes only, I still managed to reduce my electric bill by $50 a month so it's really worth it, if you have the time.
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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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I wrote to Downy at the contact email and just received this reply:"All of our laundry detergents have been thoroughly evaluated and are safe to use in homes with a properly functioning septic system. We know it's important for our consumers to be able to take care of their homes and the environment, too. For more information about cleaning products and septic systems, visit the American Cleaning Institute web site (search on "septic"). I hope this information helps."
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Yes, I travel with ours. Use white vinegar and hot water. I empty and clean mine and put paper towels in for travel.
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It can be used anywhere but if g-05 is not what is already in it, make sure to flush your current system a few times with distilled water first as G-05 shouldn't be mixed with others.
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No. You unroll the plastic bag and it has a hard plastic cup shaped opening at the top of the plastic bag. When you need to use the bathroom you place the travel John down there, and go to the bathroom in the bag. It has absorption material in it (like the stuff in baby diapers) and its spill proof. You can reuse the bag until its full. Hope that helps!
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You could use these for travel, but I think a mesh laundry bag would be best. That way if something is wet it won't get stale or moldy, and a mesh bag stores away easier.