does this work on just plain cotton fabric, black slacks especially linty and black jeans get very linty after washing
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I with a cat. I can be all dressed to go out. Stop for a minute to check on the score of a game or weather and she jumps in my lap. This bush removes her hairs on just about anything that I wear.
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As long as the fabric and lint is dry, it removes it well. Quick, sweeping motions work best.
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I have only use them with wet pants out of the washer and they and they work really good but if you want to use with dry pants you could you put them in the stretchers then mist them with a slight mist and they'll probably do the same thing. They work well for jeans and they put a nice crease in them look like they came out the cleaners
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Yes, it can bleach fabric even at 3%, so as SG suggests, please wash it off any colored fabric immediately.
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The dye is only suitable for non synthetic fabrics, a 50/50 poly cotton blend yes, fully poly no. Cotton that has not been treated is its primary use. You might consider using fabric spray paint dye, which will bond with synthetic fabrics. Any item you dye should be left to air dry for a few days, then you can wash it alone, it will bleed for the first few washed like a new pair of jeans. Also keeping the dye mix in a bucket and redying an item after its washed once, then repeating the process may be needed as the item may lighten, black is a dark color. So for any synthetic or polyester fabric spray paint is the way to go.
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I am sure if you tried hard enough you could get lint from them however that said, I washed mine before using them on my black car. There was no yellow lint in the dryer or trap or on my car. 1000% better than the Meguiar's supposedly lint free cloths for your car which left lint everywhere.
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Probably not. Depending on the fabric, you may want to try it with Oxyclean and very hot water, in addition to the soap. If the stain doesn't come out after the first try, do not put garment into dryer, instead, wash it again and again......
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Works great for sweat, mildew smell, and urine smell in clothing. I put about a tablespoon in the wash with stinky loads and do a prewash option. Works a lot better than oxyclean and doesn't damage my clothing (at least I can't see any damage, and I wash a lot of natural fibers on delicate).
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I have only used it with quilting cotton fabrics. I think it will work well on any weight cotton but silky fabrics may be a problem.
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Yes, you can use our 4x Laundry Detergent on delicate fabrics that are safe to be washed. We have tested on wool, silk, linen, chiffon, and other delicates. It will not bleed colors, nor damage the fibers. Thanks for your question. Sean @ Puracy
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It doesn't work as bleach really. The "bluing" effect neutralizes the yellow of white fabric that has been washed and bleached with chlorine over time.
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It did a good job, yes. Lint comes from the laundry detergent you use-it breaks down fibers and wears out the fabric of your clothing. I use Melaleuca laundry detergent and brightener and have very little lint to deal with, plus it does a great job on cleaning. This little machine cleaned my clothes better than any other I've used. It doesn't take a large load of clothes, so you will do a few more loads than you're use to, and it takes a few more cycles in the dryer to dry them, but it's super cheap to operate and your clothes are CLEAN! The lint trap is at the bottom of the machine, a little plug you pull out and clean off.
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Anything with a stretch this will not work on. For 100% cotton, I can not speak as I have not tried it. But stretch and knits it does not work on.
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Yes, I used them on jeans and it worked great keep in mind I used a fabric puncher to get a good hole. Found on Amazon for $8
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This product hasn't affected any of my towels or clothing. In my use it hasn't done that which I was relieved to see. So it should be fine and it shouldn't bleach the fabric.
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I have never tried this product on a Cotton Fabric, but I would certainly not guarantee that it would. So far, after using two different Products of Scotch Guard, I think I would try a Product named CAMP DRY. James L. Powell.
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I have never sprayed this on fabric so I can't say for certain - but I suspect you should not spray your clothes with it. It is made up largely of essential oils and definitely leaves an oily residue wherever you spray it (it does dry up and has never stained the wood floor or tile where I've used it) that I doubt is good for clothing. I could certainly see it staining some fabrics.
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I have used it in direct contact with: Smartwool Socks Injinji Socks Various boxerbriefs Underarmor and Ex Officio Underarmor compression shirts I have not noticed any stains or discoloration before or after washing.