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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Yes. This is what I do just because I am not sure how well it would actually "wash" I use one of my detergent pods then I put in a shot glass full of the detergent in my liquid detergent dispenser. My clothes come out smelling so good!! I only use this on my own clothes and my sheets. No sense washing the hubbies work clothes in this. :)
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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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Are you meaning to throw in with a load of laundry and it comes clean? I would be cautious, especially with the soap nuts, because, although the weave is porous enough for long term (ie; steeping tea or coffee) or really hot (ie; soup making) purposes, I don't believe that it would let out all of the product within one wash cycle and you may end up with a goopy mess stuck in your clothes. If you're wanting to STORE the detergent/nuts in them (this would be a tiny size to do that in, but whatever...) , that would probably be ok, as long as the particles aren't so fine that they'd sift through the bag.
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Yes if can definetly be used in the kitchen sink as long as you do not have a garbage disposal.
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I sure don't see why you couldn't. Better than trashing the drapes. I'd mix it according to directions. Then, I think I'd spray heavily ('til wet) all of the area needed, then "scrub" (hand wash) that part in a deep / laundry sink. Not sure the entire drape would need it. Only you will be able to assess that.
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Yes indeedy, pull the entire spout straight up and out. Then turn a bottle of liquid detergent upside down and place it onto the resulting hole in your sink. Raise it up slightly so you can see the stream of liquid detergent's progress, aim carefully, and squeeze!
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It is not designed for that use. It can be a spot cleaner for carpets to remove grease, tar and oil. And to clean bathrooms and floors. I would think to use it in a washing machine would be akin to using something like Pinesol on one's clothes. In other words, overkill.
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I have a brand new Whirlpool HE washing machine and on the inside of the top loader door it has clear instructions and it states that you can use liquid or powder HE detergent. ... That is for putting the detergent in the detergent dispenser in the machine.
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The instructions said to use in the washing machine. I believe you will be not get the full strength of the product by just soaking. Do not use with detergent.
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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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I guess you could if you wanted to, I wouldn't do that to mine. I can't feel anything that would be damaged by a trip through the washer. Dryer would be a definite no no though.
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The size of this mat and the thickness is not suitable for travel. It really is meant to be left in the home. You can fold it into fours at most, to move it from room to room I roll it up. But it really is not made to take with you on a trip. Keep in mind that I have the largest size and don't know from experience with the other sizes.
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Yes you can, you might want use a half a cap of sport wash on your HE washer especially if you are only doing half load of laundry.
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Absolutely. I used it in Scotland myself. Just remember to take it home with you when you leave the hotel room.
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Sure, just follow the instructions. Fine for when traveling. The cleaner lasts a long time if that's a concern, and not expensive.
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I wouldn't bother taking this on vacation. It is rather bulky with lots of hoses. The version I bought came with garden hose threads, just like I wanted for my type of faucet. I have mine hanging on the wall about the sink. Not attractive at all but it works. The hoses are pressure fitted and could be getting lose and leaking if handled a lot. For traveling I would look for another solution, there should be plenty of filters designed for that use, though it wouldn't be impossible to travel with this if you really want to, just as long as you have sufficient adapters to hook it up to the faucet. I hope this helped. Alfred. I wouldn't bother taking this on vacation. It is rather bulky with lots of hoses. The version I bought came with garden hose threads, just like I wanted for my type of faucet. I have mine hanging on the wall about the sink. Not attractive at all but it works. The hoses are pressure fitted and could be getting lose and leaking if handled a lot. For traveling I would look for another solution, there should be plenty of filters designed for that use, though it wouldn't be impossible to travel with this if you really want to, just as long as you have sufficient adapters to hook it up to the... » Read More I wouldn't bother taking this on vacation. It is rather bulky with lots of hoses. The version I bought came with garden hose threads, just like I wanted for my type of faucet. I have mine hanging on the wall about the sink. Not attractive at all but it works. The hoses are pressure fitted and could be getting lose and leaking if handled a lot. For traveling I would look for another solution, there should be plenty of filters designed for that use, though it wouldn't be impossible to travel with this if you really want to, just as long as you have sufficient adapters to hook it up to the faucet. I hope this helped. Alfred. « Show Less