How much do you use to soak? Can you use this on a shirt or just jackets?
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1 oz per garment. As for using it on shirts, from my expeirince it did bead water on a cotton shirt and a Columbia omni-wick shirt I threw in the soak just to see what happens. I did soak longer than the directions called for. Also 6 months later after soaking all my shells and several washings of the shirts the shells are still beading water the shirts not so much but then they get washed more often. Use the soak with regular touchups from the spray and I think you have a great system to keep your outerwear in pretty good shape.
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What do you have to lose by trying it? I haven't tried it on "fish smell" but I would soak the clothes for about 20 minutes in cold water and OdoBan and then wash them as usual and then use the OdoBan as the fabric softener in a second rinse. If it works, yeah!, if it doesn't...the clothes already smelled bad.
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I always err on the side of too little detergent/soap because I do not want residue left in my fabric, I am washing in a front loading machine, and it takes less as well. Usually I am washing a full size quilt and I use about 1 1/2 teapsoonfuls of Orvus--I love it because it is so mild. If I do not think it was enough, I can always rewash the quilt a second time.
481125
I have not used it on clothing either. I use it to get the wax out of my brushes after I paste wax my painted furniture. This works so much better than anything else I have tried!
1178998
Yep... Wet the spot, roll it on, rub... And you're good to wash later. Works well for most things. Heavy grease on the front of a shirt (my specialty), not so much.
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yes I use this in laundry. It is the only thing I can use the way our water is. I never tried it on colored clothes of any kind but it does well on whites...just rinse it an extra time.
404642
You can use almost anything. I used an old, clean t-shirt. Just make sure that whatever it is you use doesn't leave behind any fibers. I think that Kleenex or paper towels may be a bad idea for that reason.
32956
Well, you can hand wash just in case it won't ruin the jacket. I did it too for mine
1038648
I use it on my neck mixed with my moisturizer. I work outside in the heat so it does rub off on my clothes, but I have never had a problem with it leaving any stains after it has been washed even on white collars.
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I do believe that you can use this on cloths. I would use this as a pre treater, so spray directly on the spots, and I would give it a good ten minutes before putting in the washer. If it's a large amount of clothes, use as I said, then I would add about a half cup full to the load also. Hope this helps !!
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If you spray this on clothes, it leaves a very minty smell. If you spray a lot it can leave your clothes a little sticky. I sprayed a lot on my dog and he was a little sticky.
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I don't really know but would not try it. Shirts soaked overnight in household amonia is the BEST thing I know of for removing perspiration odor from shirts. You can use regular or sudsy amonia. After soaking, just wash as usual. Add one cup of amonia to each load of wash to eliminate odors.
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Yes you can safely use TSP on all loads of clothes although your whites will be the load that you can tell a huge difference. The recommendation is for one tablespoon to 1/4 cup TSP per laundry load. I have a front load washing machine so I use the one tablespoon unless the clothes are really dirty. In the dishwasher I use a rounded teaspoonful in addition to my usual dishwasher soap. Keep your TSP in a jar. I bought a cheap plastic set of measuring spoons that I leave the one tsp spoon inside the jar and only use it for the TSP.
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Yes, you can just soak clothes in it. It's the soaking that is the important part.
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Use alone. Detergents are what messes up technical clothing. This will actually wash out the detergents left in clothing that negatively affects your technical eear
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I think this is specifically for water prove jackets. I used it for my Gore-Tex jackets.
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I've never used it on clothes but I would spray one piece and go from there. Don't want to ruin your clothes if you can save them.