Can you use this to remove sunscreen from a 100% cotton garment?
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I believe it will....to date I have not come across any stain that "Grandma" has not removed (blood, wine, coffee etc)
849281
Absolutely! I also used it on my shower curtains and my bedroom curtains. It has an attachment for the garments. It works great and I don't care for ironing so I use my steamer instead!
584702
You can use it for your skin but avoid contact with clothes just use it on your skin
924052
Yes. You can use it on clothing or other fabric, although if you are cleaning something delicate, I would try a spot-test too. That said, if something smells like rat pee, I guess there's no way to ruin it further. :-) Good luck!
870454
It should not if you follow the label on the clothing as well as the bottle of woolite. We use it for most non-dryclean articles. Always use the delicate cycle. Everything should be fine.
1270920
Not sure? I imagine you can, it does make the skin extra fragile and sensitive so sunscreen is a must when using it.
489534
The instructions say you can stick it to most materials. However, I think they it may be hard to completely remove from softer and pours clothing. I'd apply one to a 'hidden' area and after a day or so try to remove it.
2216952
I used it as a laundry booster, similar to borax. I also tried pre-soaking some stained clothing in a diluted solution. I think oxyclean works better for the latter. I haven't tried it as a sole detergent, so I can't comment on that. However, I don't see why it wouldn't work. I have a big family and my kids are very rough on their clothes, so I always opted to use it as a secondary product.
99035
I have not used it directly on clothing items, but have used it in home made laundry soap and had no issues.
1705889
according to the puracy website "Can I use this on delicate garments and denim?Yes. We have successfully tested the 4x liquid detergent on silk, premium denim, wool, and other fine fabrics. Always follow manufacturer's instructions for the garment you intend to clean." ...So possibly? I only do basic washing.
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I have not, but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use it liberally on my seats without it staining the embroidered logo or the canvas striping down the centre of my seats. Also no transfer or staining on my clothing. It's not shiny, nor does it leave any residue. It is really a great product!
1178299
I have never used it for this purpose, but upon re-reading the bottle I would presume it would be like using any presoak treatment. I have used for removing dirt and great from metal, plastic, etc. and it's great. Hope this helps!
1339991
I would imagine so - but getting it off would be a real problem. This stuff is really hard to get off skin, clothes, etc.
2055002
Sorry I cannot answer that part, I can tell you that mines does not seem to get hot enough to steam any garments so I have never used it to remove smells from garments.
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I'm sure you can but i never tried. It absorbs really wellc s o it does not sit on top of skin only (at least that's how it feels to me). You would probably need to reapply, as any other sunscreen.
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I did not use it for that, and I suspect it depends how much you want to use. I think the instructions do not advise using it for this. Would suggest you try some on a small piece of cloth.
785362
It is possible, but I would question the dyes first, reading the labels as there might be some prep work, washing or soaking bags previous to dyeing to remove any manufacturer cloth treatments. They are supposed to be all cotton and most dyes work best with cotton. Have fun!