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Of course it is. remember that after you bathe, you will dry yourself with a towel that was washed in laundry detergent, and sleep in sheets, and put on clothes all washed with laundry detergent. Laundry detergent does not have the moisturizers that are in most bubble bath soaps, but so what.
Have you ever heard of anyone getting sick from a bath? But then don't drink it, or put it in your eyes...like any other soap.
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Is tide laundry soap better than sun laundry detergent?
more expensive
Is there a substitute for laundry bluing?
Not really. Laundry bluing adds colloidal suspension of Prussian blue to the wash water. I've heard that there is an azure blue suspension offered in some places, but it works the same way. It leaves a very slight blue tinge to white fabrics, which makes them appear whiter. Some brands of laundry detergent use optical brighteners for the same purpose. Bluing is a type of optical brightener. If you want to make white fabrics as white as possible, and you have already tried bleach and the oxi-type products, you can try leaving the fabric to dry in the sun light. Nothing works like bluing, though.
What is the chemical makeup of laundry soap?
A lot of these products in our everyday lives have harmful chemical ingredients. In some cases these are listed clearly, but few of us are able to discern the truth from the scientific jargon. In others, the list of ingredients is very unclear. Either way, some of these chemicals can affect us, our families, and the environment in very negative ways. Laundry detergent is one such product that often times contains vague information on its list of ingredients. The residues left behind are potentially harmful as well. Even if your clothes may seem very fresh and clean, they may actually just be loaded down with harsh toxins. A list of ingredients found on a common brand of laundry detergent leaves a consumer with a lot of questions. For instance, such ingredients included a buffering agent, stabilizer, brightening agent, and fragrance. This confusing description raises even more questions. What causes that lovely fragrance? What cleans them? When a closer look is taken, the list becomes shocking at the harmful chemicals found in such a common product as laundry detergent. As a consumer, it becomes clear that it may be time to take control and use a safer alternative. When your detergent claims to offer brighter and whiter clothes, you may want to rethink your decision. The "optical brighteners" found on the label of one detergent are actually synthetic, or man-made chemicals. They work by turning ultraviolet wavelengths into visible light that makes clothes appear whiter, yet does not really make them any cleaner. Some of their bad effects are that they can cause bacterial mutations and are poisonous to fish. They can also cause allergic reactions to the skin when they are exposed to the sun. Another common selling feature of laundry detergents is fragrance. A lot say that they leave your clothes "smelling fresher" or "lemon fresh". The artificial fragrances found in detergents can often be derived from petrol. They can harm the environment because they are not biodegradable. Research has shown that these artificial fragrances can have toxic effects on fish and mammals. More importantly, they can cause skin and eye irritation and allergies. These detergents may in fact create whiter and better smelling garments, but the harmful price being paid for your family and on the environment is hardly worth it. A lot of these products in our everyday lives have harmful chemical ingredients. In some cases these are listed clearly, but few of us are able to discern the truth from the scientific jargon. In others, the list of ingredients is very unclear. Either way, some of these chemicals can affect us, our families, and the environment in very negative ways. Laundry detergent is one such product that often times contains vague information on its list of ingredients. The residues left behind are potentially harmful as well. Even if your clothes may seem very fresh and clean, they may actually just be loaded down with harsh toxins. A list of ingredients found on a common brand of laundry detergent leaves a consumer with a lot of questions. For instance, such ingredients included a buffering agent, stabilizer, brightening agent, and fragrance. This confusing description raises even more questions. What causes that lovely fragrance? What cleans them? When a closer look is taken, the list becomes shocking at the harmful chemicals found in such a common product as laundry detergent. As a consumer, it becomes clear that it may be time to take control and use a safer alternative. When your detergent claims to offer brighter and whiter clothes, you may want to rethink your decision. The "optical brighteners" found on the label of one detergent are actually synthetic, or man-made chemicals. They work by turning ultraviolet wavelengths into visible light that makes clothes appear whiter, yet does not really make them any cleaner. Some of their bad effects are that they can cause bacterial mutations and are poisonous to fish. They can also cause allergic reactions to the skin when they are exposed to the sun. Another common selling feature of laundry detergents is fragrance. A lot say that they leave your clothes "smelling fresher" or "lemon fresh". The artificial fragrances found in detergents can often be derived from petrol. They can harm the environment because they are not biodegradable. Research has shown that these artificial fragrances can have toxic effects on fish and mammals. More importantly, they can cause skin and eye irritation and allergies. These detergents may in fact create whiter and better smelling garments, but the harmful price being paid for your family and on the environment is hardly worth it.
How do you wash shoes?
Remove the laces and clean off excess dirt with a brush. Put them in the washing machine with detergent and cold water. Put them in a lighted area to dry but not direct sun as this will cause them to shrink and fade.some people wash them in a washing machine
Dose the sun mealt?
No because it’s the sun and the sun doesn’t mealt because the sun is a start and starts will never mealt.
Is tide laundry soap better than sun laundry detergent?
more expensive
What country is Wisk produced in?
Wisk is a laundry detergent and is sold both in Canada and United States, and produced through Sun Products. Wisk is currently produced in United States and is considered a premium laundry detergent and has been made for over 43 years.
Who manufactured All laundry detergent?
All you have to do is look at the bottle or box, and see that Unilever makes All laundry detergent. I believe Unilever is part of Lever Brothers. They don't have a web site, which is strange, but they have an 800 number. This is now made by Sun Products corporation, which purchased the laundry business from Unilever
Which parent company owns Wisk laundry detergent?
Wisk is owned by The Sun Products Corporation, and is a registered trademark of this company. Sun Products also own other brand names such as Snuggle and ALL.
How do you wash white vans without turning yellow?
Use a toothbrush with some hot water and some laundry detergent. Then after scrubbing the detergent into the shoe, rinse with hot water and set out to dry. DO NOT PUT IN SUN TO DRY OR THEY WILL TURN YELLOW.
What is a place to sun bathe in artificial light?
A place to sun bathe in artificial light is called a tanning salon.
Who makes great value laundry detergent?
Sun Products, they also make Wisk, Dollar stores instore brand, Snuggles etc. They are the Second highest selling laundry company, and unlike the highest selling one (Take a guess) their stuff hasn't been known to cause sensitivity problems (it's made from pure Palm oil, the detergent that is.)
How to remove turmeric stains?
Wash garment in cold water and normal laundry detergent, let it sun-dry(this is important) with plenty of light on the spot, then wash normally and watch it disappear!
Do manatees sun bathe?
They stayed close to the surface of the water.
What do snakes do when it is warm?
Usually sun bathe or hunt. They are cold-blooded meaning they can't make their own body heat, so they need to bathe in the sun(most likely on a rock).
How can you clean a mayonnaise stain on the clothes?
the rain will get it of the ground or the sun will just bake it on the ground
Why do sun bears sun bathe?
they don't. they roll around in a pile of cheetos so they can be as orange as snookie
