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Why dirt of one cloth does not get attached to other cloth which is immersed after the first cloth is immersed in water with detergent in it?
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When was ALL laundry detergent first made?
laundry detergent first came about in 1897.
What was the first laundry detergent?
Tide
When was Gain detergent first made?
in 1969
What comes first in alphabetical order cloth or clothes?
Cloth
Who is the first inventor of detergent?
Charles Hill - Nottingham
What is the Oldest dish detergent?
the first detergent ever made was homericky they made it in the 1700'S.
What rhymes with Hearst?
Burst, cursed, first, immersed, nursed, pursed, dispersed, worst.
According to legend when was andrika cloth first made?
when was adinkra cloth made
Is it possible to remove Vaseline from a fabric covered chair which is so thick it has soaked the foam pad or must I reupholster?
First remove as much excess Vaseline as possible using a spoon to scoop the jelly towards the center of the stain. Apply a commercial cleaning solvent (check for color safeness first) or rubbing alcohol. Allow about 15-30 minutes for the jelly to break down and blot with a clean white cloth. Continue to blot, using a clean spot on the cloth, until no more Vaseline transfers to the cloth. Application of the solvent and blotting may be repeated until no more jelly is able to be removed. Mix one tablespoon Dawn dish detergent with one cup lukewarm water and spray on the area. Blot and repeat as needed. Use plain warm water spray and clean cloth to rinse the detergent residue.
How is cotton cloth made?
First the fibers are spun into thread, then the thread is woven into cloth.
What were the first dolls made of?
cloth
How do you wash cloth diaper covers using a dry pail?
Caring for diapers stored in a dry pail - first run a cold rinse cycle that is very short only about 10 minutes to rinse off any soil left on the cloth diaper and to keep any stains from setting. Run a full hot wash with less than the recommended amount of detergent & then add an extra cold rinse cycle to ensure all detergetn is out of the diapers. Any irritation to baby's bum is typically due to detergent left in the diaper.
