Laundry

no

Yes but you have to do the followings to do;

1) Form-dry with some sponges inside. Do not dry in a tumbler.

2) Remove the yellowish rings with our 'neBrown' spray

3) Re-glue on loose rubber lines.

I work at an laundry shop and they are very important. For instance if people have a suit we can dry clean that or if their washing machine is broke we can wash their

clothes for them.

yes, it is perfectly fine, i did it and nothing happened apart from it became clean

just wash it in normal mode and hang dry it. wash it in cold water and by itself.

no you should not keep air beds in machine because this make clothes very weak and too dry that if we wash again it will just tear off clothes. i tried it........ so i m giving some advise to ......

Try adding bleach or 35% food grade hydrogen peroxide to your laundry and vinegar to colors.

try taking it apart so it can dry out and make sure to take the battery out, it may still work but take it out so everything can dry, try leaving it alone for a day i guess then see if maybe it will work

Try putting lotion on your hands, and wearing protective gloves while doing laundry.

I would think so.

Ingredients that cause face washes to ruin clothes are normally found in acne washes. They will be the main ingredient, such as benzoil peroxide. Gentle face washes are the safest choice, Cetaphil is a well trusted brand.

Tide, Ariel, Champion, Bonux, Downy, Surf

no

Yes and if it's leather-when hung out to room dry-rub down hand lotion on the leather to restore finish.

No, but the overnight soak could do bad things. Overnight is plenty of time for mold to appear on top of the water, which could affect the sanitation and smell of your clothes. Another possibility is that the water would start to evaporate and the clothes would contain mildew.

Okay, I just took a pair of my nice ladies' dress pants (like, the kind you'd wear to work at the office) to the two dry cleaners that are closest to my house on the Upper West Side, and I asked them how much it would be to have this one pair of pants dry cleaned. The overpriced place wants $7 to dry clean them, while the regular-priced place wants $5.

No, you shouldn't wash it. Have it dry cleaned or you could risk color fading, shrinking, or the fabric won't feel the same. Dry clean only items are made of maerials that may be damaged by water.

Yes, this stuff irritated my skin.

damp cloth and mild detergent -- wipe hat.

damp cloth with no detergent -- wipe soap residue off hat

wipe it again if you need to.

they will most likely die because detergent is chemical

you probably wouldn't want to put leather sandals in the wash. watershoes can probably just be hosed down....no need to put them in a washer

There WAS no laundry detergent in 1910. To wash your clothes, you used flakes of soap (and you probably made the flakes by grating a hard bar of soap). This did a poor job. In 1933, Dreft detergent was marketed for the first time (a detergent, not a soap) but it did not work well on heavy stains. In 1943, Tide detergent entered the market- and is still around- improved a reported 21 times since then. But in 1910, drag out the soap and the grater.

A softener for a washing machine is a laundry additive that helps to keep clothes feeling soft and fresh. It works by coating the fabric fibers to reduce friction and static electricity, resulting in softer clothes with a pleasant scent. Softeners are typically added during the rinse cycle of a wash.

Tide laundry detergent was introduced in 1946, making it over 75 years old.