Laundry

Yes, commercial machine is best...cold water, gentle detergent....choose a no heat drying method.

get it wet, and rub it on spots instead of a pretreater. Or, shred it and use it in place of laundry detergent

Track pants, which are generally made with nylon, are best washed on a cold water cycle, separate from the rest of your non-nylon clothing. Normal detergents should work, but be sure to use non-chlorine bleach if bleach is necessary. To dry your track pants, either air dry them, or place them on the lowest level in the dryer.

No, it contaminates ground water. Must be properly drained through the sewer system.

Too impractical. Just go to a hardware store in gardening, get some of those pesticide granules for lawns, a cheap whirlybird spreader (same section most likely) fill the hopper and crank em out. When you water they dissolve over a week or 2 and kill bugs. Many pros treat landscaping this way.

While there are no strict rules about which days to avoid washing laundry, many people choose not to do so on weekends when machines are often in high demand. Additionally, some believe it’s best to avoid washing on holidays, as it may bring bad luck or disrupt family time. Ultimately, it depends on personal preference and individual schedules.

It depends on where it is dripping. The spinning cycle of the machine might be causing the pipes to loosen up. You might want to check out the pipes if they are loose.

You can find the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for Wind Fresh laundry detergent on the manufacturer's website or by contacting their customer service. Additionally, some retailers may provide the MSDS upon request or have it available on their website.

yes

it depends what it is made of. Cotton/wool then u can get it out w/ stain devils.

a dry clean machine is the one that washes your fancy and costly clothes without causing any harm to it. it is often found that when we wash our party wears at home we generally find it difficult to do. so, a dry clean machine lets it happen easier to wash them without any hurdle.

If you use one perfect cup, you can wash 35 loads with one box if it contains 35 cups of laundry detergent and you only use 1 cup per load of laundry.

35 divided by 1 =35

NOTE: By the way, usually 1 full cup is far too much for 1 load of laundry unless it is super dirty and is a very full load.

If you dropped your clothes iron in water, you should throw it away and get a new one. The water may have created an electrical short. You do not want to electrocute yourself. Your life is not worth that little bit of money.

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.)

Yes, first set your washer on a gentle wash cycle and press the "extra rinse" button if available. If not, then simply put the pillow through the final rinse cycle another time or two to fully rinse out any soap and bubbles. These additional rinses are necessary due to the thickness and density of pillows Next, use the spin dry feature of your washer at least twice to get as much moisture out of your pillow as possible. Then place in the dryer. Fluff and turn the pillows periodically during the drying cycle. Drying your pillow will probably take several drying cycles, and might take several hours, since the filling in the center may still be damp even when the outer layers are dry. If in doubt, hang the pillow in a dry location for a day or two to make certain it is completely dry before returning to your bed.

Borax is generally considered safe to use in homemade laundry soap. However, it can be irritating to the skin and eyes, so it's recommended to handle it with care and avoid inhaling the dust. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

It could be that you aren't drying them fast enough. If they sit in the washer too long, they will sour even though you are eventually putting them in the dryer.

It could be the chlorine if you use them for swimming or if you have hard water..they can get a smelly buildup that you smell when they get wet again.

It means where the water will be coming from. So you attach the water hose from tap to water inlet of the washing machine so that it can draw water and use it in the machine. The water outlet is where the waste is dispensed.

You need to use a laundry detergent specifically for front loading washers, otherwise you will end up with a suds overflow. If you only have regular detergent, then start out with only about 2 or 3 tablespoons, then adjust with each load as needed. But I strongly recommend using one made for a front loader, which will tell you on the container how much to use, depending on the brand, the size of the load, etc.

Babies have much more sensitive skin than adults. A strong laundry soap might leave residue on clothes. THis residue could be uncomfortable or dangerous for a baby.

Read the highly technical instructions on the soap box. (It even has pictures)

hand wash with mild soap, rinse extremely well, hang to air dry and fluff inside a clean cloth - it has worked for me for years

Probably.

I think you don't know what the soles of shoes are.

They are the bottom of the shoes, not the inserts.