Sentences with phrase «bit of detergent»

Put it in a washer in cold water with a tiny bit of detergent, then dry on delicate.

Remember, they need to be washed 5 - 8 times in very hot water with a tiny bit of detergent in each load.

Your organic diapers will need to be prewashed 5 - 7 times in hot water with a bit of detergent in each load.

The «tiny little bit of detergent» recommendation first occurred in the cloth diaper world about the time that pocket diapers were introduced to the market.

Not exact matches

I wet the sponge and at first it was hard and difficult to squeeze but it got softer... put a bit of dish detergent on it and proceeded to gently scrub the sink.

Conventional wisdom says not to wash your cast iron pans with detergent, and while that does hold true, «a little bit of soap on the sponge won't do any major damage,» according to Dawn Perry, Bon Appétit senior food editor.

You can use your favorite detergent if you wish, just add a bit of Clorox 2 ® to the wash to be sure that stain gets removed.

Same bit of advice you are giving but his perspective was from people still using too much detergent.

You'll find that the detergent itself does have a bit of a smell, but the clothes come out completely odorless, just the way you want them.

You should check your washing machine instructions to be sure you won't void the warranty by using a little bit of dish detergent.

Unlike wicker, they won't get warped if a bit of water or detergent gets on them — and more importantly, you don't have to worry about your hamper ever getting moldy or smelly.

Add a bit of pet shampoo or hypoallergenic detergent.

Choosing the right cloth diaper detergent for you does take a bit of homework.

For tough stains use a bit of Baby Ecos liquid detergent to pre-treat by rubbing it into the stains and letting it work for about ten minutes before washing.

She started using a tiny bit of blue Dawn instead of regular detergent, and not only is her skin doing well, but her laundry is beautifully clean.

It's important to use a minimal amount of detergent, and there is a bit of a learning curve when it comes to caring for them.

That's right — the powdered laundry detergent booster that can be purchased plentifully and cheaply from Amazon grows into stunning crystal formations with just a little bit of know - how and some science fair - style gumption.

For products made with rope, we suggest treating the bracelet with a little bit of stain remover detergent.

When soaked in detergent, these bits of synthetic fiber can easily obliterate any grease and grime, but keeping them germ - free is a whole other story.

I would clean it off first with a damp rag with a teeny bit of dish detergent on it.

Making your own laundry detergent, cutting back on your paper towel and toilet tissue usage, cutting open tubes of toothpaste to get the last little bit and putting water in your ketchup are not the kind of tips that you implement at the beginning of your financial journey!

Apply a bit of liquid laundry detergent to your stain, and rub it in with a brush or your fingers.

A good soak in warm water with a little bit of soap or Dawn dishwashing detergent scares the fleas away.

British Airways mostly washes its aircraft at the airline's London Heathrow and Gatwick hubs, using «specialist cleaning detergent, high lifts, aircraft brushes and quite a bit of muscle!»

The detergent holder is a bit hidden, inside the machine at the top back of the bin, but easy to reach.

Last week: As a father, I am disturbed by the dangerous trend made popular on social media of teenagers biting into laundry detergent packets and ingesting their contents.

If the paint is dry, use hot water and a little bit of dish detergent.

We are doing quite a bit — here are a few: — use a bucket to collect water while the shower is heating up, then use that water on plants in the yard — unplug anything that isn't being used — recycle & compost so very little goes in the «trash» — eliminated paper plates — using rags / towels instead of paper towels — mopping and cleaning with vinegar — making our own laundry detergent in a recycled bucket Love all of the tips — even if I don't win!