Sentences with phrase «bleach stains»

The only notable blemish on the interior is a few small bleach stains on the top o

The add some acid wash and bleach stains to your denim and tie a lightweight flannel around your waist for a full - on grunge homage.

and smart trousers (without bleach stains!)

Putting the cloth diapers out to air dry in full sunlight is not just good to preserve them for a long time BUT it will also help to bleach stains away!

Bleach Delicate Fabrics Avoid additional bleach stains by swapping ordinary household chlorine bleach with lemon juice, which is milder but no less effective.

We have the 13th ceiling down on the row of figures in our city home - planked - it is considered a bit of beach home due to that - they are white in the main rooms and then a bleached stain in the upper third floor bedrooms: bluish, grayish, and a warm taupe.

A google search for «bleaching stains out of wood» should get you the details.

Not exact matches

FraneeB, the most helpful reviewer, has used these cloths for nearly a year on a daily basis, and she likes that she can dry large quantities of dishes and stains come out with bleach and hot water.

She appreciated that the towel looks attractive, absorbs liquids, and any stains can be bleached out easily.

It stain all my wash cloths but I just bleach them.

-- HZA: HZ: The bleach worked on my test stain!

Unlike chlorine bleach, which can merely cover up a stain, Tropical Traditions Oxygen Bleach attacks and breaks down organic stains to totally remove them from the gableach, which can merely cover up a stain, Tropical Traditions Oxygen Bleach attacks and breaks down organic stains to totally remove them from the gaBleach attacks and breaks down organic stains to totally remove them from the garment.

We have repurchased the oxygen bleach because it does an excellent (and safe) job of getting rid of the tough stains all around the house.

Tropical Traditions Powdered Laundry Detergent cleans and removes stains from your laundry with the power of Oxygen Bleach Destainer and Deodorizer.

In the right corner stands a small, abused, blue - roped ring, its large - pored, once - bleached canvas stained by body salts, blood and Atomic Balm.

Rely on the power of the sun rather than chlorine bleach to remove stains (while you're at it, switch from chlorine bleach to oxygen bleach for all of your household cleaning needs)

Any stain that has given me a hard time has bleached out in the sun instantly.

Also remember to avoid chlorine bleach and heavy detergents in your efforts to minimize stains.

Items such as bleach or enzyme based stain removers can take a serious toll on diaper covers and remove the waterproofing agents.

This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear; soiling and staining caused by grease, inks, cosmetics, bleach, dyes, solvents, corrosives; intentional or accidental damage / abuse, (i.e. cutting into the material); misuse / mishandling of the product and any of it's components; or to mattresses that do not contain the original manufacturer's law tag.

Bleaching as needed is promoted when build - up, odors, extreme staining, bacterial diaper rashes or a yeast infection is being treated.

Sunning Out Stains on Whites - Our beloved white teddy bear had seen better days but I didn't want to use bleach on it.

A friend who does cloth diapers highly recommends drying them on the line in the sun whenever possible, because it bleaches out stains and kills germs.

The folks at Think Green Parenting recommended sun bleaching to get cloth diapers clean, remove stains and brighten whites.

I recommend either picking a color that won't show the stains (brown...) or picking a light color that can hold up to bleaching!

While stain removal ability may be more limited with oxygen bleaches because their bleaching action is milder, if used consistently, they are generally effective in maintaining overall whiteness of fabrics.

I must add, bleached wet pails made for very stinky loads, and did nothing for stains.

The bleach will help remove stains and control odor.

The success of a bleach that would not fade colored clothes but would still whiten whites, brighten colors, and remove stains was extremely popular in the laundry marketplace.

The sun will bleach them out of stains, on a good hot day, in like 20 minutes!!

The best part of holiday entertaining is spending time with your friends and family, but cleaning up can be a lot of work right?!? Spills and stains are inevitable during holiday celebrations, but that's where the new Clorox Control Bleach Crystals and Packs can help.

Never use fabric softeners, laundry additives, bleach, stain treatments, soaking or dryer sheets.

Bleach is generally not recommended by cloth diaper manufacturers but some cloth diapering parents also swear by it, and use it to get rid of odors and stains.

This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear; soiling and staining caused by grease, inks, cosmetics, bleach, dyes, solvents, corrosives; intentional or accidental damage / abuse, (i.e. cutting into the material); misuse / mishandling of the product and any of its components; or to a product that does not contain the original manufacturer's law tag.

I toss them in with my white load and everything bleaches out really well, so no stains!

~ ~ ~ ~ Many people have reported the Velcro of their diapers staining a pail yellow color from the bleach, it is known that bleach can in fact stain polyester a pail yellow color... The brand that has had this happen the most consistently is Thirsties brand Velcro ~ ~ ~ ~

We DO NOT recommend using bleach, stain removers, borax, Bac - Out, Biokleen, or Oxy - Clean as they may damage your diapers.

You don't need bleach but might want to add an enzyme based stain and odor fighter like Bac Out.

If you check out cloth diaper forums they are filled with complaints about still having a smell after washing three times or having to use bleach / stripping the diaper to get the stains out.

Then you want to dry them and you can dry them in the sun, ideally, because that would bleach out any stains or if throw them in your dryer, or mix and match those options.

sunning will help with stains — please do not use bleach or whiteners on your diapers.

Avoid laundry detergents that contain optical brighteners, fabric conditioners, chlorine - bleaching agents, or any stain guard ingredients.

Cloth diaper forums are filled with complaints about diapers still having an odour after washing three times or having to use bleach or having to «strip» the diaper to get the stains out.

Really stubborn stains from stubborn foods (like carrots, beets etc) might require repeat bleaching / vinegar but most stains should come out at least so the fleece does not look appalling.

You can spritz some acid in the form of vinegar or lemon juice onto stubborn stains to accelerate the bleaching process, being sure to wash the diapers after this treatment, before you use them again.

Fortunately, the sun bleaching method is very effective at removing milk stains.

Some moms have an unusual stain - fighting tactic: buy all white baby clothes and wash them with bleach.

On top of that, sunlight is a natural bleaching agent and bacteria killer; one sunny afternoon can take care of nasty poop stains as well as adding bleach to the load!

Hang them outside in the sun, this will bleach out any stains and sanitize them.

There has been a little yellow staining on some of the diapers (but they're clean) and I think this will come out once the summer comes and they can be bleached by the sun.