Sentences with phrase «to use bleach»

Do not use bleach on fabric, plastic or metal parts.

Just don't use the bleach on any other cloth diapers.

You should never use bleach in cleaning this stroller.

Heck, even my province doesn't use bleach in their hospital systems anymore.

We don't use bleach for anything, I hate the smell and from previous experience I can see what it does to natural fabric (it will weaken it severely).

As for cleaning, do not use any bleach products.

If there is something that you can't use the bleach solution on, then it is best to dispose of it.

I would NEVER recommend using bleach anywhere around animals.

Instead of using bleach and other toxic chemicals, though — opt for the environmentally friendly alternatives.

99 % of the time, you can resolve issues without using bleach at all, let alone without making the decision to bleach soak cloth diapers.

The smallest pieces of fecal matter from your infected dog will be contagious, so it is extremely important to clean any area your dog has come into contact with using bleach.

Please follow the manufacturer's recommendations when using bleach by checking the care labels inside your diapers.

I've never used bleach because it is so harsh.

In addition, it is natural in color using no bleach or dye.

In fact, I don't ever use bleach on my pads: it breaks down the fabrics.

It removes difficult stains and oil without using bleach or harsh chemicals.

Then use a bleach pen and color in the stencil!

I don't like using bleach at all, so I was hoping it wasn't necessary!

The text - based works were hand drawn using bleach over stacks of paper.

Some of us never use bleach even though we use cloth safe detergent.

Please follow the manufacturer's recommendations when using bleach by checking the care labels inside your diapers.

I didn't realize until just a few years ago that you can use bleach in the washer with off white fabrics... it just may lighten the color a little.

I have never used bleach on my diapers because it's not recommended on all of them.

• NOTE: If using bleach as a disinfectant or to purify water, do not use scented, color safe or bleaches with added cleaners.

I'd avoid using a bleached white flour, try to find something that's going to offer some bit of nutrients.

WebMD recommends using bleach as a disinfectant in a 1:32 dilution.

So, his answer is to not use bleached white flour and instead to use a flour with about 20 % bran in it.

I don't typically use bleach so I didn't know if it makes the laundry smell like bleach afterwards or if it should have come out without an odor.

These stains are removed by using a bleaching agent, for example, hydrogen peroxide.

(You could also use bleach solution in a spray bottle, but a wipe is preferable because it won't disperse chemicals throughout your baby's room.)

I would be sure to check your manufacture dirrections before using the bleach and be sure that you don't have anything pretty in the wash (like a wet bag, mine is slightly paler now * grin *) I bleached the inserts as well as the covers.

But to help maintain the integrity of the fabric, I usually just use the bleach alternative from Seventh Generation (a hydrogen peroxide solution) which works incredibly well!

You can even use bleach!

Of course, when choosing my sweetener, artificial sweeteners are out, and I no longer use bleached and refined white sugar, so there was no reason to look for any other sweetener than the honey called for in the original recipe that I found.

This is organic material and that means there are no toxic dyes and it isn't produced using bleaches or toxins.

If you're experiencing any of the above then STRIPPING your cloth diapers is warranted using the bleach method mentioned above.

(If you own a hot tub, get the pipes professionally cleaned, and use a bleach disinfectant once a week for the tub.

I cloth diapered my first and struggled with barnyard stink and ammonia and found myself stripping and using bleach way more than I should have!!

This can be used to freshen your whites and for any other purpose you'd normally use bleach.

I used to love using bleach for everything from floors to bathtubs to brighten my whites.