anyone use in laundry?
1763747
Yup! I use this lemon oil when I make my own powdered laundry detergent... I just throw a few drops in and my detergent smells yummy.
1763748
Yes I have. I put approximately 5-10 drops in with the detergent. I've had no problem with staining.
1763749
I have not, but I used to use a different oil in the dryer. I would put a couple of drops on a washcloth and throw it in the load. This oil is yellow, so I don't know if that would be an issue.
2018358
I love it. what are you planning on using it for? Its pretty durable for Laundry basket
368384
No, you would just want to wash them just like you would any other laundry. Some websites suggest using certain types of detergent, but in the end it doesn't affect the absorbency.
413164
I bought 2 if these. I love them! I wash my sweaters in them as well as my no iron shirts. I have used them in the dryer on low and they have worked great (I dry my no iron shirts in them to protect them).
875795
Molly, I only use this product for my workout wear, bras and panties. It is a higher quality detergent but developed for synthetics; therefore, I think it would be expensive to use for everyday laundry.
201557
This does fine for general laundry, but is a bit too expensive for general laundry use. For grass, Era is best. For blood, Oxyclean. My new favorite for cloth diapers and laundry is biokleen sport laundry liquid lavender & eucalyptus scent. $11 for 128 loads. Found at Whole Foods
1820933
I use "shout" for laundry. Advantage takes spots out of rugs, cleans counters etc.The label says it can remove any dirt from anything with the correct strength. So it should be safe for clothes - 1 part advantage to 5 parts water. Or something like that.
1923763
I only use dryer sheets, but I have cleaned the socks in my washer with detergent numerous times without any problems.
1644000
interesting! We havent tried that. We only use it in the bath so far. The tablets need some time to disolve, so I'm not sure how that would work in a machine, especially with multiple cycles, like wash & rinse.. but if you're doing your laundry by hand, I would say probably it would work, but first test it on clothing you don't care too much about! (hope that helps...)
95618
I have not used this product for such purpose, but I feel it would be effective.Soaking the clothes in a low solution for perhaps an hour before adding to thewash. Rinsing first is not necessary.
2216948
The only times I've used it for laundry I have used it as an additive and have been very happy with the results. It is a powder and I don't like using powder detergent for laundry. I mostly use this product for its excellent cleaning capabilities.
752210
I have put them in the washer several times now. But I never dry my clothes. They hang dry. I just started wearing them. I don't know why I didn't start sooner.
897325
Yes. I use only cold water for my laundry and have used BerryPlus for years with very satisfactory results. My clothes are clean, they don't require an anti-static sheet in the dryer, and they have a lovely freshly ironed scent when they come out.
668043
I've washed mine quite a few times stuck in with normal loads of laundry. They have came out clean and so far no signs of wear and tear.
652763
I think they do I use it more for underclothes , but I also use it for my work out clothing that I do not put in the dryer. Hopefully this will help you make your decision.
393314
I wouldn't use it in a washer unless you wash it on delicate. I usually like to hand wash mine.
1414777
Absolutely NOT! A few table spoons of anything won't clean the DIRTIEST laundry you'll ever do. Save yourself some time and buy some powdered Tide or Gain. If it's marketed towards cloth diapers, it's a weak detergent with tons of water softeners. If you used the correct amount of this stuff, it'd be cost prohibitive. Plus babies are getting chemical burns from this stuff!