Has anyone used this on clothes? My cat peed on a stack of clothes.... If so, do you spray it on, let it dry, and then wash?
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I've never used it on clothes but I would spray one piece and go from there. Don't want to ruin your clothes if you can save them.
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I wouldn't have tried to use this on a cat. I used it on a dog. I've taken my cats on a six day car ride before - a tear down crate with a temporary litter box and bedding inside was the only way to go. Your cat will shred any kind of diaper right off.
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It is washable, but I have no idea if it's safe to use on more than one cat.
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Bruce - just hang your hunting clothes, including socks (not underwear) in the garage and spray them until damp (not soaked) with the permetherin let dry for couple hours. There is no scent and it repels for like 6 washings after application. Its good stuff!!
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No. I read the label and it is hazardous on skin and says to avoid getting it on clothes. You are supposed to spray it on a surface and let it dry before coming in contact with it. If you pour it in the laudry it won't work. If you need to treat your clothes for a specific reason, maybe spray them first and let the benzarid dry to kill off the stuff before throwing them in the wash? Hopefully it won't impact the colors or damage the fabric.
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Per the label, do not spray directly on clothing. The way I freshen my closet is to spray the cedar blocks I bought ages ago using this spray.
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I bought it specifically for human urine as not even bleach worked, but Simple Solution Extreme worked. It worked on fabric, my tack box, etc. Anything. This worked! Haven't tried it on cat urine.
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I hand wash my cat's toys in soapy water and air dry. I would recommend removing all the Catnip as it might spread the scent over the other clothes in the wash.
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I do know about using it in water. I am not sure how you could really measure the amount that your cat would actually get. I put the drops in my cat's wet food. You can put it on dry food, just put a small amount of food, so he will eat all of it. They even say you can sprinkle this around their bedding, I have not done this either.
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i have same issues. bought to remove cat hair from my clothes. have used on multiple shirts and pants both wet and dry and it MIGHT pickup 10% of the hair.
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Yes! I leave mine on and it has never been an issue. I don't feel that it leaves a residue if you rub it in well enough. It has never harmed my clothes either.
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I've washed mine in the top rack, left it in there to dry too. I don't have this out for the cats too often, it is only for special treat time so it doesn't get washed a whole lot but after a dozen or so washes, it seems to survive fine on top rack on normal cycle.
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Do you know how the smell is getting on your clothes? Will the smell come out in the laundry or does it still stick after you wash them? I don't know if this stuff will work on the chemical smell-- best thing I can think of is buy the smallest size ZorbX you can find, and try it on one smelly garment that you don't care too much about. If it works-- great-- use it on the rest of them. If it doesn't work, you haven't lost that much. You might even be able to return the rest of the ZorbX for a refund.
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I have not used it on clothing either. I use it to get the wax out of my brushes after I paste wax my painted furniture. This works so much better than anything else I have tried!
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I had an issue with a cat peeing in inappropriate areas - I tried this product - it was OK - just spray and saturate area and then let it dry. Personally I use anti-icky poo spray now first and then my favorite called Zero Odor next. That combo gets everything clean and smelling nice.
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I have never used the other kind of Nature's Miracle. But to take out those particular smells, I would use Just for Cats. I have used it on clothing and it didn't hurt the fabric at all (cotton fabric) and the smell was gone, but with fabrics, I always spray this on, let it sit for a couple of hours, then wash it in warm water with Tide. (Is it okay to say that? :) ) The smell has always come out. 'Hope this is helpful!
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according to the puracy website "Can I use this on delicate garments and denim? Yes. We have successfully tested the 4x liquid detergent on silk, premium denim, wool, and other fine fabrics. Always follow manufacturer's instructions for the garment you intend to clean." ... So possibly? I only do basic washing.