What's the difference between the spray and the wash? I'm interested in a spray for allergies and for fighting bacteria when I fly.
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The wash cleanses the sinuses while leaving behind xylitol to fight bacterial. I use the spray in between sinus washes and when it is not practical to use a wash.
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Hi, the spray is not as aggressive as the wash as far as the pressure that comes out, it doesn't come out as fast, which I prefer personally. Both work very well, I have gotten both for friends, who live by it now. I also feel the spray lasts longer, which could be due to the fact that not as much fluid comes out when using it. I hope this helps! I think it's really a question of preference because both are extremely effective. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Hi, the spray is not as aggressive as the wash as far as the pressure that comes out, it doesn't come out as fast, which I prefer personally. Both work very well, I have gotten both for friends, who live by it now. I also feel the spray lasts longer, which could be due to the fact that not as much fluid comes out when using it.I hope this helps! I think it's really a question of preference because both are extremely effective.Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Spray is easier to use, definitely better for traveling, I like xlear more than other brands, mild not as agressiv, but moisturizes the nasal membranes and washes out allergens.
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If you have sensitive skin it may irritate you. One of my sons complained about a slight skin irritation but I have had no problems other than that. If anything it may cause you to itch a little. Make sure after you spray you wait for product to dry before coming in contact with treated surfaces. If it gets on your skin wash it off immediately. People react differently to different products so use caution. NOTHING works better than this product, including expensive exterminators, so I hope you can use it without problems.
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Sorry,I just bought these sprays for my self defense...and I've never used these yet.That's why I have no idea...and I'd like to know how it works,too.
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You can use it for both. If you are going to use for clients you will need a sanitizer.
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You can not put wool pillow in the wash, although it's better for someone with allergies. I went cotton, I couldn't imagine not having the option to throw it in the wash.
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I have not used the sprays before so I can't make a comparison. I did use this product on an old tent and it worked great. Added the tent and gear aid waterproofing to the washer, let it soak according to the directions, then dried in the dryer. No residue. Good product.
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I've been using them for about a year now. I have a front front load washer. I use the little bag they include, inside a hosiery bag, which makes it much easier to find and not get lost and put in the dryer. I'm very happy with the results for myself (allergies) and the enviroment!
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I use this laundry detergent for clothing items around the house. I have sensitive skin and cannot tolerate it. I have a front load washer and it works fine. Since I don't have any babies in my house, I can't answer that part of your question.
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None. This brand is really bad. I had mosquitoes land on it. Go with the name brand in the orange box. Those are amazing.
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My husband bought this for me. It's great and my skin has cleared up a lot now that I'm not using brushes with bacteria. I don't think there is a difference and I have zero complaints. :)
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I would go with this. I used both and I liked these better. They have the tops you can hang them also if you want to or have them on the ground. I had a ton of flies coming I into from my neighbor's dogs and this took care if them within 3-4 days. I also like that as the flies fill it up you just put more water on them before having to change it out. This one worked better for me personally.
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I have know idea what is in the spray I'm just a customer who also purchased the spray. It is for spraying in the air to make it as someone farted. Common sense tells anybody not to spray it in your mouth. What kind of question is this and why are you asking me what's in the stuff. Why would a customer who also bought it know this info. Try contacting the manufacturer for this ridiculous question. I don't think your very cognizant
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I can't add much more than the other responses; however, I do want to give agreement to not using antibacterial soap and either using insecticidal or very mild and/or organic liquid soap.
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I have used this a couple of times but I discovered that plain old WD40 does a lot better job and is a lot cheaper. I started using wd about two weeks ago on myself and my dogs. I live in north Florida and believe me the flies and gnats are unreal here, I've started out of a morning with gnats all over me and sprayed a little wd on my hands, rubbed around ears and there gone. works 5 times as long as that stuff. hope this helps.
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They would both work but you may be better served to get a vivks. Apotizer as that will keep the air wet rather than diffusing essential oils into the air. Feel better soon ; )
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I just purchased and installed the WM2016CW washer. As a complete newb to the front-loader universe, I set out to run the first load of laundry. I was rewarded with water and suds all over the floor. I called customer service in a panic and the rep told me I probably added too much detergent. Fair enough. Crisis averted. She then went on to lecture me that the WM2016CW is not meant to be used with liquid detergent (even if it's HE). She said it should only use powdered detergent. I referred her to the manual and LG's own website which explicitly state that you can use either in the machine. I'm not sure who to believe, but according to at least one LG customer service rep, the detergent of choice should be powdered.
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Hi - The 'insect shield' refers to the mosquito net having been pre-treated with an insect repellent spray (usually the spray called Permethrin). Using this type of bug spray on clothing, gear, etc. is safer (less damaging to clothing/fabric) than products that contain Deet. Search for the Sawyer Premium Permethrin Clothing Insect Repellent Trigger Spray to read more about this type of product. If you are going hiking into the deep woods or in areas where there is a chance for high insect contact, getting the insect shield is worth it. You could, however, also buy the permethrin separately and just spray the mosquito net on your own to give it the same protection. Generally, the permethrin product will last on clothing/fabric for up to six machine washes. It really all depends on what you're using the net for and whether or not there is value in buying something like the product Permethrin separately so you can use it more often and use it on other items beyond the netting. Personally, I purchased the one with the insect shield (and also purchased a separate bottle of Sawyer's Permethrin) because I knew I would need it during some hikes that I was doing. The pre-treated version really helped repel the bugs so I could wear the net with a baseball hat comfortably (and it still covered my neck - with a brimmed hat, it was a bit tight at covering my entire neck) and the insects were not buzzing right next to the net that was near my ears - they were at a few inches distance, so it made the hiking much more comfortable. Here is a great product description on permethrin that will answer your questions - I cannot tell you how much this insect shield net (and the Permethrin on my clothing) made my outdoor activities much more enjoyable: http://www.amazon.com/Sawyer-Permethrin-Clothing-Repellent-24-Ounce/dp/B001ANQVYU/ref=sr_1_1?s=sporting-goods&ie=UTF8&qid=1352169355&sr=1-1&keywords=bug+spray+for+clothes Hope this helps answer your question!