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So nice to have a reliable all natural dry cleaner to work with!
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Thanks Sunny! Great job!
Looks like you will have to dial the size back. I will ask developers why such small file size.
I am trying to upload the image of the stain remover you used, Carbona Stain Remover for Blood. -
We use Revivex Down Cleaner; Nikwax also makes a nice product. Follow the recommendations in our course for laundering.
A trick to remove the brown oils from chins and arms on top edge is to spray with 10% vinegar spray, then sprinkle with baking soda. Rub around and let sit for 10-20 minutes before laundering.
Another trick to make sure the feather comforter is completely dry: lay on a table for a few minutes and then slip your hand under and feel the table. If there is moisture on the table it needs more dry time.
Sometimes we slip under a kleenex – if you pull that out and it is moist, means more dry time. -
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Thanks so Much.
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It is a possibility, however I think the culprit was the Nellies stain bar. Once applied, rinse out from the back side of the fabric; then launder. Roux Maison Sport has enzymes – so works on oils and grease. Also, a drop of Dawn Dish Soap (tiny amount!) on oils before washing, rinse out from the back of fabric, launder – also a good option.
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Yes, directly from Brio Laundry. Email travis@briolaundry.com your request, in one phone call he will take payment over the phone ($10 plus tax) and then he will mail it out.
One benefit of our stain stick – no need to rinse out once applied. No rings! -
We just discovered our Nellies is available on Costco.com / and in some Costco Stores! Not ours, but worth checking your local Costco. We buy it bulk in 5 gallon buckets.
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Awesome..thanks!
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I love Nellies!! I will check it out and thanks!
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There is a product called D-Solve It (bulk, on Norton Supply, right around $35 for 20#) – we use it on refinery coveralls and agricultural laundry. Single Use it is called disol-vol. Use this with a sport detergent to get out the odor. Tada!
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Nicely done!
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That is a first! It is amazing what you can launder given the correct soap, cycle and time.
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Smoke is surprisingly “greasy.” If a film remains in your washer drum – after you are finished run a quick wash with Pine-Sol or similar. That will cut that greasy film that sticks to washer drums, outfall pipes and drain troughs.
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