A gentle, hypoallergenic detergent specifically designed for sensitive skin is a good choice for elderly people, as their skin can be more delicate. Look for products that are fragrance-free and dye-free to reduce the risk of irritation. It may also be helpful to choose a liquid detergent over a powder to avoid any potential breathing hazards.

It may originate from as early as the Civil War, when soldiers would jot a list of their items to be laundered (and hopefully returned). In any event, it comes from the late nineteenth to early twentieth century when many sent their laundry out to be cleaned.

Columnist Ed Quillen who worked in a commercial laundry shop as a boy wrote in the Denver Post June 6, 2008, that the term refers to what must be listed when you send your laundry to a service, since 1) there were so many distinctions between different pieces of clothing for men, women, children, and various professions, and 2) the laundry service had to mark every individual piece of clothing per customer, sort into piles by color and water temperature, and ensure that all the pieces were returned to their proper owner.

A laundry list could be very personalized per customer, and might have been frequently re-used for loyal customers. Those with long laundry lists had more clothes and were probably more wealthy than others, and all their belongings would have been more difficult to track.

Through the years the term has come to mean any relatively long, detailed list of items.

It has also come to have a negative connotation. You may find usage such as "She recited a long laundry list of familiar complaints" or "His application had a long laundry list of accomplishments" or "We have a laundry list of tasks" - smacking of dullness and overkill when a focus on fewer high-impact priorities may be more effective.

An exception may be when the term is used as an organizing principle. Some commercial enterprise business system and Web storefront software like DDMS use "laundry list" to mean a categorized list of items that a customer frequently buys, particularly in the office supply, janitorial/sanitation, machine & equipment, or hardware industries. In this case it is similar to a customer pricing contract but more focused on frequency of use, and similar to a Favorites or Wish List but more focused on what has actually been purchased.

You sure can! The ratio is 1 tablespoon per quart of water. It does work but not as well as carpet shampoo. I would use it if you run out of carpet shampoo. Try not to add much more detergent.

The detergent goes in the dispenser on the inside of the dishwasher door.

Dust in a house is mainly composed of skin cells, fibers from fabrics, and outdoor particles that get tracked inside. Even with regular dusting, these sources continuously replenish the dust in your home. Factors like open windows, pets, and lack of air filtration can also contribute to the quick accumulation of dust.

To remove ink from a shirt, first dab the stain with a clean cloth or paper towel to absorb excess ink. Then apply a stain remover or a mixture of equal parts vinegar and water to the stain, and launder the shirt as usual. Repeat the process if necessary before drying.

You can find reviews for Tide laundry detergent on websites like Amazon, Walmart, Target, and the Tide website itself. Additionally, consumer review websites like Consumer Reports and Good Housekeeping also provide detailed reviews and ratings for Tide detergent.

Washing clothes helps to remove dirt, odors, and bacteria, which can improve hygiene and prevent illnesses. It also helps to extend the lifespan of clothing by removing stains and preventing fabric damage. Additionally, washing clothes can help to maintain a fresh and clean appearance.

Charcoal briquets can help absorb odors, including mold smells, from books if placed in a sealed container together. The porous nature of charcoal allows it to trap and neutralize odors over time. Ensure proper ventilation and replacing the charcoal regularly for best results.

put them in the washer and put bleach on them and if they have things on them make a different pal and wash them in cold waterr.

red wine, coffee, oil, blood, grass, sweat, and ink

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One can purchase Laundry coats at several online sites. Some of these online sites to purchase these coats are "Nordstrom", "Shopstyle", and "Bloomingdales".

Isn't it obvious? Contemplate the water cycle. There is a river. An animal poos in the river. The poo water evaporates into the air forming a cloud. The poo then rains on you so you can wash your clothes with it. So, do you think that it is hygienic to wash your clothes with poo?

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Tide and Gain are both popular laundry detergent brands, and their effectiveness can vary depending on personal preference and the specific needs of your laundry. However, Tide is often considered better than Gain because it is known to have a more powerful cleaning formula and deliver better stain removal results. Additionally, Tide offers a wider range of options for different fabrics and stains, making it a preferred choice for many users.

Laundry sizing typically contains ingredients such as modified starches, synthetic polymers, and sometimes natural oils or waxes. These ingredients help to add body and stiffness to fabric, reducing wrinkles and making them easier to iron. Other ingredients may be added to provide fragrance or other desired properties.

Before primary washing in regular washing powder/soap.

Soke the clothes in a solution of baking soda(Sodium bi-carbonate/sodium hydrogen carbonate) or Soda crystals(Washing soda/ sodium carbonate).

Rinse

Then wash in the normal detergent.

If cotton or linen clothes, whilst wet/damp put them into laundry starch solution, hand squeeze dry, and allow to dry in the air.

When dry , then iron/callender. (They'll be 'stiff as a board'. )

NB Sodium bi-carbonate or sodium carbonate, is a soluble salt, that will remove smells from many things, clothes, floors, drains, working surfaces.

It is harmless to human skin, but wear kitchen gloves if needed, although it might make the skin a bit dry.

Of itself it is odourless, white crystals.

NB DO NOT use Bleech.

Follow the care label instructions. Just wash it as normal.

By funking it up with special cleaners, that will only make it worse. Just toss it in the washer, warm, or even cold wash. HOT will "set" the stain in.

I would suggest pre-rinsing it first in a sink/basin... just put whatever it is on in the washer, wash it then put it in the dryer.

if you think it's that gross, then repeat a wash cycle BEFORE you dry it. Easy.

yes it clogs there breathing system and the suffocate to death.

This is a tough one. You can get the urine out of the cloth, but usually it seeps down inside the batting and foam. The best thing to do is get a carpet cleaner to come in and have them do some deep cleaning on your furniture. After it's dry use "Febreeze" spray to get any odors out. I own pets and even though my dogs and cat are very clean, I put blankets on my furniture and take them off when company comes. This also is a good preventative measure if one of friends is coming over with her kids and they have their shoes on or have an accident. It's easier to wash the blankets and cheaper!

Yes. Warm water. Dry until COMPLETELY dry. If really large, use the front loaders at the laundromat. Put a couple of tennis balls or clean sneakers in the dryer to break up the clumps.

*Some* dry cleaners will take feather-filled bedding *if* it is completely enclosed in a case (many feather ticks come with a large zipper covering that can be removed).

Try fingernail polosh remover, a product called goop-off, or mineral spirits.