But surely sodium hypochlorite kn a washing machine can be used in place of spdium percarbonste for this same purpose right? Or are they very different for this purpose? And yes it is a front loader. maytah commercial brand and model . Ive put a youtube video in my edit that shows a similar looking machine to the one in our landry’s room
Don’t use clorine in a washing mashine. It will disinfect the machine, but it does not react the same way as hydrogen peroxide or sodium percarbonate. Additionally, chlorine might attack synthetic materials that are needed for the machine to work.
…Then why is sodium hypochlorite recommended to clean white clothing in washing machines? …Wot?
bleach isalso a deoxidizer? If you know ehat is the cheapest, buy-in-bulk deoxidizer I can get my hands on legally please?
Does not removing such things lead to eventual destruction of the machine? Also those things could form a ’ barrier’ if there are enough of them and this barrier will make the oxidizer clean FAR less effective no?
I do wonder about giant solid objects thst are stuck in the filter and cannot be easily removed even with oxy cleaner.
Like in this video :https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vljDVdRieio&pp=ygUcd2FzaGluZyBtYWNoaW5lIGZpbHRlciBjbGVhbg%3D%3D here this dude finds coins, drill bits, etc… other big objects that wont be clesned out with an oxidizer or hot water rinse.
I pretty much taught myself or watched youtube videos on 90% of what I know about my laundry , sewing and clothing in general and Im a millenial .
Most young people arent beimg taught how to do laundry until theyre older.
Ive found that Soak has an unscented option but its 90 dollars for 2 litres which is kind of bonkers.
Are the eco and eco-max brand detergents I presented bad ideas for wool washes if you know?
Ill only buy the bleach to do one hot cycle with no clothing to clean out the filter IF I have to clean the filter myself.
No joke I only have 2 colors of clothing . Depressingly Black and Depressingly Gray. Every other color of clothing does not exist to me anymore and has been cleaned and donated away cause I dont to want to spend anything to re-dye any of my blue,red,yellow, green, purple, whatever other color clothing.
It is what it is
Would you happen to knkw of the cheapest scentless brand that ships to canada please?
I was looking at this brand right here https://www.ecos.com/laundry/hypoallergenic-laundry-detergent-free-clear/ and Im guessing this one goes for about 100oz for about 25 or 30.00 plus tax baed on what Ive seen stores advertise online
I was also looking at this brand : https://store.eco-max.com/products/ecomax-laundry-wash-hypoallergenic-3l which goes for 3000 mL costs about 17.00 plus tax
I currently buy soak brand wool wash scentless and it goes for 2250 mL costs 90.00 plus tax which is kinda crazy IMO in comparison to those other brands
I didnt even register that water had its own weight and can therefdore stretch things. Thanks
Thanks for the tips.
Do you know the science as to why wool swesters need to dry flat? Have you ever tried drying them by hang , and if so what happened?
i was wondering about buying those foot powered ones.
im in canada . toronto specifically.
And when you say pH shouldnt get too high what type of pH we talking about here? 12 ? 13? 18? Also where did you learn that pH shouldnt get too hiigh please? (I just need something to cite and loook back to cause I have awful memory and cognition)
Also how do we know FOR SURE the specific surfactants dont affecr wool? As youve just said lipase, amylase, cellulase, etc… dont have much of an effect on wool BUT protease does…how do we know how this specifically works for surfactants used in wool washes?
ya but do you know if the surfactsnts in that brand of detergentt is REALLY good for your wool?
Like the brand woolites has enzymes in some of their products despite the fact that we know that enzymes completely fuck up wool… how do you know that heritage park silk and wool doesnt have these same ingredients?
Also surfactants. Like we know that enzymes fuck up wool as I just said…do surfactants ALSO do that? And in what ways? Also what surfactants destroy which fabrics?
Sad truth 😂🤣
Damn I think the page glitched on me cause it simply says ‘Details not available for this product’
But surely sodium hypochlorite in a washing machine can be used in place of sodium percarbonste for this same purpose right? Or are they very different for this task?