Do you have to rinse the item once sprayed? Or can it be used for a bed/other non-washable items?
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It's made to be used in the wash; however, I don't see any harm in trying it on your mattress or sofa. I would spray it very lightly on a small hidden part of the surface, then scrubbing it with a clean, damp cloth. You will have to "rinse" it with a fresh damp cloth and wait for it to dry. If you begin to see desired results. then keep going! If your surfaces are silk, leather,velvet, or some other tricky fabric, you should be very cautious. As for me, if it meant repeated visits from professional cleaners or trying this, I would try this first. I hope this was helpful and you have great results!
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It is supposed to. It is not a spray. It comes out as a stream of foam. I never used it because I was afraid that the soggy foam would damage the bed more than the bugs. Look up Diatomaceous Earth. It may be a better product to use.
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For me, yes. I used it on my mattress when my son soaked through his diaper while sleeping in our bed. I sprayed it on according to directions and used a white cloth to scrub the mattress. Got the stain and the smell out.
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i got the broken one and i don't think i gonna use it. they don't have cover it is whole bed together. i don't think you can wash it.
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No, this should only be used on floors (hardwood surfaces, etc) only. There is a diffferent solution for bedding, upholstery, etc, but unfortunately I dont know what that is. Sorry I couldnt be of more help.
1005756
The powder does come off on stuff-even if you spray it after. Don't sleep with it on. At least try to rinse it before bed. :)
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You may have to treat it more than once depending on how far its soaked in. Either spray it on or pour it on and just let it do its job. The enzymes in it will eventually "eat" the stain and should not damage your furniture. I still use and swear by this product! When Nature's Miracle couldn't get the job done, Icky Poo DID and I am still amazed by it! I've treated my bed which of course there was no recourse, as you can't put a mattress in anything to soak, so I just kept spraying it on daily, let it dry, spray again, and in due time all smell and stain gone! For comforters and blankets, I put them in the tub, filled with warm water and about a half a gallon of Icky poo, let it set for a few days, and finally rinsed and all smell gone! Good luck
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Well, I'm not sure--I have never tried that. How I wash it is I put it in the bath tub, spray a dilute solution of bleach/water on both sides, use a soft brush or sponge and work it in, letting it sit for a few minutes, then use the shower to thoroughly rinse it off well. Then I just let it hang dry in the shower and it's good to go. I keep 2 around to keep them in rotation. Hope this helps!
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I've found you can pretty much use it on anything that squeaks...obviously being cautious to not spray it on anything that you don't want to get liquid on (e.g. fabrics). I've used it primarily on doors and a bedframe. Just gotta find where the squeak is coming from, and spray it. It will drip, so have a towel handy.
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I use for broths so can not just rinse it out due to the oils. I turn inside out, launder with my clothes and air dry. Comes out clean and it still like new.
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It's not something that requires cleaning. You put it on your mattress and then put the cover on it. The cover is washable but the thick pad itself is not. You could vacuum it if need be. But with the cover on it and your bedding it should never get dirty.
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I gave it as a gift so not sure about dryer. I think it is safe to wash on gentle with cold water or I would not buy a "dry clean only" bedding. I would hang it over shower curtain rod to dry.
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Yes, I wash it in my home machine alone or with pillowcases and nothing else, on the gentle cycle. I use Ivory flakes which I dissolve first in hot water and then put in gently. Do not use bleach or any other water conditioner or fabric conditioning product. Handle the sheet gently when putting it in the dryer or taking it out. Dry it gently on low, and don't use any dryer sheets, or air dry for a few hours, preferably not outside. Never allow grease or oil to get on the sheets. Don't let cats, dogs, or any animals with claws on the sheet. Don't fold it up for storing in a linen closet, and don't spray any scents on it. Enjoy! Yes, I wash it in my home machine alone or with pillowcases and nothing else, on the gentle cycle. I use Ivory flakes which I dissolve first in hot water and then put in gently. Do not use bleach or any other water conditioner or fabric conditioning product. Handle the sheet gently when putting it in the dryer or taking it out. Dry it gently on low, and don't use any dryer sheets, or air dry for a few hours, preferably not outside. Never allow grease or oil to get on the sheets. Don't let cats, dogs, or any animals with claws on the sheet. Don't fold it up for storing in a linen closet, and... » Read More Yes, I wash it in my home machine alone or with pillowcases and nothing else, on the gentle cycle. I use Ivory flakes which I dissolve first in hot water and then put in gently. Do not use bleach or any other water conditioner or fabric conditioning product. Handle the sheet gently when putting it in the dryer or taking it out. Dry it gently on low, and don't use any dryer sheets, or air dry for a few hours, preferably not outside. Never allow grease or oil to get on the sheets. Don't let cats, dogs, or any animals with claws on the sheet. Don't fold it up for storing in a linen closet, and don't spray any scents on it. Enjoy! « Show Less
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That's totally up to you. I don't recall there being a label advising one way or the other. I tend to wash most items before using that come in contact with the skin. However, I have placed the pads under the top sheet on the bed and under a seat cover on a chair, and in these instances did not wash before use.
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yes, just let it air out before putting it on your bed. It doesn't last long
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It can wash a king bedspread or comforter, however, first want to make sure you follow the manufacturer of the comforter's washing directions. If it is machine washable, make certain you can put it in the washer without having to pack it in. It should fit loosely around the agitator. If you have to stuff it in, you do not want to wash it, as it will not get totally clean. I hope this helps. Thanks for checking!
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I haven't washed it, yet, but, when I do, I plan to fill the sink or a bowl with sudsy Woolite and swish it around in it, then rinse it. I would guess that soaking it would ruin the wood finish. BTW, I love this brush!!