woolite question

[tensors22288]

hey guys, i always hear people talking about using woolite cut 5/6:1 or so with water on car rugs. I decided to try some out but i don`t know where to find it. Can anyone name the exact product name because on research i`ve seen many woolite products. ALso if anyone has a site they buy it from and could let me know, i`d appreciate it.

[mdsmithers]

Grocery store, Walmart, Target, etc

http://www.woolite.com/products.shtml



WOOLITE® Original Fabric Wash

Currently Available In: 16 oz., 50 oz., 75 oz., 150 oz.

[tensors22288]

o wow, didnt know it was THAT over the counter. thanx. Ill check target, its not in the car stuff section so i`ll just look for fabric cleaners or something, thanx

[C. Charles Hahn]

o wow, didnt know it was THAT over the counter. thanx. Ill check target, its not in the car stuff section so i`ll just look for fabric cleaners or something, thanx



should be right with the laundry detergents like tide, gain, etc.

[aaron33]

Does anyone know the equivalent of Woolite in Australia?

[pontman43]

Does that stuff work better than a traditional carpet cleaner? What are its limits and disadvatages?

[imported_Larry A]

I would think any wool wash or fine fabric cleaner will work.

[mdsmithers]

I`ve also heard that Dreft will work, again found in the luandry aisle, not sure if it`s in Australia though.

http://www.dreftbaby.com/products/



"Dreft rinses thoroughly, leaving virtually no residue on baby`s clothes. It does not contain harsh chemicals, which may be irritating next to baby`s tender skin"



Key here is that is doesn`t leave a residue and it`s not a harsh chemical. But I use Woolite right now, I do have some Dreft so maybe I`ll try that next.

[Steve530]

Do you really use that much Woolite on carpets? I think the instructions say to use something like 1/4 cup for wshing clothes. That would be like 2 oz in at least 10 gallons of water or about 500:1.