Lysol Laundry Additive Helps Get Rid of Bad Odours
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Keep your clothing fresh, clean, and free from germs with Lysol Laundry Sanitizer. Use a gentle laundry detergent to get started in making your clothes spotless again. Use a fabric softener to soften your fabric before hanging to dry. Get your clothes as clean as possible without the threat of bacterial contamination.
Clean your towels, tablecloths, and bath robes regularly to keep them clean and germ-free. We all know that towel-draining or soap-cleaning only kills 99.9% of all the germs on our hands. But we also know that our eyes can’t be trusted on a daily basis, so we use goggles, eye sprays, and disinfectants on our hands and the things we touch to avoid getting sick. Our clothes and bedding are in constant contact with harmful bacteria through our day-to-day activities, from brushing to hugging other individuals, touching contaminated surfaces and the like. Bacteria may easily spread from one cloth to another on the washing machine drum, on the dryer, and from one load to another.
There’s another reason why Lysol Laundry Sanitizer works so well at killing germs. Unlike chlorine bleach, Lysol disinfects fabrics by producing hydrogen peroxide vapor. Bleach, on the other hand, uses chlorine to kill germs and bacteria in fabrics. While the vapor itself is harmless, it may cause burning sensations if you accidentally brush your teeth with a stained toothbrush or touch an indoor fountain that has been filled with chlorine dioxide vapor. Hydrogen peroxide on the other hand kills germs by damaging their DNA, or genetic code.
Lysol Laundry Additive Helps Get Rid of Bad Odours
It’s safe to say that most people don’t want to get rid of their clothes and bedding so often. They’d rather have them washed, dry cleaned and put away. Unfortunately, that doesn’t happen as often as we’d like. Clothes get folded, packed and tossed without being thoroughly cleaned. Bedding gets dirty from urine and other fluids spills, which is even more reason to get rid of them as often as possible.
To start out, make sure that every load of laundry goes through the washing machine using the hottest water temperature available. After this, it goes into the dryer on top of a delicate detergent-water mixture. Depending on the detergent, there may need to be some wringing or even dry cleaning to get rid of excess residue. Once the bedding and clothes are through the wash cycle, they will then go onto the dryer. At this point, you have effectively cleaned your entire load of laundry, whether it was in the dryer or on the line.
If you’re worried about odours, Lysol laundry additives can help. The laundry additive takes care of those stubborn smells caused by soap and bleach. Rather than letting these nasty smells mar your laundry, Lysol can neutralize them. The added bonus is that this laundry additive is great at absorbing water and doesn’t leave any stains on your clothing whatsoever.