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Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 12 Nov 2012 19:31:47 EDT

pferrie3 posted : first time i used a dishwasher it looked like this
»youtu.be/Yhs7eCliAHA

Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 12 Nov 2012 12:33:36 EDT

telco_mtl posted :

said by nunya:

said by alkizmo:

Doesn't that stuff foam up when stirred?

That's what I was thinking. It might become a big mess. Kind of like putting regular dish soap in a dish washer (don't do it!).

when i worked in a commercial kitchen that was our favorite practical joke , pink dish soap in the C-line dishwasher... you should see how it made dishwashers run!

Re: Mr. Clean

Wed, 07 Nov 2012 14:39:11 EDT

hurfy posted : "Mr. Clean contains a petroleum based solvent to cut grease. "

So, kinda like dry-cleaning?

Doesn't sound like the best laundry soap tho. Is it actually cheaper or what? I wouldn't have thought so. From the MSDS sheet posted it doesn't sound too bad....everything is a mild irritant (Visine is an mild eye and skin irritant too).

I've used a shampoo/bodywash for everything (laundry and dishes by hand) before, but that was a pretty mild detergent.

Does it clean the clothes? Do they smell? I think it would be ok if those 2 questions aren't a problem.

I am not a clothes cleaning expert (ha, not even close) so don't blame me if it turns the clothes pink with ponies on em or they dissapear into a void in space.....

Re: Mr. Clean

Wed, 07 Nov 2012 13:56:08 EDT

Boricua65 posted : Thank you everyone. When I get home I will present the facts to him.

Re: Mr. Clean

Tue, 06 Nov 2012 01:20:50 EDT

Mr Matt posted : Mr. Clean contains a petroleum based solvent to cut grease. Difficult to rinse out of clothing. May damage some fabrics. Many cleaning products include solvents. If there is a stench use tide with febreze. There are some laundry detergents that are designed to remove grease from clothing without damaging fabric or leaving a residue.

»www.ehow.com/facts_7165329_comme···or_.html

Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 23:18:11 EDT

nunya posted :

said by alkizmo:

Doesn't that stuff foam up when stirred?

That's what I was thinking. It might become a big mess. Kind of like putting regular dish soap in a dish washer (don't do it!).
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Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 23:07:48 EDT

alkizmo posted :

said by John Galt:

It's nothing more than "soap"...I think the smell would be the worst part of it.

And whatever the alcohol in Mr.Clean does to clothes over repeated wash cycles.

But ya.. the smell... he would smell like a janitor.

Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 22:55:42 EDT

John Galt posted : It's nothing more than "soap"...I think the smell would be the worst part of it.

Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 22:39:48 EDT

alkizmo posted : Doesn't that stuff foam up when stirred?

Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 22:23:42 EDT

mityfowl posted :

said by dandelion:

http://web.grcc.cc.mi.us/Pr/msds/fordfieldhouse/Mr.Clean.txt

Appears bad for the eyes and skin.. I would also say bad for a washing machine if that is what your roommate uses. Also see recommended ways for disposal.

Probably not too good for the clothes either.

Re: Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 22:14:58 EDT

dandelion posted : »web.grcc.cc.mi.us/Pr/msds/fordfi···lean.txt

Appears bad for the eyes and skin.. I would also say bad for a washing machine if that is what your roommate uses. Also see recommended ways for disposal.

Mr. Clean

Mon, 05 Nov 2012 22:04:54 EDT

Boricua65 posted : Yes, the Mr. Clean that is used on floors my roommate is using to wash clothes with. Googling but not able to find the right, so I wanted to know (here) if it's safe to use in a top-loading washing machine (still googling while writing).
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