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Spray and Wash Alternative

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Date: 05/01/2006 Topics: Cleaning > Products | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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Does anyone have an inexpensive alternative to Spray 'n Wash? If so, please share with me.

Thanks!
Mary from San Diego, CA
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By NORY (Guest Post)
I've not found any thing close to the power of thund'r blast, But I'm having a problem i have not been able to find this little jewel and i,m completely out of it, i,ve checked out all dollars general stores in surrounding area. like to get in touch with someone in charge so we can get thund'r blast back in our area, we use it for every thing. If anyone know who or how we can get it back in this area. will be watching the message board. THANKS

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By Ace00 (10) Profile Contact
At our local Dollar General Store, I use Thund'r Blast Cleaner & Degreaser. It costs $2 for a 40 oz spray bottle. I use it on all my family's clothes & it works very well. I highly recommend Thund'r Blast.

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By Aquarius (Guest Post)
I use liquid Mr. Clean, Pine Sol or any cheap liquid cleaner. I put it in a spray bottle and dilute it with the same amount of water.

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By Ellen (Guest Post)
A really good stain remover is Fels-Naptha soap that you can get at the grocery store. The Dollar Tree has their version of spray & wash. I haven't used it though.
Ellen

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By donna (Guest Post)
The best pre-treatment and stain removal treatment I have ever used is good old lava soap! You can pre treat any clothing then just toss in the wash. I have even been able to get oil out of a silk dress. Sometimes you do have to apply, let it "dry", wet then reapply the soap. We take it on vacation with us also as a pre-treatment. The stain will not set and when you get home just put in the wash and no stains!
Hope this helps!! Donna

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By A.R. (Guest Post)
I mix the following ingredients in a spray bottle. My family likes it so well, that they make it and use it to if they are washing a load of laundry.

1 Cup Good Quality liquid laundry soap
1 Cup Hydrogen Peroxide
1 Cup White Distilled Vinegar
1 Cup Lemon sudsing Ammonia

I've not had any problems with this and have been using it for years, but if you have a favorite item you may want to try the stain remover on a inseam to check for color fastness.

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