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By
09/28/2004
I'm not sure of proportions but know there are recipes on net
for using bleach and cascade to whiten and remove difficult stains from
whites.
By Jo (Guest Post)
09/27/2004
Put a cupfull in the toilet bowl water at night before going to bed. In the morning, brush the water and flush. It cleans and deordorizes.
By Ann (Guest Post)
09/27/2004
we use it to clean the kitchen sink, soak the coffee pot which gets kind of grungy after several uses. just be very thorough in rinsing.
By Barbie (Guest Post)
09/27/2004
you can use it to clean outdoor seating....it can be made as a paste if powdered or used directly if liquid.....my patio furniture doesn't have removable covers and last year it got left out in the weather and this solution when left to soak, removed all the stains and mildew.......it worked on plastic patio chairs too.....
By
09/27/2004
Whenever you have anything burned onto a pan, let it soak overnight with some dishwasher detergent and water. It makes it really easy to clean. Sometimes if you really did a number on the pan you can clean it a little more each day and let it soak again.
By
09/27/2004
there is bleach in auto dish soap. I would be careful of what i used it for. Laundry sounds good as long as it's something you usually bleach.
By reb1234 (Guest Post)
09/27/2004
why don't you give or swap it with a friend that does have a dishwasher.
By (Guest Post)
09/27/2004
you can use it in with your white clothes when you do laundry. specially yur socks
By (Guest Post)
09/26/2004
Just use it in your dishwater. Put in the hot water first to dissolve the Cascade, then add cold until it's the right temperature. It makes things a little slippery, but the price is certainly right!
By Corkie (Guest Post)
09/26/2004
One way I found to use cascade in the clothes washer to clean rugs.
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