dysonman1
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The scent beads are designed to dissolve in water, and they cling to your clothing. If they were harmful, we'd know it. I use the scent beads, I recommend them to customers, and I consider them safe.
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sebo_fan
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Yes but they if they are put into a vacuum cleaner bag, they won't be dissolving.
I never put anything on my carpets.
My late mother used to sprinkle moth crystals, (not balls) on the floors and later vacuum them up. I'd never do that now with a cat in the house.
I've put those scented cork pellets on the floor, though. They are 3safe for bothe the floor and the cleaner.
Baking soda is great for cooking, keeping the refrigerator fresh, brushing your teeth, and polishing stainless steel.
Carpet Fresh, Love My Carpet, etc is awful, as are any scented beads, in or out of water. THat is only MY opinion. None of that stuff goes on my carpets. THey are Chinese...some are Karastan..100% wool.
My late mother used to sprinkle moth crystals, (not balls) on the floors and later vacuum them up. I'd never do that now with a cat in the house.
I've put those scented cork pellets on the floor, though. They are 3safe for bothe the floor and the cleaner.
Baking soda is great for cooking, keeping the refrigerator fresh, brushing your teeth, and polishing stainless steel.
Carpet Fresh, Love My Carpet, etc is awful, as are any scented beads, in or out of water. THat is only MY opinion. None of that stuff goes on my carpets. THey are Chinese...some are Karastan..100% wool.
To help the aroma in the room,
consider putting a cinnamon stick, or a few whole cloves, or a cotton ball (dabbed w/ scent ie: vanilla )IN the bag.While you're vacuuming, the room will smell very nice.With this time of year, I know people who vacuum up pine needles (if you have a live tree, problem solved).
consider putting a cinnamon stick, or a few whole cloves, or a cotton ball (dabbed w/ scent ie: vanilla )IN the bag.While you're vacuuming, the room will smell very nice.With this time of year, I know people who vacuum up pine needles (if you have a live tree, problem solved).
sebo_fan
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Polishing stainless steel? I use toothpaste - best thing for removing tarnish and quickly. Also toothpaste is brilliant for getting rid of minor scratches on glass and CD discs.
I also use basic men's unscented (and cheaply priced) shaving foam for carpet spot stains.
I also use basic men's unscented (and cheaply priced) shaving foam for carpet spot stains.
toothpaste is also great for removing
spots (water rings, etc) on wood furniture. I never put glasses on wood, but sometimes other people do. If I get an antuque, etc, and it has spots, I rub it with t paste.
spots (water rings, etc) on wood furniture. I never put glasses on wood, but sometimes other people do. If I get an antuque, etc, and it has spots, I rub it with t paste.
The Gain scents haven't damaged your water bin? Rainbow states in their warranties that they are voided if the bin is damaged by other scents not their own.That is why I didn't want to try that in my Rainbows.
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