Kim
5/28/2015
7:23:12 AM | Hi Peter,
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, I have to use a coin operated front loader machine with no soak options which I am sure the soaking is key to getting these pathogens out of our clothes.
Also, I was hoping you had an alternative option to Kleen Green as it is very expensive for me. I have bought it twice online but I cannot afford to keep purchasing it. Maybe just the other three ingredients would work?
In the past I tried using ammonia for laundry but it was too toxic and I am not sure it every worked.
I also tried 20 drops of MMS with water in the bleach section of the washer but got bleach like splotches on my dress clothes which I had to throw out.
Front loaders work a lot different than the top loaders as you have no control over the cycles, even though I put the MMS right into the bleach section, so I am not sure why this keeps happening.
It would be nice if I had my own washer/dryer then I would have more control over my laundry but for now I have to deal with what is available to me.
I am still hand washing all of my underclothing with MMS which over time takes the colours out and destroys the elastic bands but it is working on killing the pathogens in them as they are a lot safer to wear without getting stings. Also undergarments can be hidden under other clothing so it doesn't matter if they get discoloured and lose their elastic. Lately, I am into baggy clothes anyways!
I would be so grateful if anyone reading this post and are using a coin operated front loading machine, and are having success getting the pathogens out of their laundry (without using Kleen Green), please post your suggestions.
Thank you
Kim |
