No! We advise against washing the things listed here.
It is generally not recommended to wash velvet in a washing machine as it can damage the fabric. Velvet is a delicate fabric and can easily lose its texture and softness if exposed to the harsh agitating motion of a washing machine.
Hamsters are generally very good at grooming themselves and typically do not require bathing.
No. While it is possible to wash a hat in a dishwasher, it is not recommended. Dishwashers use high water temperatures, strong detergents, and vigorous washing action, which can damage your hat.
No, you should not wash paint down the sink. Paint contains chemicals that can be harmful to the environment and can potentially clog your pipes.
Dawn dish soap is not specifically designed for use in washing machines, as it is a dishwashing liquid meant for cleaning dishes and removing grease.
No, you should not wash a car with Dawn dish soap. Dawn is designed to cut through grease and is a great choice for cleaning dishes, but it can be too harsh for use on car paint.
It is generally not recommended to wash black and white clothes together because the colors can bleed and transfer onto each other. This can cause the white clothes to become gray or discolored, and the black clothes to fade.
It is generally not recommended to wash cashmere in the washing machine as the agitation and spinning can damage the delicate fibers. Hand washing or dry cleaning is usually the preferred method for cleaning cashmere.
No, gargling with hydrogen peroxide is generally not recommended as a regular mouthwash due to the potential for irritation and damage to the delicate tissues in the mouth.
No, while washing towels and blankets together is possible, it’s generally not recommended for the best results. It’s better to wash them separately to ensure that each item gets cleaned properly and to avoid any potential damage or unwanted effects.
