Question 1

In the description it says to "leave it in the rinse cycle for 16 minutes."  Is anyone doing this?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but each machine is different. When I start my laundry, I make sure to select Deep Rinse in my GE (model GTW220ACK2WW) washer. If I am doing a regular large or super load, from the time I start the process, it takes about 24 minutes for my washer to go from the Wash cycle to Rinse. When it goes into Rinse, it unlocks the lid and I add this laundry sanitizer. BUT, then I set a timer on google for 12 minutes. When the timer beeps, I close the lid and the machine continues to rinse and it gets about 16 minutes. The reason I use the timer is because if I forget about it while the lid is opened, after 15-20 minutes (I cannot remember exactly how long but it's why I chose 12 minutes), the stupid machine will drain itself and I have to do a wash cycle again because I cannot do rinse alone. Anyway, hope this helps.

Question 2

How can i use this product on a coin operated/he/lid locking top load machine with no fabric softener compartment. Any suggestions?

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All answers are incorrect. You cannot mix this with soap. This disinfectant is a "quat", short for dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride. Most detergents contain ANIONIC sufactants which neutralize quats. Dirt and soil also quickly neutralize quats. Hence, why Lysol tells you to add it to the final rinse. Your best option is a 10% industrial quat sanitizer, use 1 ounce per gallon to disinfect, or 1 ounce per four gallons to sanitize (there's a difference, sanitization kills some germs, disinfection kills all germs) to the final cycle MANUALLY. Or, do a manual rinse after your load is done with the quat. I also like to rinse once after. Of course, I also always recommend a prewash. A prewash is CRUCIAL to actually get clothes clean.

Question 3

Is there any evidence that this will kill yeast, such as candida?

Accepted Answer

Drs will tell you YES, Lysol kills fungi. Not sure if specific fungi as Yeast was included, but it does  fungi and fungal spores. Lysol laundry sanitizer works great and all fabric bleach.

Question 4

It sounds like some stop the rinse cycle for 15 min., and others don't. Can manufacturer clarify please??

Accepted Answer

I'm not the manufacturer but if the product is in contact with what you're sanitizing for 10 minutes it's supposed to kill 99% of viruses and bacterias according to manufacturer. I just put it in the wash cyle which runs 15 minutes.  I've worked housekeeping in a nursing home and that's what we do to clean also

Allergen Information	Odor-Free
Asin	B01N6BP63M
Benefits	Antibacterial
Best Sellers Rank	362,961 in Grocery (See Top 100 in Grocery) 1,894 in Liquid Detergent
Brand Name	Lysol
Customer Reviews	4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (92,469) 4.8 out of 5 stars
Formulation Type	Cold Water, High Efficiency
Global Trade Identification Number	00019200958721
Item Dimensions	10.6 x 19.1 x 28.7 centimetres
Item Form	Liquid
Item Weight	6.23 Pounds
Liquid Volume	90 Fluid Ounces
Manufacturer	Lysol
Material Features	Concentrated
Material Type Free	Bleach Free
Model Number	1920095872
Number Of Items	1
Part Number	1920095872
Scent	Linen
Skin Type	All
Specific Uses For Product	Machine Wash, Sanitize
Unit Count	90.0 millilitre
Upc	019200958721

Laundry Sanitizer Additive, Crisp Linen, 90oz

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