Linit Starch Crisp Classic Finish Liquid Starch for Ironing, 64 Oz.

I needed to make a liquid pressing solution that would rival Mary Ellen's and this was one key ingredient I needed. It is very light smelling, which is what I am looking for. I imagine they add a bit of fragrance because corn starch and preservatives would not smell too pleasant as they age. This was so light that once I added it to my water and other secret ingredient, my pressing solution was perfect. Not only that, using this product is saving me about a lot as I can make 8 gallons of pressing solution that is better than Mary's! I'd call that a win all around.

Linit Starch is an excellent product. It does exactly what it describes (clothes.). I will purchase it again.

I used this starch for a DIY project that involved covering a wall with fabric rather than wallpaper. It worked like a charm! Super easy to use, dries hard (in this case), really easy clean-up, and left my walls looking fantastic! Who knew?! As a side note, covering walls with fabric rather than wallpaper was much, much less expensive, and much less difficult, and the beauty of it is, if you want to change it, you simply moisten the fabric, peel it off, and throw the fabric in the washer, to be used for something else. I would most definitely use this product again.

Is effective and easy to use. Fill spray bottle and use. What is nice is that it does not clog and you do not have to throw out the spray for lack of the can having enough pressure to get the starch out. It is also economical, given the amount in the gallon.

This is a very good product. Works great. You just have to find a spay bottle that is able to handle a thicker liquid if you use it straight. A bottle that can handle bleach or hair detangler is perfect. I use one of my empty hair product bottles,, they work fine, plus your recycling. Good all the way around. :)

I have bought Linit Starch 12 different times. I believe in ironing and starching; there's no such thing as wrinkle-free fabrics. My mother has always used Sta-flow starch for ironing our school uniforms. I am not going to go out in pubic looking like I have pulled my shirt out of my dog's @ss. This is how I use the product, and I never have any problems. Shirts always come out with the right amount of crispness. 1. I allow my shirts to air dry out of the washer. 2. In a bucket, I mix a 1:1.5 mixture (1 cup of starch and 1.5 cups of water), I am using the full bottle when I am starching my dress shirts, 1 full bottle to 1.5 bottles of water. 3. Submerge each shirt into the bucket of starch, lightly hand wring out the shirt, and hang dry. I can normally get about 12-14 men's shirts per bottle. 4. Once the shirts are dry, I will use my Rawanda iron on high steam. I will also LIGHTLY spray the shirt with a fine-mist spray bottle to help relax the fabric, and iron as normal. The shirts will always look like they came from the cleaners. I have had many people ask what dry cleaners I use, and I always tell them, I iron myself.

This starch is very easy to uses and provides a nice crisp finish. My shirts look like they came from the dry cleaners.

This concentrated liquid starch is fantastic. One 64 oz bottle lasts forever and replaces about 7 aerosol cans, saving tons of money. I love that I can dilute it with water to customize the crispness—from light wrinkle release to a sharp, professional finish. It glides perfectly under the iron without leaving a sticky residue or white flakes. Highly recommend for crisp clothes!

Perfect for slime

Me gasté una pasta en este producto y no me ha dado buen resultado ni para hacer slime ni para almidonar. Seré yo? No lo sé. No vienen muchas instrucciones.

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Very concentrated. Easy to use. Worked great for application