👕 Nakoma Prod-Phoenix 83590 Rit Dye Sun Guard: Ultimate Protection for Colored Fabrics! Review

When I was diagnosed with skin cancer on my right arm (from being a passenger in a car) I was scared. It all started with a small pink spot that four doctors described as dry skin (thank god I didn't give up until I found a doctor who did a biopsy!). It took 2 surgeries and 13 weeks to heal but I'm fine now (2 years and up). Since there's a high percentage chance it could come back (and my kids have a risk factor because their mom had it), I use lotion with at least 50 SPF (practically bathe in

You use one carton of this product for regular loads and two for extra heavy loads. If you soak your clothes in the sink, use 1/2 pack. It won't work on polyester or acrylic fabrics, so if you have cotton/poly blend clothing it probably won't offer full protection. Also, do not use bleach. A couple of issues I encountered were that the wash water temperature had to be at least 100 degrees Fahrenheit and the wash cycle had to be set at a minimum of 15 minutes. My machine doesn't let you set the…

I use this on my family's cotton clothes for extra sun protection as recommended by my dermatologist. I was worried it might stain my clothes or irritate my son's skin - neither! My only complaint is that the instructions aren't really intended for front-loading machines. "Mix the powder with 2 cups of water and pour over where you usually add the powder." My powder compact won't hold 2 cups of water! I usually just dilute the solution with water and then pour it over my clothes when the…