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Renew Labs Linen & Ironing Water – Unscented, 1 Liter

$16.99

Renew Labs Linen & Ironing Water is deionized linen and ironing water for steam irons, garment steamers and linen mists, made in Houston, Texas by Renew Lab Group. Unscented, 1 Liter. The one to use in the iron tank; mix 50/50 with tap water if your iron’s maker advises against 100% demineralized water.

  • Steam irons and garment steamers
  • Sheets and pillowcases
  • Curtains
  • Closets and drawers

Renew Labs · Made in Houston, Texas

Renew Labs Linen & Ironing Water

Renew Labs Linen & Ironing Water is deionized water made in Houston, Texas, with no fragrance added, for ironing and freshening linens in scent-free homes. Pour it into your steam iron or garment steamer, or refill a mister and lightly spray sheets, pillowcases and curtains. The deionized base helps keep scale from building up in your iron. If your iron’s maker advises against 100% demineralized water (Rowenta and De’Longhi do for many models), mix Renew Labs water 50/50 with tap water. This is the Linen & Ironing Water to use in the tank; mist the scented Lavender and Fresh Linen versions onto fabric instead. Spot-test delicate fabrics first. Not for consumption. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children.

Why Deionized Water

  • For Steam Irons & Steamers – Pour into your steam iron or garment steamer and iron as usual.
  • Linen & Pillow Mist – Refill a mister to freshen sheets, pillowcases, curtains, closets and drawers.
  • Deionized Base – No scale left behind in your iron.

Made For

  • Steam irons and garment steamers
  • Sheets and pillowcases
  • Curtains
  • Closets and drawers

How to Use

  1. Pour into your steam iron or garment steamer and iron as usual. If your iron’s maker advises against 100% demineralized water, mix it 50/50 with tap water first.
  2. Or fill a mister and lightly spray linens.
  3. Spot-test delicate fabrics first.
  4. Recap after use.

Specifications

Brand Renew Labs
Manufacturer Renew Lab Group, Houston, Texas
Country of origin USA (Made in Houston, Texas)
Water type Deionized
Size Unscented, 1 Liter
Container 1 liter bottle
Net contents 33.8 fl oz in a resealable bottle. A handy size for small jobs and storage.
Units per pack 1
Scent Unscented
Shipping weight 2.7 lb
SKU RNW-LINEN-UNSC
UPC 850092848284

Made in Houston, Texas

Every bottle of Renew Labs water is deionized and bottled in Houston, Texas, USA by Renew Lab Group, and shipped direct from our website.

Safety: Spot-test delicate fabrics first. Not for consumption. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is linen water?

Linen water is water used for ironing and freshening fabric, often lightly scented. Renew Labs Linen & Ironing Water starts with deionized water so it leaves no scale in your iron.

Can I put this linen water in my steam iron?

Yes, this Unscented version is the one made for the tank. Pour it in as-is, or mix it 50/50 with tap water if your iron’s maker (for example Rowenta or De’Longhi) advises against 100% demineralized water. Don’t put the scented Lavender or Fresh Linen versions in the tank; mist those onto fabric.

Can I use it as a pillow or linen spray?

Yes. Refill a mister and lightly spray sheets, pillowcases, curtains, closets and drawers.

Which scents are available?

Lavender, Fresh Linen and Unscented, each in a 1 liter bottle.

Is it safe on all fabrics?

Spot-test delicate fabrics first in a hidden area before using it on the whole item.

How much water is in this product?

Renew Labs Linen & Ironing Water – Unscented, 1 Liter contains 33.8 fl oz in a resealable bottle. A handy size for small jobs and storage.

Where is Renew Labs water made?

Renew Labs water is made and bottled in Houston, Texas, USA by Renew Lab Group. It is not for consumption.

Weight 2.7 lbs

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