With a lot of manufacturers making spray products these days. want spraying pheromones on clothing cause a build up effect? I’ve herd people say washing there clothes still doesn’t get out the previous pheromone application. Don’t know what hold true here. Maybe you can shed some light on this for me. You could just say to unscrew the cap and dab, but unless it’s Anone product you have to worry about bacteria from your hands contaminating the product and causing conversions.
I wouldn’t apply pheromones directly to clothing. Pheromones love fibers, but fibers aren’t diffusive like skin is. A buildup on clothng will generate awful ODs at close range.
Overspray isn’t as big as deal as direct sprays, but it’s still something to consider.
You can remove pheromones from fibers with sodium percarbonate, or with O3. I deal with this OD conditions more than most, and these solutions do work.
I just keep an air circulating ozonator in my closet, with the door shut, and use something akin to a super potent Oxi-Clean in my wash. No clothing OD problems whatsoever.
Unless you’re really crazy into pheromone experimentation, just some Oxi-Clean alone should be enough.
If it’s not, I may carry the more potent percarbonate here. They keep diluting the Oxi-clean variant with filler.
I guess if it’s a spray bottle you can spray it into your hand and rub it on your neck to avoid getting it on your clothes, or spray on your inner forearms and rub them together. I’ll try oxi-clean If I spray directly on my neck.
I wouldn’t worry about overspray excessively.
Pheromones do stick to fibers like colognes do, they mostly act like musks. Think about how girlfriends are fond of a keeping a man’s tshirt. “It smells like him!” (but it doesn’t forever). Fibers have an affinity for these kinds of molecules, it’s true, but it’s nothing to “sweat” over.
Spray some cologne intentionally a shirt sometime, and notice how it lingers. Then Oxi-Clean it or keep it in an ozonated area, and it’ll go away.
When you’re washing, turn the washer on WHITES first, so you get HOT water, and put the Oxi-Clean in that so it dissolves well. Just a inch of hot should do it.
Then switch it to colors or delicates or whatever you want, then let it fill the rest of the way with warm or cold water. Oxi does need very warm water to dissolve. Once dissolved, it’ll do it’s job.
Hot water first is the “trick” to oxy, if you could cal lit that. You could just do this in your house, too - fill a coffee cup with hot water, with the scoop of oxi in it, then dump it into the wash when it’s dissolved. It only takes a minute or two.
Allright thanks..I think Tide makes a product with Oxiclean in it combined.
You’re welcome.
If Tide has that, you still need to apply heat initially to dissolve the percarbonate component.
There’s cold water surfactants now, but no cold water sodium percarnonate. If they tell you differently on the Tide box, they’re telling you tales. Just run the hot for a few seconds at first, and it’ll be ok. 
I think one application point was overlooked. Last night I thought about spraying some mones on the bed sheets before me and a girl were about to hit the hay. Things got very passionate…definite plus. Mones on furniture, say a couch or a chair or some bedding would be good points, since they’ll generally be around them for a long time at any given point.
So let’s say I was to apply my normal daily mix to a small piece of cloth, instead of me, and then wear that cloth somewhere appropriate, how long could I expect a decent amount of effect?
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There is a thread on “another forum” called Phero Tricks where some have mentioned a number of odd application points (“delivery systems”) for pheromones. So the vast creative minds are already at work… (Maybe we could start a similar thread here.)
And yes the Oust diffuser is a GREAT idea.
I did a spray of Pheromax (with A-1) to a robe I gave one of my Items of Interest a while back. (This was before I picked up any Androtics products other than a314). When I gave it to her I put it on her so she was wearing it for a while. She seemed to get happy and mellow. As it was a mixed company get-together I couldn’t do much shall we say, but what I was able to do met with no complaints…
Future applications willprobably be using IFM and maybe also a bit of “something special” to “turn up the heat.”
I’ve also been experimenting off-and-on with applying a spray or two of meo-est to the bed/chair-where-she-sits-a-lot of a friend who is not the best at housecleaning. So far I haven’t noticed any results, but time may tell.
Erox had a pillow spray version of their Natural Attraction, though a look at their website shows it’s now a clearance item. Never tried any of the Natural Attraction products, only one of theirs I have tried was Realm, but I remember contemplating buying the women’s pillow spray to see if it would affect my dreams.
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Don pheromones dissolve naturally from clothes?
If you leave a shirt for about a week without wearing it or spraying will the pheromones from the spray go away or not cause OD when you spray it again after that week?
I have a shirt that I sprayed 'none on. I can still smell it when I pull it out of the dryer several washes later. I think 'none is the stickiest though, some of the other pheromones come off much more easily.
Is none a kind of pheromone or short word for a longer one?
-none is short for androstenone, which is a word that it took me a while to learn how to spell correctly
Lets say you spray -none on your cotton shirt and it sticks
Doesn’t that mean that there is no need to re-spray?
It means that it’ll last an awfully long time. Well, it must “unstick” itself, after all, at some point, to get into the air and into others’ nostrils and be effective. You could add more -none either to your skin or to the shirt, but if your rate of application exceeds the relatively slow “escape rate” of the -none from your clothing then you could potentially have a buildup -none OD (a thing which is also dependent on many other personal and social variables too).