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Purex

Purex Sta-Flo Concentrated Liquid Starch

64 oz
$3.92 each($0.06 / fl oz)
Out of stock

Aisle 16

Victoria H‑E‑B plus!
6106 N. NAVARRO

Description

Give your clothes a crisp, long-lasting edge. Purex Sta-Flo liquid laundry starch is a long-time product used to provide body and stiffness to natural fibers in your clothes after washing. And, since it is formulated to make clothes wrinkle-resistant, Sta-Flo helps the iron glide faster and more easily giving your clothes and linen a professional finish. Its great for blue jeans, uniforms, work shirts

  • Ingredients

    Water, Corn Starch, Soap (Cyclocarboxypropyloeic Acid, Sodium Hydroxide), Sodium Tetraborate, Tetrasodium EDTA, Castor Oil, Sodium Hyroxymethylglycinate, Dimethicone, Sodium Metabisulfate, Fragrance.

  • Starching laundry - as easy as 1, 2, 3. 1. Choose your preferred starch level (shake bottle well). For Spraying: Mix one part Sta-Flo with two parts water in pump-type spray bottle. For Soaking: Light: Add 6 cups of water for each cup of Sta-Flo. Medium: Add 4 cups of water for each cup of Sta-Flo. Heavy: Mix half Sta-Flo and half water. Extra-Heavy: Use undiluted Sta-Flo. 2. Spray or Soak: Spray starch on garments as you iron to add a light starch touch. Soak laundry completely to get starch deeper into the fibers. (Do not add soap, detergent, bleach, water softener or bluing.) Wring out firmly. Dry if desired. Great for blue jeans. Set washer to soak cycle and add 6 cups of Sta-Flo to washing drum filled with warm water. Soak jeans, drain washer and spin. Do not rinse. 3. Iron Garments: Iron garments while damp, for best results (or use steam iron on dry garments). Front-Load Washers: Check your owner's manual for soaking options and restrictions or recommendations on using liquid starch in your machine. Use Sta-Flo for your craft ideas. Sta-Flo Paint Mixture (Shake Bottle Well): Make Your Own Paint: Mix 1 cup of Sta-Flo liquid starch with 1 teaspoon of liquid paint or a sprinkle of dry tempera paint. Sta-Flo Paper Mache Paste: Stir up some paper mache paste. Whisk 1/2 cup of flour with 1 cup of Sta-Flo liquid starch until smooth. Apply to project, allowing to dry in between layers. Store excess in refrigerator.