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    Can I mix it with softener, instead of essential oil?
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    Yea, it works fine. It just doesn't have a smell and has a different consistency.
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    How do I eliminate the smell of fabric starch?
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    You can dilute the smell by using an essential oil, like lavender, rose, or jasmine.
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    Do I spray the clothing while it is wet or dry?
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    If you spray while the clothing is wet, you dilute the effect. Spray on dry clothes.
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    I am from Australia and have not heard of cornstarch. Is it the same as corn flour?
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    Corn flour is finely ground cornmeal. Cornstarch, on the other hand, is derived only from the endosperm of a corn kernel. They are not the same but it is not clear if corn flour can be substituted for cornstarch in this recipe.
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