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Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)By xstchr92 from Orlando, FL Feedback About This Post:RE: Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)Thank you to all who responded to my problem! The only items I was trying to bleach were whites and ended up having to rewash them about four times (with oxi-clean and vinegar alternately) before the smell dissapated. I'm in Florida and we are now in our rainy season so drying outdoors is out of the question since we have (almost) daily downpours. I will keep in mind all of your suggestions and I repeat Thank You again. This is a great resource for many problems and I believe we are all grateful. Post by xstchr92 RE: Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)Put clothes that have been bleached back through for a second wash and rinse cycle with no soap or additives to get as much bleach residue out as possible. Also, the next time you need to get a stain out of his clothes, try using hydrogen peroxide instead of bleach. I am very sensitive to bleach and have been using it for several years now as a bleach substitute. Make sure you test the peroxide on a small place that doesn't show before using it. It can sometimes fade black, blue and dark green. Post by Kephirra RE: Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)Try Oxiclean and put the clothes on the soak cycle for a while. Baking soda also works well. Post by Mythi RE: Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)Yes, after washing as normal, in the last rinse, add something you can get from a pet/fish store. It takes chlorine out of water, really changes it to an amino acid, but it's really good at this. Post by c t RE: Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)
Here's a very good bleach alternative: Post by Deeli RE: Washing Clothing With Bleach (Without Having Them Smell Like Bleach)Chlorine will dissipate in fresh air & also evaporate from water in a day or two... Just hang the clothes outside in the sunshine! They can also be rinsed in your machine's rinse water with half a cup of vinegar added. But the fresh air is best! Post by Cyinda |
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