I just washed all of my baby's clothes, two of which were gifts and some of these dresses are really expensive and beautiful ones. However, the color bled into all the others and they have turned bluish/reddish. Can anyone please suggest a way of getting them back to their original colors?
I did not have this problem before with her other colored clothes, just this lot (actually one of two blueish red outfits.) I am so upset, because some of these dresses she hasn't even worn. Please help.
Thank you Phyllis! I had washed my son's khaki uniform pants with something red and it stained them pretty bad. I had tried re-washing twice with no luck and was sure that they were ruined. Then I read your post and I can not tell you how happy I was with the results of the Carbona. The stains are out and he will never know what happened. I will be sure to keep a box of this at home from now on.
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11/08/2010
If the sweater is washable, wash it by itself with a Shout Color Catcher sheet. I do not usually push brand names, but this is one product that works. You could also take the sweater to a dry-cleaner's.
By (Guest Post)
02/26/2009
I had a coat fade on a khaki purse of mine Is there anyway to remove the color that faded on it.
By Phyllis (Guest Post)
02/19/2009
I use a product called Carbona Color Run Remover. It is expensive (less than $5), but worth every penny. Just follow the instructions. Some stores have it with the dye or you can always find it at JoAnn's Fabrics. I keep a box on hand at all times.
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02/19/2009
Rit color remover will do the job for you. I always keep an extra box in the laundry room for when this might happen.
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I have the same problem. I washed some clothes and one of them bled on the others and the other clothes changed in color. I live in Lebanon and I didn't find the products named in the feedback. Could someone help me please?