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White Bra Dyed by Dark Clothing

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Date: 04/19/2007 Topics: Cleaning > Laundry | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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I have a new white bra that is now half blue from wearing it with a new (non-washed) black blouse. I have washed it in Woollite, soaked it in Oxyclean and nothing has worked. Help!

Melinda from Edmond, OK
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Post By barb (Guest Post) (12/14/2007)
I can across a product I now use in various cleaning and stain jobs and it is a natural deodorizer as well. It is Borax and can be found in your supermarket. Green box and called 20 Mule Team Borax - I would soak in that for several hours and then wash as usual. This product is great on grease stains, food stains, etc. I add a 1/4 to my wash water before adding my detergent. It is a water softner as well.


Post By jessica (Guest Post) (05/11/2007)
what size is the bra. if it is big then you can bleach it and nothing will happen. if it is small and thin then go to a dollarstore and there are some power cleaners and that works great (i had same problem)


Post By thelma from manila, philippines (Guest Post) (04/23/2007)
melinda, try soaking the bra in boiling water with detergent and see if it would work. i've tried doing this on some white t-shirts which got dyed by the colored clothes, too, and it worked. hope it works for you ,too, thelma

Editor's Note: Because bras are quite often made from synthetic materials and also have elastic, boiling water might be too hot for them.


Post by Februarycat (8) | (04/21/2007)
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I did this awhile back, with a pink t shirt, everything came out pink. I got some sachets from the supermarket. I put all the white underwear in a bucket and added the powder and left it for a few hours then washed it all again in the washer and it came out all white again. I cannot remember the name of the product, but I'm in the UK but check the washing products in your supermarket.


Post by Mythi (34) | (04/20/2007)
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This site has tons of tips on stain removal and a chart for all sorts of stains.

http://www.realsimple.com/realsimpl ... ery/0,21863,1541307,00.html?cid=fsr1


Post by jess_admin (401) | (04/20/2007)
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RIT makes a dye removal product that is supposed to work well. You should be able to get it at any craft store and probably even a larger supermarket or box store. I've never tried it but it might be worth a try.

Jess


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