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Cleaning Soiled Underwear?

February 15, 2009

Two pairs of underwear on a clothesline.My mom is starting to soil her undies. How do I get out the feces and urine. I put tried bleach and water, then soaking and washing them in detergent but the smell of bleach is there.

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Any other suggestions would really help. Thank you.

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February 15, 20090 found this helpful
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You can use vinegar instead of fabric softener in the fabric softener dispenser place in your washer. This should remove all smells of bleach. I find the smell very irritating so when I wash my white handkerchiefs using bleach I am sure to use vinegar to remove the smell. Also, consider getting your mother something like depends.

 
February 16, 20091 found this helpful
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Instead of using bleach, use hydrogen peroxide. Gets everything squeaky clean, no yellowing like bleach does, and best of all no bleach smell!

 
February 15, 20091 found this helpful

Try adding a cup of baking soda to rinse water.

 
February 15, 20090 found this helpful

try adding a cup of white vinegar to the wash water and wash in hot water allow them to soak if you can good luck

 
By Friesland sage (Guest Post)
February 15, 20090 found this helpful

Just use the same products as for baby clothes. They are made to take out all the stains that come out of either end of the baby!

I began using baby detergent years ago for my sensitive skin.

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I like the way it makes my sheets and other laundry smell, too. Hope this will be a solution for you.

 
February 15, 20090 found this helpful

I love the smell of bleach it just smells like clean to me, but I would add the vinegar or I would use less bleach and soak the panties in vinegar then wash with a little bleach. The vinegar can also be sprayed on furniture that she has sat on it will smell like vinegar until it dries but it's better than urine smell. If bleach and vinegar cannot be used in the wash I would use Spray and Wash or maybe some Oxyclean.

 
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February 16, 20090 found this helpful

My mom used cloth diapers and she used to soak them in a solution of borax and water. They sell 20 mule team borax at most stores. It's natural and won't break down the fibers as fast as bleach, and is less apt to cause skin allergies.

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It works wonders. Give it a try!

 
By flower51 (Guest Post)
February 16, 20090 found this helpful

Thanks everyone for all your suggestions I will sure try them. It is a great help. Thank you all.

 
February 17, 20090 found this helpful

Here in the UK we have a very good product called Napisan which is used to soak fabric nappies (diapers) befor laundering. If thats available in the USA you could try that.

 
February 17, 20090 found this helpful

I have the same problem with my MIL. I use 20 Mule Team Borax. I just add about 1/4 to a half of cup with my usual laundry detergent. It does a great job removing odors.

 
By kidena (Guest Post)
February 17, 20090 found this helpful

Try using 1/2 cup tide detergent, 1/2 cup borax, & 1 cup bleach in your washing machine with the machine filling with water. If possible dry items in the sun outside. I've been doing this for over 48 years & have never had a problem with any white clothes or even pastel womens panties not coming out impeccable clean (even with an occasional accident).

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good luck.

 
By soyzicks (Guest Post)
February 17, 20090 found this helpful

I use a pet product that removes stains and odor - gives off nice scent. I think I am going to switch to the borax suggestions. I believe borax is cheaper than what I have been paying for.

 

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February 17, 20091 found this helpful

Plain club soda is the best thing I have found to remove stains. Just soak the undies in the club soda and wash as usual.This product removes almost anything. Hope this helps. ~Janette~

 
By Cathy from Townsville, QLD (Guest Post)
February 18, 20090 found this helpful

Look in your supermarket laundry aisle for products sold in tubs that are used to whiten and brighten nappies. I always soak white bras, etc in them and they come out looking like new!

 
February 27, 20090 found this helpful

We have Napisan in Australia as well. However an inexpensive soaker which also works on soiled nappies is bi-carb soda ( baking soda) disoolved in hot water.

 
March 8, 20090 found this helpful

Thanks for the tips as my hubby has accidents sometimes. Sure appreciated.

 
August 31, 20160 found this helpful

Try crest tooth paste it honestly helps get an old tooth brush U don't use and just scrub the places that need it :)

 
August 31, 20160 found this helpful

Try crest tooth paste it honestly helps get an old tooth brush U don't use and just scrub the places that need it :)

 
September 17, 20160 found this helpful

have no luck with oxi clean...what do you use

 
September 21, 20190 found this helpful

Soak her undies in vinegar for 30 minutes and then wash them

 
April 16, 20210 found this helpful

Ugh. Bleach is so toxic(carcinogen) to us and the environment. I am severely allergic to it. No one should use that poison.

 
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