Laundry
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StrawberryGal
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Use bleach on all white clothes unless the label said not to. Use "color-safe bleach" on colors clothes. You can't ruin them. I've been using them both with no problems.
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StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
Oxy Stain laundry soap. I used those to get rid of poop and spit up stains from both of my babies. It worked!
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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All white load: sheets, socks, etc
Bleach is A OK, but make sure you read the bottle so you don't over-do it, either way.
anything else, I just stick with detergent with bleach alternative, and knock on wood, I haven't had any bleeding (and I mix pretty much all of my laundry...forget doing separate loads for lights/darks/etc
)
Bleach is A OK, but make sure you read the bottle so you don't over-do it, either way.
anything else, I just stick with detergent with bleach alternative, and knock on wood, I haven't had any bleeding (and I mix pretty much all of my laundry...forget doing separate loads for lights/darks/etc
)
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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Oxy Stain laundry soap. I used those to get rid of poop and spit up stains from both of my babies. It worked!
I couldn't be a mother.
itsbob
I bowl overhand
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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Typical men comments.
Trust me, it's a compliment.
Ya'll put up with more crap (literally, and figuratively
) than I would ever want to.My hat goes off to you.
Cowgirl
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I couldn't be a mother.
You better pay attention in case you need this information in the future. :skidmarks:
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
Trust me, it's a compliment.
Ya'll put up with more crap (literally, and figuratively
My hat goes off to you.
Thanks.
Cowgirl
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I can't use bleach without ruining some article of clothing due to drippage. I can't be trusted to use a bottle of bleach and a measuring cup appropriately.
You use a measuring cup? I just dump it in.
SShewbert
What love is all about
Trust me, it's a compliment.
Ya'll put up with more crap (literally, and figuratively
My hat goes off to you.
My husband had never changed a diaper until our first child. So the first time he changed her diaper was first time. I could not get out of bed and show him so I had to tell him what to do. I forgot to tell him to have the other diaper ready and put it under her when he took the old one off and she peed all over the place. He ended up having to change the blankets in the bassinet thing they have kids in and also her clothes. It was pretty darn funny.
SShewbert
What love is all about
I can't use bleach without ruining some article of clothing due to drippage. I can't be trusted to use a bottle of bleach and a measuring cup appropriately.
Yea I dyed my husband long johns pink some how and I dont know how because I know I did not use bleach in the dark clothes. Thankfully they just go under his clothes otherwise I am sure he would have been mad.
StrawberryGal
Sweet and Innocent
If any of your clothes get bleed on while it is still wet, re-wash it again by itself and the color will come out. If you dried it, the color will stay in, so re-wash it first before you put it in the dryer.
When you buy new clothes from the store and you don't want to risk it bleeding on your other old or new clothes, use "Shout Color Catcher" fabric sheet in your washing machine. It is in a small box with the laundry soap/bleach/etc. section called "Shout Color Catcher". I'm happy with this product. They takes the colors onto the sheet instead of on your clothes.
Why does this matter? Please explain.
sunflower
Loving My Life...
theArtistFormerlyKnownAs
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What's the difference?