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Getting whites white again (NOTE: This is a laundry discussion, not a racial one! ________________
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yikes, I hate white laundry. I have like 2 or 3 white shirts for about a year, it's all I can handle | |
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errant said: Actually I use this stuff and it does make a difference. "...I will go to the animal shelter and get you a kitty cat. I will let you fall in love...with that kitty cat. And then on some dark, cold night I will steal away into your home...and punch you in the face!" | |
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Hydrogen peroxide
1. Whiten Your White Laundry
Pour in a cup of hydrogen peroxide into a washer load of white laundry instead of chlorine bleach and it will whiten your clothes. Don't pour it directly on your clothes. It can fade out the color just like bleach does! The org's resident no-so-fancy lesbian Proud Wendy & Lisa Asskisser Politicians should dress like race car drivers, then we'd know who their corporate sponsors are. | |
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lazycrockett said: errant said: Actually I use this stuff and it does make a difference. yeah, i like it | |
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Lammastide said: This is a laundry discussion, not a racial one!
oh boy, imagine!!! I only just started using Fabric softener When I was 16, I fully expected to be able to build my own KITT car.
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ZombieKitten said: Lammastide said: This is a laundry discussion, not a racial one!
oh boy, imagine!!! I only just started using Fabric softener and makes your towels all cwudderly i need to get some fab softner, this warm weather dries things to a crisp Crazy stalker girls
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oops, upon reading this thread. C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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Imago said: ![]() DEAD WITH LAUGHTER !!!I can almost hear the kid saying THAT'S WASCIST ( errors intended to get the toothless tone ) | |
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Nikademus said: Hydrogen peroxide
http://www.associatedcont...oxide.html 1. Whiten Your White Laundry
Pour in a cup of hydrogen peroxide into a washer load of white laundry instead of chlorine bleach and it will whiten your clothes. Don't pour it directly on your clothes. It can fade out the color just like bleach does! takes notes Project L.O.V.E | |
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Another vote for Oxiclean.
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oxiclean took smoke stains straight out of some vintage bark cloth curtains from the 40's, it made the silver and gray tones silver and gray instead of yellow/ivory | |
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I thought it was racial so I clicked here. At least you cleared that up | |
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purplecorvette1 said: Dr Beckmann Glowhite powder sachets.
Yep. Glo White is a-maz-ing. ![]() My Current Single Of The Week! http://prince.org/msg/8/322299 | |
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Too much bleach will shred the cotton.
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Thanks for this thread...I've been thinking of how to whiten my clothes for days. Clorox-bleach doesn't work...My whites turned yellow some how. can't get rid of black marks on my white socks.... unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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paintedlady said: Too much bleach will shred the cotton.
IF the Oxiclean or hydrogenperoxide (same stuff) doesn't work... then do this. Soak a new navy t-shirt (or if you are brave a pair of dark wash blue jeans) in warm water and allow that water to darken from the dye. Take out said blue jeans or t-shirt and stir the water up and place comforter in to soak for like an hour. Wash the comforter in cold water after. The blue dye from the t-shirt or jeans will make you whites look whiter. That or this stuff called Tri-zyme from Amway. WITHOUT tearing up the fabric. guRRL, it's funny you said that. Whenever I try to whiten or lighten something in photoshop, I end up basically changing the hue towards the blue-end of the spectrum. It makes clouds, eyes, teeth--anything that needs to be more white practically pop the fuck out. C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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Imago said: paintedlady said: Too much bleach will shred the cotton.
IF the Oxiclean or hydrogenperoxide (same stuff) doesn't work... then do this. Soak a new navy t-shirt (or if you are brave a pair of dark wash blue jeans) in warm water and allow that water to darken from the dye. Take out said blue jeans or t-shirt and stir the water up and place comforter in to soak for like an hour. Wash the comforter in cold water after. The blue dye from the t-shirt or jeans will make you whites look whiter. That or this stuff called Tri-zyme from Amway. WITHOUT tearing up the fabric. guRRL, it's funny you said that. Whenever I try to whiten or lighten something in photoshop, I end up basically changing the hue towards the blue-end of the spectrum. It makes clouds, eyes, teeth--anything that needs to be more white practically pop the fuck out. I learned that from working as a colorist in a salon. instead of saying cheese when I take a picture, Imma say PHIMOSIS | |
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paintedlady said: Imago said: guRRL, it's funny you said that. Whenever I try to whiten or lighten something in photoshop, I end up basically changing the hue towards the blue-end of the spectrum. It makes clouds, eyes, teeth--anything that needs to be more white practically pop the fuck out. I learned that from working as a colorist in a salon. My hair stylist could work miricales with folks who tried to do it on their own first then needed 'corrections'. He wasn't so good about the mess that was underneat the hair of course, but you can't change ugly--you can only cover it up or color it I guess. Great thread! C:\Otaassk~.exe The new best Prince M&M thread ever: http://prince.org/msg/7/323876 vivid is my new boo! | |
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Borax. | |
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RubyButterfly said: Borax.
I heard that was good too. unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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peacenlovealways said: RubyButterfly said: Borax.
I heard that was good too. It won't cause the yellowing that bleach can, and it's more gentle on fabrics than bleach as well. | |
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RubyButterfly said: peacenlovealways said: I heard that was good too. It won't cause the yellowing that bleach can, and it's more gentle on fabrics than bleach as well. oh ok unlucky7 reincarnated | |
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RubyButterfly said: Borax.
Imma try that. instead of saying cheese when I take a picture, Imma say PHIMOSIS | |
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angel345 said: I thought it was racial so I clicked here. At least you cleared that up
Hey, I'm cool with you throwing a little vitriol. It'd make my thread last longer! ________________
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