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I washed my pink pants with blue jeans and ruined my pink pants! I’m sorry to hear about your pink pants! The good news is you might be able to use a bleach and water solution to get any blue color off the pink. You can only do this if the pink c...
I had a mishap with some of my whites and tried to use Clorox® Regular Bleach to get the red out. Unfortunately, in the process, the bottle fell and a small hole punctured the Clorox container. I scrambled to clean up, and had an old bottle of Tide®...
My husband washed a red sweatshirt with his whites which are now pink. Can his dress shirts be saved and turned white again? They are cotton/polyester blend. Oops on the red sweatshirt! After the shirts have been dried they are pretty well dyed pink...
I work at a hospital. They are very strict on expired products. The powers-that-be say that the date stamped on the bottles is an expiration date. It is always good to have fresh product available, especially in hospital settings. On the Clorox® Regu...
How do you get dye out of a white shirt? The dye is pink. This is such a great question—it sounds like maybe you had dye transfer from one item to another, probably during the wash cycle. There are a couple of remedies you can try to get the pink c...
Everyone, including me, always gets excited about the Easter Bunny! I thought I’d put up a quick note about how to remove a couple of Easter Bunny-related stains from the outdoor egg hunt and the melted/dripping/dropped chocolate bunny stains. I LOV...
I have some clothes that have grease stains on them. I use Shout, do i need to turn clothes inside out, get it wet and spray? I dont know how to get the stain out. Greasy stains definitely need to be pre-treated before washing, and it’s best to do ...
How do I treat my white clothes that were turned pink from washing alongside red clothes? You should be able to restore the white items that picked up a pink color with a bleach soaking solution as long as the white items are safely bleachable. Note...
