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saving a white top turned grey

tatsplat · 2017-01-04 08:56:59

My SO did some washing while I was away for 3 days and he put a top of mine which was white in the wash with some darker clothes and it turned a blue-grey colour. Washed it on its own with a sachet of Punch ultra whitener but it's still dingy looking. Should I use another sachet or try vanish or have you any other…

04-01-2017 8:56am

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My SO did some washing while I was away for 3 days and he put a top of mine which was white in the wash with some darker clothes and it turned a blue-grey colour. Washed it on its own with a sachet of Punch ultra whitener but it's still dingy looking. Should I use another sachet or try vanish or have you any other suggestions?

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#2 05-01-2017 10:15am

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There should be a Colour Run Remover that you can get, I saved more than one white item of clothing with that. I can't remember the brand, so I don't know if it was Punch, Dylon, or Dr. Beckmann, there's probably one available in each brand. They do work wonders, you can see the colour disappearing under your eyes, and it doesn't contain bleach.

This is one of them, anyway.

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What's an SO out of curiousity?

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What's an SO out of curiousity?

A significant other
It's what people call their boyfriends

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