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Child's clothes disaster

LandoCalrissian · 2015-01-01 23:12:48

Just washed a big load of daughters whites/lights and a pair of red pants snuck in Predictably enough colours ran My question is - is there anything I can do???? Otherwise looking at some lovely outfits potentially ruined

02-01-2015 12:12am

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LandoCalrissian

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Just washed a big load of daughters whites/lights and a pair of red pants snuck in

Predictably enough colours ran

My question is - is there anything I can do????

Otherwise looking at some lovely outfits potentially ruined

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#2 02-01-2015 8:41am

Missyelliot2

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There's a product you can get called 'Colour Run' - it should take out most of the pinky colour. You'll get it in Tesco etc.
Good luck!

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#3 02-01-2015 5:12pm

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You can get colour run remover in most supermarkets and shops. Usually all you have to do is soak the clothes in water with the product and then wash as normal. I'd advise in the future you use colour catchers when doing mixed washes unless your confident the colours won't run.

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#4 02-01-2015 6:23pm

LandoCalrissian

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Thanks I just tried washing them again but it didn't really do anything

I am going to try and pick something up on the way home this evening

Thanks for the recommendations

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