My clothes got turned blue/grayish after washing. Will this help?
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I used it for two things - whitening my white clothes and - destroying documents. It was really for both applications. I don't know that it will make colored clothes brighter but it works amazingly well on whites.
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No. If anything this will make them more blue. It's meant to be used with white laundry that has yellowed from time and/or heat. The blue element helps neutralize the yellowish color in the fabric to make it look whiter.
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This is more for clothes that have turned yellow.. This will add more blue to your clothes.
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Dilute the product by putting only a few drops in 4 cups of water until it looks sky blue. Add it to a white wash in the washing machine after it has filled with water. It brightens up the whites better than bleach. I love it.
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It darkened my pretty silver to a dull gray. That was mid-January. It's taken numerous washings to get my hair back to its normal color and it still has a bit to go. Hope this was helpful. This product did not work for me.
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If you're wearing really dark wash raw denim, it's going to transfer regardless. The Scotchgard will make it easier to wash out, however. I've had this problem too.
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No it's not. The stain is gone right away but you are supposed to still wash the clothing afterwards.
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It should not. Check colored clothing often to make sure the direct application of hydrogen peroxide does not lighten the fabric. You can test the colorfastness of a fabric by leaving a small amount of hydrogen peroxide on a hidden area for at least 15 minutes.To lift stains, dab hydrogen peroxide directly on the stain with a cotton swab or clean white cloth and let it soak for 15 minutes or more, depending on the stain.To brighten laundry - both whites and colors - add half a cup of hydrogen peroxide to the washing machine along with your regular detergent.
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The color of mine is white with the black and grey. I would suggest washing it in cold water since my first washing faded the black color.
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Yes, unfortunately it can, it all depends on how the fabric has been dyed: some clothes are impervious to Benzoyl Peroxide, others stain very easily.
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It doesn't work as bleach really. The "bluing" effect neutralizes the yellow of white fabric that has been washed and bleached with chlorine over time.
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This solution is not clear. However, I have often sprayed myself in the evening in order to darken overnight as I sleep & I have never discolored my clothes or sheets.
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I don't know. I have gray and have had no problems with it. Perhaps if you had some soap dispenser nearby you could clean anything that got dirty.... Hey, that's what you have!
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I haven't had any problems with colors bleeding or lighter parts looking off yet! If it's a new article of clothing with those features, I'd check to see if it needs a 2nd rinse if the dye is really saturated in the dark fabric.
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It will probably ruin the shirt, or change the color drastically. This color remover is like very strong bleach.
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Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the weather is right and you have a place to do it---is hanging it outside in the sun to dry. Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the... » Read More Any white clothing/material can be washed with bleach; however, the trick with bleach is not to use too much because that's what makes whites yellow. If you have a stain on the mat, I'd suggest a stain/spot remover for pre-treating prior to washing. Clorox2 pre-treater and stain booster is an excellent product and I've had success getting very bad stains out with it. If you still want to bleach, I'd go with about a quarter cup (small load) to a half cup (large load) added to water in your washer. Then put in the bath mat...warm wash, cold rinse. Another option for making it whiter---if the weather is right and you have a place to do it---is hanging it outside in the sun to dry. « Show Less
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May we ask what detergent you used? It sounds like the dye from a colored detergent was absorbed. We will gladly replace the pillowcase. Please email us at customerservice@fishersfinery.com
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Hi, I've never had it discolor any clothing or any other articles. I've noticed just a gradual fading with my discoloration so it's pretty even. I hope that helps.
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Oh my gosh, YES! You should try to pretreat the tough stain with a bar of laundry soap like Fels Naptha or Zote. Use the washer on the clothing and then let it soak for really bad stains. Then go back to washing.