Can these towels be bleached?
274898
Don't see why not though I personally don't use bleach on anything that goes against my skin. Regular washing works fine.
2211807
Sorry, but I have no idea if it can be washed using bleach. Maybe try a good detergent with stain removing ingredients.
803191
Yes, these are machine washable. No bleach, machine wash cold, dry low heat, remove promptly from dryer.
106443
No. They fade if you use OxyClean on them, and definitely no bleach. I've had mine for a couple years and there's no shrinkage in the towel or, more importantly, on the edges. It's still perfectly flat and I wash it in hot water and dry it on high heat.
1593487
I am not a Dr but it is my opinion that the answer to your question is, yes. However, I would not buy these ones as over half of the towelettes were completely dried out when I opened the packages.
1298919
If you have a good wash routine you shouldn't have to bleach them. Bleach can be used, however if used to much it can break down the pul over time.
1105773
Absolutely...the ones I bought had them available & they also had some combination packages, as well. We totally love them & will never buy another "thick, luxurios" towel again. These do EVERYTHING better...from use, through wash and travel, too. Love'm!
1200037
I have not used bleach. I suggest you check with the maker of the comforter.
228994
I don't think so! I washed them by hand and they get a little soggy. I'd think the dishwasher's drying cycle would mostly destroy them.
1303958
You can wring it out with soap and hot water and you can even put them in the dishwasher. I think it depends on the amount of grease on the towel whether you would want to use it again.
140016
I've used bleach a few times, with no noticeable wear. Brightened them up and removed minor stains. But as another user said, I would not do it regularly.
1971335
As best I can tell,yes. They dry extremely quickly. I use them in lieu of paper towels. Super absorbent, easily washed and dried.
789002
i throw them in the washer. and i use regular detergent soap with bleach and in hot water, your color ones might changed color but you can use them again.
199527
Yes you can use bleach as long as you rinse the sprayer very well after use.
169498
I would never bleach the towel. I wash it in hot water and sometimes add a little bit of white vinegar to the wash cycle.
982058
I actually haven't tried, but I would imagine they could. I use them with all kinds of cleaning products, some of which may contain bleach, and I haven't had any issues.
1276563
Yes, they are intended for that purpose. Wash them in hot, soapy water after use and, for greater security, you can dip them in a dilute solution of bleach.