How can I wash my white T-shirt?
Question:I like to wear white T-shirts. But a lot of them turn yellow after a while. How can I wash them? They are cotton, and have the stamp "Do not bleach", since there are colored prints in the front..
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i think you can still use oxyclean. i use it and it whitens, but doesn't bleach. my labels stay labeled...
use just a litle bleach it'll be ok
with water
You can wash in Bleach made for colors, read the bottles of Bleach.
Soak in "Nappysan" its excellent, you may have to do it a couple of times, to get it back to really white
i usually soak my whites that i dont bleach over night in cold water no soap then next day i will add tide with bleach and wash in hot water ...
You need to buy color safe bleach! That will help turn them white without hurting the color on the front. Although with my husbands shirts like that I just use regular bleach.. just a quarter of what you should use though and fill up the washer with water & the bleach in it before you put the shirts in there!
all whites will turn yellow after a while. especially the armpits(sweat and stuff). if you are that turned up about it, take your stuff to a dry cleaner....
the with think to cook n for others think i dont remember the name but its arm and hammer products dont use beach cause that turns yellow after time
there's loads of different things you can buy to add to your washing powder to keep your whites white!!
or, if you live in England or Ireland then you could try Daz, it has the whitener already in it and it has a lovely smell!!
Use distilled vinegar in your rinse cycle to your white or colored clothing and they will come out clean and bright white/colored. If the stain is really bad, try boiling some water in a pot and add a cup on distilled vinegar, then add your t-shirt. Let it boil for 10 mins, and your t-shirt should be bright and clean. =) BTW, this is a really good website to check out. http://www.vinegartips.com/laundry/...
I use oxy clean and it helps keep my whites white.
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