What to do with a stained white feather comforter/mattress cover? oxi/bleach solution no help. Dye? Find a duvet cover?
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Do you know what the stains are?
3po3
on Jun 06, 2012
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If oxi/bleach did not work, I agree, the duvet cover is the answer. If you cannot find a reasonable one, then sew 2 flat sheet together like a pillowcase. This is easy & inexpensive.
Culpepper Carpets and Interiors, Inc.
on Jun 07, 2012
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have you tried regular bleach...You said this is white? the only color real bleach can work on.
KMS Woodworks
on Jun 07, 2012
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Stains are God knows -- my son and his girl used awhile. :) Bought brown dye -- can't hurt, then like the 2 sheets sewn together idea! Thanks! Also thought about cutting apart and using for large pillows, seat cushions, bench cushions...need to learn how to sew. lol
Glade Interiors
on Jun 07, 2012
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Seems like it couldn't hurt to try KMS' suggestion of regular bleach before these other backup plans.
3po3
on Jun 07, 2012
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Try aplying lemon juice to the stains and put it in the sun. Then bring it in and wash with Tide and vinegar and bleach. First put bleach and tide and then vinegar. Do not put in dryer as it will seal the stains.
Priscilla E
on Jun 08, 2012
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I've used bleach and dishwater detergent in the washing machine with great results.I usually pour it in, run hot water and let soak over night. Good luck!
Carol J
on Jun 19, 2012
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Thanks all. I gave it to my friend who helped me move...now there's an easy solution!
Glade Interiors
on Jun 24, 2012
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Brilliant Let her figure it out if she wants to.
3po3
on Jun 24, 2012
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peroxide works on stains as well, we use it on clothing when there is a blood stain that wont come out
Karen C
on Jul 05, 2012
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