When washing & drying new men's undershirts

Pat
by Pat
After only 3 wishing & drying new mens white udershirts they are gray & dingy aready. We live in an apartment so we can not hang to dry outside. We have a community laundry room. Using blue agent, beach, oxi products, hydrogen proxcide on the old shirts & nothing worked. Now it is happening to the New one. Help please.

  5 answers
  • Joy30150932 Joy30150932 on Dec 24, 2017

    Try Oxi clean in your laundry. I put a scoop into the bottom of my washer and then add the clothes. You will need less detergent. Too much laundry soap could be making your clothing grey.

  • Eileen B. Eileen B. on Dec 24, 2017

    That is your water. If you are only washing the white undershirts use bleach or you can buy bluing and add it to the water.

    • Pat Pat on Dec 25, 2017

      I used bleach and bluing agent but still dingy gray. Thanks so much for your suggestions

  • William William on Dec 24, 2017

    Seems like you have tried everything. I Tend to agree with Eileen. It can be the water but also being a community laundry it also the way everyone else is washing their clothes or what they are using. Residues do ramain. My suggestion is try using Rit Color Remover to whiten the shirts. Then try using different laundry facilities a few times and see what the result is.

    • Pat Pat on Dec 25, 2017

      thanks for that suggestion. This is One I have tried. I’ll let you know when I do my next load of whites. NYC water is suppose to be one of the best but as you say a community washer doesn’t help.

  • Pat Pat on Dec 24, 2017

    I put a less than a tablespoon of liquid bleach along with detergent in the washer with my husband's t-shirts...that keeps them white. Too much bleach will turn them yellow. I have a front load washer.

    • Pat Pat on Dec 28, 2017

      Maybe I am putting in too much bleach in the front load machines. I will try it. Thank you ever so much.