Soak in 1/3 bottle of hydrogen peroxide and warm water in a basin for about 30 minutes. Launder as usual. I don't use bleach. Tends to make whites dingy and breaks down the fibers over time. I use 1/3 bottle along with my detergent in the washer when washing whites. Most oxygen detergents are peroxide based.
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing or similar will make your whites blindingly white. Make sure to first thoroughly dissolve 1 or 2 drops of bluing in a cup of cool water before adding it to your wash water.
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Oxy-clean works well. Also, there is a Rit product you can purchase that is a color remover, just follow the directions on the package.
Thank you, I will try one of those.
Soak in 1/3 bottle of hydrogen peroxide and warm water in a basin for about 30 minutes. Launder as usual. I don't use bleach. Tends to make whites dingy and breaks down the fibers over time. I use 1/3 bottle along with my detergent in the washer when washing whites. Most oxygen detergents are peroxide based.
Borax or a blueing agent.
I used Oxyclean for whites. I was amazed at the dirty gray water that came out of the garment.
Mrs. Stewart's Bluing or similar will make your whites blindingly white. Make sure to first thoroughly dissolve 1 or 2 drops of bluing in a cup of cool water before adding it to your wash water.
I like good old bleach in the load of laundry.