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Help!! Colours run in wash!!
abbecer
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Help desperately needed. Put in a load of whites before bed and they have turned bluey/ grey. Some white pj's with a very fine blue line through have run. Any ideas to get my whites back. I rewashed them minus the pj's hoping it wasn't 'set' and would wash out. Will i have to use runaway or similar or is there something OS that i can do. Suggestions desperately needed. Thanks in advance.
Rebecca x
Rebecca x
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I had quite a good result using the colour run sheet things. I rewashed all the whites and most of the colour run came out (although not quite all of it). Some bits I used Ace bleach on.
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abbecer wrote:Help desperately needed. Put in a load of whites before bed and they have turned bluey/ grey. Some white pj's with a very fine blue line through have run. Any ideas to get my whites back. I rewashed them minus the pj's hoping it wasn't 'set' and would wash out. Will i have to use runaway or similar or is there something OS that i can do. Suggestions desperately needed. Thanks in advance.
Rebecca x
Hi Rebecca,
Dylon do a product that reverses colour runs - I can't remember the name or the price sorry but you should be able to find it in Woolies or Asda (probably other big supermarkets too
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Hi abbecer,
I've seen a lot of people on Old Style recommend Dylon Colour Run Remover which seems to help.
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