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Help - bleached white sheets have turned pink

confusedmummy
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Can anyone help me.
I am trying to clean some white cotton cotbed sheets that were pretty heavily stained. I washed them and then soaked them in bleach. Now they are not only not clean (the stains are still there) but they have turned a soft pink colour from the bleach :eek:.
How can I a) turn them back to white and b) get the stains out? Thanks!
I am trying to clean some white cotton cotbed sheets that were pretty heavily stained. I washed them and then soaked them in bleach. Now they are not only not clean (the stains are still there) but they have turned a soft pink colour from the bleach :eek:.
How can I a) turn them back to white and b) get the stains out? Thanks!
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confusedmummy wrote: »Can anyone help me.
I am trying to clean some white cotton cotbed sheets that were pretty heavily stained. I washed them and then soaked them in bleach. Now they are not only not clean (the stains are still there) but they have turned a soft pink colour from the bleach :eek:.
How can I a) turn them back to white and b) get the stains out? Thanks!
C) Buy some new ones :rotfl:0 -
Why not dye them a different colour. Dylon do wash-in dyes. Just remember to run your washing machine empty on a rinse cycle afterwards else you could end up dying your next load too!0
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At the risk of being completely unhelpful - why bother. Cotbed sheets are by definition for a child too small to care if their (even if its a he!) sheets are slightly pink, and provided the sheets are clean, they won't mind a few stains either. I would personally spend the time enjoying the child rather than wasting it on being excessively clean - but then I'm a bloke so what do I know (care!)Adventure before Dementia!0
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Don't do anything - the pink will fade.
Just wash them again and use as normal. After a few washes, the colour will improve."One day I realised that when you are lying in your grave, it's no good saying, "I was too shy, too frightened."
Because by then you've blown your chances. That's it."0
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