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brightening dull colours in the wash.
Thanks
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I'd give them a good wash & extra rinse with a washing powder or liquid you (or your daughter) know works in your (or your daughter's) washing machine & see how they come out when washed and dried and ironed if needed. And if they don't look great, don't dwell on them, use what's usable and say 'oh well, at least baby sick won't ruin them!'0
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i'd use white vinegar as the "conditioner" after a wash. the smell evaporates,won't harm the clothes or baby and will brighten up coloursLIVE SIMPLY * GIVE MORE * EXPECT LESS * BE THANKFUL0
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