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Cleaning Pillowcases with Hair Product
Kevie192
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Hi all,
Quick OS question I'm sure someone will know the answer to...
I shower in the morning so usually I go to bed still with hair products in my hair (I'm male, so wax and hairspray). When I wash my bedding, even the longer washes don't remove all of these products so the pillowcases get build up with it... Doesn't look very nice and I know they are not 100% clean!
Any tips on how to remove this? Tried soaking in hot water then scrubbing with shampoo before putting in the wash. It did help but doesn't clean them totally.
Cheers,
Kevin
Quick OS question I'm sure someone will know the answer to...
I shower in the morning so usually I go to bed still with hair products in my hair (I'm male, so wax and hairspray). When I wash my bedding, even the longer washes don't remove all of these products so the pillowcases get build up with it... Doesn't look very nice and I know they are not 100% clean!
Any tips on how to remove this? Tried soaking in hot water then scrubbing with shampoo before putting in the wash. It did help but doesn't clean them totally.
Cheers,
Kevin
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Following advice from people in this thread [URL="http://https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5324398[/URL]
I put mine on at 90 with some vinegar in the rinse cycle and they came out much better than before.0 -
I soak mine in warm water with washing-up liquid before washing as normal.Lost my soulmate so life is empty.
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Diana Gabaldon, Outlander0 -
I just put neat washing liquid on mine then straight in the washer. I have not bought any stain removing stuff for years as i find washing up liquid always works.0
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