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Dye ran on clothes

  • 02-09-2007 5:25pm
    #1
    faceman
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    Not sure if this is the best forum so please move if not.

    Anywho, took my white shirt out of the wash earlier and a bit of red has appeared on the collar. Looks like colour ran. However no non white clothes were in wash. Odd.

    Anyway, anyone got any tips/advice for gettin it out? Or am i fooked and should throw it out?


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  • #2
    Stark
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    That happens to me occasionally as well. I get coloured stains on my clothes even though I haven't mixed them with colours. Had to throw out a few articles :( I wish I knew what causes it in the first place.


  • #3
    eliza64
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    I'd cheak the filter it might be blocked or under the rubber rim might have some red gunk.Run a hot wash with no washing in.I'd wash it again if that does not work try bleach.


  • #4
    chuckles30
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    There's stuff available to take colours back out of whites after such accidents. It's Punch Colour Run and is available in Dunnes/Tesco with the other detergents/fabric softeners etc. Last time I got it, it was in a lilac coloured box. It works great on whites......trust me, I've been there. I've also used it on colours, but it can take out the original colour.....but I knew that was a risk.

    The instructions for use are on the pack. The best way is to put the clothes in a basin and leave soaking for a few hours. It didn't work great in the washing machine option.


  • #5
    faceman
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    thanks for the advice all, i appreciate it.


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