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How do I white a yellowed outfit.

JAMES VTI S · 2015-01-21 10:19:14

I have an outfit that I wear to the gym ECT but it's yellowed in patches, how can I restore it to the original white colour. This outfit has badges with colours and bkack writing.

21-01-2015 11:19am

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JAMES VTI S

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I have an outfit that I wear to the gym ECT but it's yellowed in patches, how can I restore it to the original white colour.

This outfit has badges with colours and bkack writing.

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#2 21-01-2015 11:27am

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I use the Vanish pre wash spray- spray it on the stains 5 mins before putting it into the wash and it should do the trick...

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#3 21-01-2015 12:36pm

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I'll give it a bash, thanks very much.

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JAMES VTI S

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I tried that and it's OK but not 110% yet, any other ideas.

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#5 23-01-2015 11:15am

LLewellen Farquarson

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I use the vanish power on the yellow stains under the arms of my work shirts. This is caused by the aluminium in deoderants.

Follow the instructions for a pre-soak. Coloured - about an hour, whites - overniight (although I havent found any problem with soaking whites with a bit of colour on the collars etc, overnight).

Sometimes it might need a second soak, but then comes up lovely.

Then I switched to non-aluminium deoderants.

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#6 23-01-2015 7:10pm

JAMES VTI S

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Great info, i'll give that a bash as well some time.

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