What the hell is bleaching he’s hoody’s?

[overstimulatedhermit]

This has been happening for weeks and I’m baffled. No bleach has been used. No bleach in or around the machine and it’s only certain hoody’s not all. I’ve had to bin so many it’s a joke. I’ve just pulled this out of the washing machine and it’s got bleach stains, nothing else in the load has stains just this? What am I missing? Anyone had this I feel like I’m going mad! I’ve added some photos to show you what I mean.

Is he sniffing aerosols through it?

Me too. I only clicked because I thought someone was asking for some sort of indecipherable message help.

I wasn't attempting humour. You corrected someone else and made a mistake - that was the funny part.

It’s not snobby to correct grammar

And what belongs to the hoody, as an apostrophe is used to indicate a possessive, not a plural?

I've noticed too that people often write his instead of he's: "My husband gets on my nerves, his always out with his mates, his never in."

To answer the question though I've had this on bath mats and leggings. It's the spray bleach cleaner from Aldi that's splashed in my case.

Well, I'd hope she means "his hoodies."

Muphry's law always strikes with these posts.

@overstimulatedhermit as it is mainly on the back, could it be something leaking from a bag he carries? My son had a leaky pen in his bag. He removed the pen, but the bag was stained and the stains transferred to his clothes whenever the bag got wet in the rain.

Are you using fabric conditioner straight in the drum? When I did this a few times and it spilled onto an item of clothing before the wash started, it left light coloured marks like bleach on them.

Hoodies!

Sorry, a bit off subject, but for a few years I was getting blue staining, ink like, under the boob part of my bras. No one else had this ink on their clothes and mine was only on my bras, turns out that very few people can have blue sweat, described exactly has mine, so other than ruin many bras, the secret is solved!

‘Lessons’ 😂

I don’t know, ask the OP? I quoted their sentence. I’m not going to quote and change things to correct them

If I’m quoting someone then I write what they’ve wrote, so yes hoody’s is incorrect

These stains can also be created by P20 suncream ( as well as the acne cream, some face creams and whitening toothpaste)

I own a holiday cottage and have lost 2 full sets of linen and lots of towels this way.

If you use a colour remover first you can dye them.

@LillyPJ I wasn't attempting humour

You should have. Humour is more appealing than pettiness.

And sadly, in your fit of pettiness, you have totally missed that I was using humour to correct someone that had used humour to correct the OP.

Effort: 0/10
Pettiness: 10/10

Have a fantastic day!

In that case, it's a shame your humour was completely invisible!

we do have P20 but she’s not used it since the summer when she wouldn’t have worn the hoody. Must be hair related products (different to what I use) and her hair is a lot longer than mine.

No sorry I won’t

Omg! That’s crazy. What is going on

I use liquid 😬

This is interesting, so the law changed and now all dyes have to be fast? I was talking the other day about how it's so rare to have anything bleed in the machine these days.

Yes he’s the onlY one and it happened to one or two short sets that he got from there. I’m going to email them later thank you

I got my washing machine this year so don’t think it’s about age

That doesn’t explain why it’s only happening to the clothes from Tesco though

I suspect that Tesco use a certain dye recipe for all their garments. This is why it’s happening to their clothes.

Maybe residue from fabric conditioner or washing powder.