Dyeing poo stained stuff and selling it?

[ihatemycat]

I have loads of baby items which have poo stains on which I just can't seem to remove... towels, vests, sleep suits etc.
Would I be unreasonable to dye them with Dylon and sell or pass them on? I'd be upfront about it but not sure if people would be grossed out...?

I would bin them. You won't get much in eBay for dyed poo clothes! Really not worth the effort.

If they are stained with poo don't sell them just throw them away.

Yuck! Bin them

Just pass onto clothes recycling!

Eeew
Yabu!

Plus all the supermarkets sell vests, babygros etc extremely cheaply so I really can't see anyone being desperate enough to buy poo stained dyed clothes on eBay.

ask yourself if YOU'D buy shit-stained clothes from a stranger and then decide?

I can't believe anyone would actually consider buying them. At least not for enough to cover the cost of the dye!

It's minging, bin them. Or dye them and put them in a clothes bank.

Better nappies?

In fact even my nappies don't come out the wash with poo stains!

Don't clothes recycling want clean, washed clothes though? I am starting to chant 'bin it', 'bin it'!

Yuk! I just binned all mine.

You've made me chuckle with your entrepreneurial spirit!

I wouldn't want them. Esp when they are so cheap in supermarkets and primark. I wouldn't waste your time.

Yuuuk

We can stick clothes like that in our recycling bin.

Even non poo stained vests are barely worth selling!

Wow! A unanimous verdict!
They shall be heading to the bin then, thanks everyone!

Have you tried the pink Vanish stain remover capsules? They are amazing!

You get buttons for baby clothes on eBay unless designer or similar.

You can buy brand new vests from
Asda very cheaply, you will need to charge a couple of quids postage.

All in all, a shit idea

Are you the poo-troll?

Am joking, I recognise your name from your cat-thread ages ago.

Charity shops take stuff like this for rags - they get money / kilo. I am always taking tatty pants / odd socks / etc (washed obviously) so I am sure they would take your poo stained vests! Just make sure they know it is a bag of rag stuff NOT for sale

Well I've dyed stained stuff (not sold it though). I used dark colours and it covered up a frankly amazing amount of marks, and looked quite good.

Economically probably not worth it (I dunno though, vests are, what, a fiver for three? if you have a load that would be otherwise useable then a fiver's load of dye goes quite a long way) but I just couldn't justify binning perfectly useable clothing that simply looked a bit unattractive. The waste!

OP you are GROSS

This is surely a joke?.....