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Blue shirt with White collar...

5 replies

Karbea · 17/11/2012 22:27

went into a blue wash, and came out as a blue shirt with a grubby blue coloured collar, can I turn it back White somehow? And how can I stopped it happening again?

My husband loves expensive blue and White shirts and they drive me mad with worry when I wash them :(

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Rockchick1984 · 18/11/2012 00:40

In future put a colour catcher sheet in the wash with them? If it was a new shirt I'd personally be taking it back to the shop for an exchange - presuming that it was the only new item in that wash then it stands to reason that it's the one that has dyed itself if that makes sense!

AppleOgies · 18/11/2012 07:56

IME blue shirts with white colours don't run... You shouldn't have put it in a 'blue wash' because they're not darks, the other blues will have run, not the blue/white shirt. Next time your DH buys a shirt like this, wash it with your lights.

AppleOgies · 18/11/2012 07:59

And by lights I mean, other work shirts that don't have heavy colour in them. Clothes that have some light colour but you know don't run.

And no I don't think the shirt is now recoverable.

Karbea · 18/11/2012 17:41

Umm thought it might be for the bin. I normally do a shirt wash but for some reason it ended up with blue things. Oh we'll lesson learnt!

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peckforton · 25/11/2012 18:16

You can buy something called " Colour Run Remover" from the big supermarkets it only removes colours run in the wash and not the colour an item is originally.

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