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Pink muslins - where to buy?

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3catstoo · 05/09/2006 09:39

HI,

Can anyone help please? I am looking for pink muslins for my daughter. Mothercare only sell white or white with blue bears on.

I'm not sure where to look.

Thanks.

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JessaJam · 05/09/2006 09:44

Woolworths had some a while ago...

JessaJam · 05/09/2006 09:45

Guarantee Babies R Us would have some too.

agalch · 05/09/2006 10:32

3catstoo

i got a pkt of 3 from asda on sunday

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prettybird · 05/09/2006 10:35

Buy white muslims. Put in hot wash with something red. Voila - pink muslims!

prettybird · 05/09/2006 10:36

Oops - meant Muslins - not muslims!

MamaG · 05/09/2006 10:38

I did that prettybird although I didn't mean to. Also did it with DH's chef whites

He was the only Head Chef in Leeds in a pink uniform!!

JackieNo · 05/09/2006 10:40

Six packs at Jojomamanbebe .

prettybird · 05/09/2006 10:46

I've done too recently MamaG. Twice in quick succession . We now have a number of pink running T-shirts and a pink fitted bed sheet - even after two "Colour Run Remover" washes. Eventually tracked down the culprit to a Next T-shirt that is not even red and you would never have thought would leak colour.

alligator · 05/09/2006 10:47

or alternatively make sole jelly using muslin to strain. Stains them beautifully.

SoupDragon · 05/09/2006 10:51

Big pack of white ones, pack of pink Dylon machine dye. Voila, bright pink musins.

pablopatito · 05/09/2006 11:14

"or alternatively make sole jelly using muslin to strain. Stains them beautifully."

Doesn't that make them smell of fish, though?

JessaJam · 05/09/2006 11:18

I also feel the need to point out that they are generally for wiping up baby puke, so the colour isn't 'that' important surely!?

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3catstoo · 05/09/2006 14:03

Thanks everyone.
I should add that they are not for a baby as such. They are for my 2 yr old who HAS to take one to bed with her or out in the car if nap time. We had 3 yellow and 3 green, used on 2 previous children. She only likes the yellow and tells me that the green do not work !!
I suggested to her that we get some pink ones (thinking that M/C would sell them) to replace the grotty ones that she sucks on to get to sleep. We've lost 2 yellow ones and so the remaining one has to be washed and dried in no time. I could do without the stress really.
All seems very petty but in aid of a good nights sleep I shall be buying a pack of pink muslins for her.

Many thanks. I will probably get them online as I cannot face another trip to the shops after school shoe shopping and uniform shopping.

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JessaJam · 05/09/2006 14:05

Ah! Now I understand!!

nappyaddict · 05/09/2006 15:23

asda

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