I have now found a bleach I can tolerate, a powdered oxygen bleach but before that I used to dye my clothes that got dingy and just bought new white clothes. My favourite colour was Tintex "Midnight blue" and as long as you washed all the dyed clothes together you had no problems. I also used this same colour to "freshen" up the colour of my jeans.
I add an extra cup of salt when I use the dye to help set the colour a bit more. Louise Larabie [email protected] & BARFing Amber and Ginger Raw Connections www.raw-connections.com [email protected] Frozen, raw prepared meals for dogs and cats, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Area RawGlow www.raw-connections.com/rawglow raw fed Miniature Australian Shepherd & NAMAS *****For a great grooming tool check http://www.raw-connections.com/grooming.html -----Original Message----- From: Acmeair [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 04, 2002 4:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: CS>h2o2 vs chlorine bleach all my white things, t-shirts, skiveys, etc. are gettin pretty dingy, for not using any of the commercial bleachs. anyone have some good tips on using 35% h2o2 ?
