Sentences with phrase «bleaching stains out»

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FraneeB, the most helpful reviewer, has used these cloths for nearly a year on a daily basis, and she likes that she can dry large quantities of dishes and stains come out with bleach and hot water.

She appreciated that the towel looks attractive, absorbs liquids, and any stains can be bleached out easily.

Any stain that has given me a hard time has bleached out in the sun instantly.

Sunning Out Stains on Whites - Our beloved white teddy bear had seen better days but I didn't want to use bleach on it.

A friend who does cloth diapers highly recommends drying them on the line in the sun whenever possible, because it bleaches out stains and kills germs.

Putting the cloth diapers out to air dry in full sunlight is not just good to preserve them for a long time BUT it will also help to bleach stains away!

The sun will bleach them out of stains, on a good hot day, in like 20 minutes!!

I toss them in with my white load and everything bleaches out really well, so no stains!

We DO NOT recommend using bleach, stain removers, borax, Bac - Out, Biokleen, or Oxy - Clean as they may damage your diapers.

You don't need bleach but might want to add an enzyme based stain and odor fighter like Bac Out.

If you check out cloth diaper forums they are filled with complaints about still having a smell after washing three times or having to use bleach / stripping the diaper to get the stains out.

Then you want to dry them and you can dry them in the sun, ideally, because that would bleach out any stains or if throw them in your dryer, or mix and match those options.

Cloth diaper forums are filled with complaints about diapers still having an odour after washing three times or having to use bleach or having to «strip» the diaper to get the stains out.

Really stubborn stains from stubborn foods (like carrots, beets etc) might require repeat bleaching / vinegar but most stains should come out at least so the fleece does not look appalling.

Hang them outside in the sun, this will bleach out any stains and sanitize them.

There has been a little yellow staining on some of the diapers (but they're clean) and I think this will come out once the summer comes and they can be bleached by the sun.

They also mention not to use the following to treat stains: Bleach, Stain Remover, Borax, Bac - Out, Biokleen, Oxy - Clean.

Mine consists of a big t - shirt, a bleach - stained and frayed jacket, and work out shorts.

You can even use bleach and water to safely take out tough stains (but be sure to rinse out all the bleach or other cleaning chemicals used).

I have stains that won't bleach out and have rips.

i like that right now i can use a bleach pen to get out any stains.