Toddler's white shirts always end up with yellow stains after being washed?
Sunday, February 28th, 2010 at
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yep, just as sal*uk says.
Its the bleach!!!!!!
Try using something like Oxy instead. Too much bleach turns cotton yellow.
they are cheap material… it doesnt irritate the babys skin.
And they make baby clothes only to last for a short period of time as they know that babys are growing at a rapid rate, so the fibers arent nearly as strong as adult clothes.
Instead of using bleach try adding 1/2 c. baking soda to the wash load with your regular detergent…. If you have stains on your toddler’s shirts just rub some laundry detergent on them and let them sit a bit.. Then toss in the wash… * I washed and dried one of my tot’s white shirts with a chocolate stain and the laundry soap took it out even after it was dried…. I sometimes if really bad use shout/spray n wash…Let it sit for awhile… Good luck
it is the bleach or you have hard watter
are any of your white shirts damaged? is it just the shirts? it might be the bleach or something in the water. you arent supposed to wash kids clothing in bleach its to strong for their sensitive skin.
You may have a magnesiam problem have your water tested by a labratory they will be able to give you the count
Use RIT laundry treatment White-Wash* stain remover & whitener for non-bleachable whites. Trust me you will never use bleach again and you will have a trully white color always. But you can only use this product with white clothes only.