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Bleaching??
Is there a way to take a yellow couch cover (polyester?) and turn it
white? What kind of bleach should one use? |
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Bleaching??
You can't use regular bleach on polyester--it will set the yellow. Try Oxyclean or Miracle White, both in the laundry section at the grocery store Teri |
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Bleaching??
gavsko wrote: Is there a way to take a yellow couch cover (polyester?) and turn it white? What kind of bleach should one use? I doubt you'd get very good results, that large a piece of fabric will bunch up, even in a commercial machine, and any product will have difficulty reaching all the bits. That said, you might take a look at the Rit products for color/stain removal: http://www.ritdye.com/laundry.asp NAYY, Beverly |
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Bleaching??
On 3 Oct 2006 12:56:16 -0700, gavsko wrote:
Is there a way to take a yellow couch cover (polyester?) and turn it white? What kind of bleach should one use? It this is a yellow polyester (instead of a stained polyester), you're pretty much out of luck. Poly is not dyeable by home methods, nor can you strip the color easily. Kay |
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Bleaching??
Thanks for the advice everyone, it's been very useful
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