I wanted to get some stain out of white clothes, so I soaked them in bleach, but now they turned into a shade of pale pink. Since all the clothes were white I don’t understand why there is the pink stain, and I wonder if there’s any way to get rid of it?

I just cleaned my closet with bleach. After the bleach is dry and I put my clothes back in, will it still be able to stain my clothes?
I did not wipe it down with water. It has dried for about 7 hours however. I had the fan on to help it dry too. Should it be safe now?

i play squash and club has service to wash clothes. can i pretreat underams so the shirts will be white.. what do i use to get rid of yellow underam stains

does it sting or stain clothes?

I read the best way to cut laundry costs is to use cold water. What is the cost trade-off between using more laundry detergent with cold water, instead of using warm water? Would there be an added benefit of better color retention with cold water instead of warm? (also possibly more ‘clean smell’ to your clothes).

In other words how much does it cost per cycle to use warm water, and what if you instead use cold and then applied those savings to using more detergent?

What are disatvantages , such as poorer stain removal etc.

I have hard water and every now and then, not always, I will get rust stains on my white clothes. I would like to prevent this. Does anyone know of a product that you can add to your wash that will prevent rust stains on your clothes?

I left my clothes in my apartments laundry room when I ran back to my apartment to get some more fabric softener sheets and while I was gone someone pooped (seriously) in my basket of clothes. They are all stained and smell really bad. What should I do?

This is possibly the worst moment of my life.

I left my clothes in my apartments laundry room when I ran back to my apartment to get some more fabric softener sheets and while I was gone someone pooped (seriously) in my basket of clothes. They are all stained and smell really bad. What should I do?

This is possibly the worst moment of my life.

a black pen exploded in the washer all over my baby’s blue clothes what is the most effective way to remove it?

My brother put a supposedly "washable" marker in our laundry. It not only marked up all of our clothes but also our dryer. Any suggestions on what to do to remove the stains in the dryer?

i have a variety of stains on my clothes and i am wondering which will get them out better

http://www.oxiclean.com/17541products.asp?MainNav=Products&SubNav=Laundry

or

http://www.oxiclean.com/151616A05products.asp?MainNav=Products&SubNav=Laundry

will the 2nd option get out set in stains?

I added some bleach to some white clothes one time, and now every time i do a regular load of laundry with colors, whatever is not black is getting these blue stains… how do I get rid of this?

My son is 3 months old and up to this point I’ve been doing his laundry seperately from mine. Do I still need to do this? I don’t much care, I suppose, whether I use Dreft or adult detergent like Tide, but I’m tired of doing extra loads of laundry, when his clothes could easily fit in with mine. Should I worry about formula stains from his clothes getting on mine?

I must not have screwed the cap on tightly and had the bottle of fluid in my trunk. I threw my laundry bag in the trunk as well and after about a day of riding around, I went to take out the laundry bag and the blue fluid spilled on some of my clothes. Is there anything I can do?

I washed a Red t-shirt (from the bahamas) that was washed before, with a not so dark load of laundry and it bleed all over our good clothes. There are red spots on some of the clothes and turned some others a tint of pink…. How do I get it out?? I tried washing them again but it didn’t take the stains out. Please help if you have any suggestions.

i used tide for a bit but it turned my clothes blue. then i used cheer and now my clothes are still getting bloches of nothing on them…. what can i do? i have a washer that has a top lid and such

I was going to wash a load of laundry, so I put it in the washer and poured liquid laundry detergent all over it. Unfortunately, something came up right before I was going to start the wash, so I had to leave the laundromat immediately. So I took my clothes out and figured I would wash them later that day…but I was unable to do that. So the detergent dried and now it looks like my clothes have stains on them.

They will go away once I do laundry today, right?

A small container of shea butter went through wash and dry cycles of a brightly colored load of laundry and now all the clothes are covered in oil stains. I tried soaking the whole load in Dawn dishwashing liquid and then re-washing it but it did not help. I read several other answers to similar questions but a lot of them were aimed at small stain removal (i.e. using baby powder, etc). Any large scale suggestions?

I bought a white shirt with a small red ribbon. The ribbon is not removable, so, not really thinking well, I threw the shirt in with my light stuff. The red ribbon bled all over the white shirt and several other articles of clothing. Is there anything I can do to treat the items it bled on? Most of the items are NOT white, so bleach is out of the question. I tried running them through the wash with a stain stick applied to all of the spots, but that didn’t work to well. Are my clothes doomed?

I don’t like bleach that much cuz it sometimes is hard to get out of the washer and will stain my other clothes. But i can’t seem to get my whites really really white and get all stains out.