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How to Make White Towels White Again When They Turn Grey
- by Brodie Cook
White towels rarely turn grey after a single wash. The change happens slowly over months or even years, so you...
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What Is the Right Temperature to Wash White Clothes for Whiter Results?
- by Brodie Cook
For many sturdy everyday whites, 40°C gives the best balance for whitening. It is a practical white clothes washing temperature...
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Does Chlorine Bleach Ruin Fabric or Permanently Damage Clothes?
- by Brodie Cook
Have you ever splashed bleach on a black shirt and watched the spot turn orange? Or noticed that a white...
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Colour Safe Laundry Bleach Alternative: Keep Your Clothes Clean and Bright
- by Brodie Cook
White clothes can come out of the wash clean and still look anything but fresh. Yellow underarms, dull collars and...
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Oxygen Bleach vs Chlorine Bleach: Which Type of Bleach Is Better for Laundry?
- by Brodie Cook
When white shirts begin to yellow or bed sheets lose their brightness, household chlorine bleach can seem like the quickest...
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Why White Clothes Turn Yellow in Storage and How to Whiten Them Again
- by Brodie Cook
White clothes can turn yellow even while sitting untouched in storage. If you have pulled out a favourite shirt, baby...
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How to Whiten Clothes Without Chlorine Bleach
- by Brodie Cook
Your whites came out of the washing machine clean, so why do they still look dirty? White clothes, towels and...
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Washing Machine Mould: How to Remove Black Mould from Your Washing Machine
- by Brodie Cook
You expect a washing machine to remove grime, not grow it. Yet one damp rubber fold can become a comfortable...
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Washing Machine Leaving Marks on Clothes? Causes and Fixes
- by Brodie Cook
You pull clean clothes from the washing machine and find white streaks, greasy spots or dark flecks that were not...
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Washing Machine Black Flakes: What They Are and How to Get Rid of Them
- by Brodie Cook
Black flakes in a washing machine are often pieces of built-up detergent, fabric softener, and grime that have loosened from...
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