Do you use bleach on the white tablecloth?
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I did not have a stain that required bleach. They did wash beautifully with regular detergent.
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Hi Annie, have not used the white one yet. But the colored ones I bought seem color fast. I had some stubborn oil stains that came out after I used hot water and mild bleach. I always bleach my whites.... so if and when I will bleach. Hope this helps
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It does not contain bleach of any kind. It is meant to be used in conjunction with bleach to prevent the yellowing that bleach does to white cotton clothing over time.
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No, bleach stains are a removal of color from fabric. This only cleans not 're-colors'
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I dont' know I bought white but I would highly recommend them. I have even bleached them and they came out fine.
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Yes, I have washed them with my other whites and have used Clorox bleach on them :) So far they are holding up well for inexpensive towels. The only draw back is that they are thin but, in truth, I am comparing them to thicker Turkish white towels I purchased from Lands End :) otherwise, these are great for the price!
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WAsh with other whites; use bleach. Actually, these towels don't break down with bleach like other (better) flour-sack towels. In fact, I don't think these are really flour sack towels at all.
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I never wash any of the parts in the dishwasher because I wash all by hand add bleach to the hot water and soak for ten to fifteen minutes to insure that it is sterile and every nook and cranny is clean for the next use. So I guess the answer is I don't know but prefer to hand wash with bleach in hot water..
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I wish! There are no instructions to do this. Only white, as far as I know.
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Washable fabrics are usually best washed before use, to remove any chemical residued used in the fabric's manufacture. Being a linen tablecloth, it is likely to get a bit wrinkled in a wash load and may need a touch with an iron when dry. I used the tablecolths that I bought straight out of the package (folds and all) because they were bought and used only as table covers for our business. Washed before use or not, I would think that the folds in the tablecloth could be removed with a light ironing. If you don't own an iron, sprinkle the tablecloth lightly with water and run through your clothes dryer and that should remove the folds as well. Washable fabrics are usually best washed before use, to remove any chemical residued used in the fabric's manufacture. Being a linen tablecloth, it is likely to get a bit wrinkled in a wash load and may need a touch with an iron when dry. I used the tablecolths that I bought straight out of the package (folds and all) because they were bought and used only as table covers for our business. Washed before use or not, I would think that the folds in the tablecloth could be removed with a light ironing. If you don't own an iron, sprinkle the tablecloth lightly with water and run through your... » Read More Washable fabrics are usually best washed before use, to remove any chemical residued used in the fabric's manufacture. Being a linen tablecloth, it is likely to get a bit wrinkled in a wash load and may need a touch with an iron when dry. I used the tablecolths that I bought straight out of the package (folds and all) because they were bought and used only as table covers for our business. Washed before use or not, I would think that the folds in the tablecloth could be removed with a light ironing. If you don't own an iron, sprinkle the tablecloth lightly with water and run through your clothes dryer and that should remove the folds as well. « Show Less
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Mine is blue but it got dirty really quickly. I'm sure the white would too. Someone told my to try putting rubbing alcohol in it but I'm afraid it would take off the color.
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I would not use No Bleach & No Citrus. I used regular dishwasher soap and I didn't like the little bit of residue left behind. I hand wash and dry all my Zwilling silverware.
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I haven't tried bleaching but they are 100% cotton. When I had a restaurant, I always used spray n wash (now called resolve). Less caustic than bleach and did amazing stain removal on cotton napkins. The trick is to get to the stains quickly (after your guests leave, of course!).
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Yes, it is still white and I use it regularly. I don't know if it makes a difference but I do wash it by hand and immediately after we're done eating since I like to put it away instead of leaving it on the counter. It's a favorite kitchen appliance second to my bread machine. Enjoy!
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Bluing is not a stain remover. I simply makes whites whiter. However, if you use too much or apply directly to cloth it will turn it blue. It must be diluted.
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no bleach, regular detergent. wash gentle cycle and dry on medium heat and they turn out perfect
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Mix two tablespoons in a quart of warm ( not hot ) water. Use a plastic or glass container. NEVER,NEVER ever mix with bleach, it will form poisoness chlorine gass that in a close area can be fatal !!!................Uncle Sam
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None. Take a WET rag, hydrogen peroxide, and an iron. YouTube it. 1. Pour the peroxide into stain. 2. Put wet rag over 3. Put iron on high WITH STEAM on top of rag (just set it) for 10-30 seconds 4. Blot off- works on tons of stuff! Better for you than simple green nasty stuff too, and works better too!