How do I get dried blood out of jeans?
Hydrogen peroxide will get blood (dried and otherwise) out of washable fabric. You wet the stained surface, pour a little peroxide on the area, let it fizz and bubble up, and then rinse it out. It usually takes several applications. Then put some liquid detergent on the spot, rub it in, and wash in cold water. Never wash blood stains in hot water, because the heat will cook the protein, and the stain will be permanently set in the fabric. For the same reason, make sure the spot is completely gone before putting the garment in a dryer.Keep in mind, though, that hydrogen peroxide has a weak bleaching action. If the jeans in question are dark and very even toned, its better to skip the peroxide. Instead, you can rub a little liquid detergent directly into the spot, and wash in cold water afterward.
HELP! Put bleached shorts in dryer!?
HELP!! I was bleaching my shorts, and when I finished I put them straight into the dryer!! I was suppose to put them in the washer, but I forgot!! I don't know what to specifically ask for, but what I'm wondering is what should I do?!?!? Will it destroy the inside of my dryer?? What will happen? Should I wipe the inside of my dryer?? Help please!
Do you put Jeans in dryer after JUST bleaching them?
You have to rinse the bleach before putting them in the dryer
How can I get blood stains out of my jeans?
Ideally, tackle blood stains while they're still wet. But they're definitely a challenge.WHAT YOU NEEDbowl or sink filled with cold waterbar of soapstain-removal sprayammoniacotton swabpaper towellaundry detergentFOLLOW THESE STEPSWet the stain with cold water If the stain is fresh and still wet, soak fabric in cold water immediately.Use soap Rub the stain well with a bar of soap, lathering gently. Tip: For light-colored fabrics, dab with a hydrogen peroxide, which acts as bleach.Re-soak the stain with a pre-treatment stain remover If the stain has already dried, spray with stain-removal solution. Let it soak in.Dab on diluted ammonia Apply a small amount of diluted ammonia to the area with a cotton swab.Launder fabric Machine-wash the fabric using an enzyme detergent (most standard laundry soaps are enzyme-based), which breaks down protein stains. Make sure the blood has lifted before putting fabric in the dryer, as the heat will set the stain.Hope It Helps.In Mumbai you need not worry for your laundry. Call eLaundry get your laundry done within 48 hours.eLaundry is your One Point Solution for all your laundry and dry cleaning needs - Daily Wears, Office Wears, Bridal Wears, Shoe Cleaning, Sofa Cleaning, Mattresses Cleaning, Carpet, Leather Products…. etc.Call for pickup - 9975715336Download Android app - eLaundry- Laundry Service App - Android Apps on Google PlayFor more updates follow on Facebook: eLaundry | FacebookWebsite - Coming Soon
How do you wash American Eagle jeans? What are some examples?
Cold water wash and rinse.I like to use liquid fabric softener in the wash …not a fan of the dryer sheets.Here’s where you make or break it; drying them.Turn your jeans inside out before you put them in the dryer …when you right side out them after the dryer then will tend to have less wrinkling. If you don’t want the jeans to fade as rapidly then wash them inside out as well.DO NOT use high heat to dry your jeans (or any of your clothes for that matter).Use the “Delicate” cycle and use LOW heat. Set the cycle for “Colors” …maybe a bit longer.When the cycle is done pull them out, turn them right side out and, if they are still damp, let them air dry. If you have to, put them back in the dryer and set the cycle to a short duration.The whole idea is to minimize the heat used to dry the jeans. This will keep them from shrinking and keep them looking good.
I got mud on my jeans. I washed them and I can still see mud on them... I didn't use bleach the first time
Well don't use bleach on them this time either. Try some Shout Stain remover. It works pretty good. ERA laundry soap work real well too.
How to wash Hollister Jeans?
there are directions on a tag inside, depending on the shades the washing instructions (like hot water, cold water, if you should or shouldn't use bleach or whatever) inside the pants, follow those instructions and you shouldn't have a problem. But fading is normal after washing and wearing jeans multiple times, chances are you probably can't completely prevent it.
Stiff jeans?
Wash them with a load of towels and put in a teensy amount of bleach (no more than 1/4 cup). Use the hottest water possible. Dry the towels in the dryer, but hang the jeans to dry. When the jeans are dry, put them in the dryer using the "fluff" (no heat) setting with some of the dry towels. After about 5 minutes, the jeans will be much softer. (You can also use this technique without the bleach, but the bleach will help remove the "sizing" which makes the fabric stiff.)